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  1. 6 minutes ago, WSU151 said:

     

    MLB 16 The Show (the latest one) had the black and blue roundel Royals logo in the dugout.  That logo hadn't been used in a long, long time.

     

    The Show 16 has a TON of uniform examples. Off the top of my head: Throwback pullover uniforms all had buttons (at least all the ones I saw), a lot of minor league teams had issues... The Portland Sea Dogs had royal blue helmets, navy blue numbers, and the Red Sox old socks (The Seadogs are basically just a carbon copy of the Red Sox in real life), the Binghamton Mets had orange numbers, and at least one or two teams had alternates that I can't prove exist.

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  2. Dude stop using strips on all the jersey. Like same thing for every team. So simple anyone could cold come up with it. Just so boring see the same thing 50 thousand times

    My goodness, I must be hallucinating again. All those unique stripe patterns that I'm seeing are actually boring and generic!

    Love the work OldSchool. Some really ingenious ideas here, though I'm not huge on the Columbus road jersey, I'd stick to white. I know it isn't matching with the home if you do that, but it'd still be close enough where I think it could work.

  3. I think the Blackhawks road jersey is overrated. It's still a lot better than most teams, but where is the color balance? Their red jerseys are some of the most vibrant in sports, but the roads are mostly black and very drab looking. Switch the black and red and it would be a winner.

    I was thinking the exact same thing watching the game the other night. Red numbers would make the road set infinitely better than what they have now. I'm not a huge fan of the homes because I'm not a fan of that style of hem striping, which is incidentally why I like Dallas' white sweater so much more than the home.

  4. Okay but what programs do most of you use?

    MS paint is the easiest to use, but image quality as a whole suffers and it takes a lot of time and patience to draw something very high quality. This is definitely a good place to dip your toes in the water.

    Inkscape (which is free) and Illustrator are great vector programs that can be used to make some beautiful looking concepts, but both definitely have a learning curve to them. If you use one of these, practice a good amount before posting a concept.

    Photoshop uses bitmap imagine like paint, but is much more complex and can also create some very high quality concepts. This one also has a learning curve to it.

  5. Upper lip? I don't understand what you're seeing, lol.

    Looks like a slightly deformed horse.

    Well, take a look at the right picture. Then take a look at the gap where the bronco's mane is. Then look at the dot right in the middle of the bronco. That's the eye. I think you see it now, lol. I've never seen anything more scary in my life. The way the arms look wrenched out of place and everything. Here come the nightmares.

    Yeah, I don't really see it... But on that topic, I used to hate the old Lions logo for a similar reason.

    The issue for me was that the bottom jaw and the upper leg of the lion connected, so that space created looked like an eye, and the legs seemed like a weird mouth. I think I was 15 before I realized that it wasn't just some really deformed lion.

    lions_old_logo.gif

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