VampyrRabbit

More for the team from Saitama. Main and secondary emblems for Reds, the flower now has petals comprised partly of diamonds, and in that motif, there are now 11 diamonds. I tried to incorporate a subtle echo of the Mitsubishi logo using different shades of red. Red and Gold versions of the emblems.

You're right, I do think it needs the team name or at least the initials somewhere, Probably either a scroll or the initials of the club along with an S for Saitama. And I think I can incorporate the Mitsubishi logo into the flower by adding an extra petal.

Green with Gold logos and gold, violet, blue, hot pink and red trim on the sleeves would be a really nice colour combo for Atlanta.

Back after healing from a hand injury, here are some more reimaginings..... Based in the Greater Victoria area and playing in the Canadian Premier League, Pacific FC have a really nice colour scheme, but their current crest isn't anywhere near as nice. There is supposed to be an outline of Vancouver Island and a Douglas Fir in that logo, but it's not clear, and the Trident and the initials of the club are tiny. The redesign here has the trident and tree as the centrepiece of the logo, and waves representing the seas around Victoria. Two versions, one with a shield with the tree bursting out, and another one without a shield outline. One of the best followed teams in Japan, Urawa Red Diamonds were formed as the works team of Mitsubishi and used to be called Mitsubishi Urawa FC. Initials were not the only thing the team took from Manchester United - they also took the same colours (the team have worn red shirts, white shorts and black socks since the J - League started) and Red Devils nickname. Their current crest has a lot going on, the redesign simplifies the crest and has a lot of red diamonds. The flower is now at the centre of the crest and has even more red diamonds, and the two stars represent the two AFC Champions League titles the team has won, a record for a Japanese club.

How aboutnaming the mascot Expo Joe? For the colourway, A is the best.

What about Washington Monumentals as a team name? I mean DC has all those fancy buildings, so should WFT go Monumental?

No shortage of German soccer teams that have the last two digits of their foundation year as part of their name. So it can work. Just not here, Washington 32s is weaksauce.

Not gonna lie, first thought was of the band from the 1980's and the name Washington Replacements, and thinking Washington Fugazi or Washington Bad Brains would be much more fitting.

Make that the big five, and it's a no contest in worst team name as far as I'm concerned. WFT would be light years ahead of CF Montreal.

Any chance of the name being Washington Team Football? I mean, there is a good chance that the main reaction to the unveiling will be WTF, might as well head them off at the pass, so to speak.

Couldn't they just buy the name off The Rock?

Thanks! That version of the Gunners crest is my fave too. Orignally, the Hexagon was going to be used as a shield, but it looked better standalone with a stack of cannonballs, instead of inside a hegaxonal shield with the blackletter Arsenal font as I originally had in mind. The cannon and ball logo was worn when Arsenal won the title with almost the last kick of the season, so that pretty much decided that I was going to go that route. With RSL, The shield shape was supposed to be shaped like Mount Olympus at the top, but didn't work that well with the main flower emblem, so it's just a shield now. As Utah has two pro teams that have no symbolism of Utah in their logos, I wanted to change that for Real. Might do that for the Jazz too. Originally I was going to rename the team, but I decided to keep the Real as the highest point in Utah is Kings Peak. And yeah, I would take the Elk over the Lion any day as a mascot for RSL. I think that could work, in the meantime, here is a slight redo that gives the quasar a bit of space and one in the colours of 2000.... And an emblem refresh for the newly promoted J - League team alongside Jublio....... Remake for Kyoto Sanga, the current logo looks dated and could do with a simplification. This redesign cuts the number of colours down to deep violet, red and a light gold. The logo is shaped like a traditional chōchin lantern.

Happy new year! A remaster of an old design, and some new stuff - Refresh for SB29, this now has two cutlasses and just the team initials. Redesign for Mexican team also known as Monarcas Morelia. This has the initials AM, and there are three crowns, for the three kings on the coat of arms of Morelia. Their current crest has a lot going on, so I designed something simpler and more in line with their "Monarcas" crest. The star represents their lone championship win, and also was something to fill the space. And a redesign for Arsenal. The current lemon coloured change kit is the first in a long time where the Gunners have just the cannon on their shirts, and it is a nice change and a big improvement from the current, now rather dated crest, and it would be nice if Arsenal go back to playing with just a Cannon and the stack of cannonballs, as they did from 1978 to 1990. This is my take on the cannon and ball design, I tried to make the cannon look imposing, and decided that 12 spokes with 6 pairs were good numbers, 12 for the players on the field plus the fans, and 6 for the shirt number of Tony Adams. And two versions that have hexagonal axle caps, a nod to the "Art Deco" crest introduced by Herbert Chapman, who also introduced the classic Gunners kit of red shirts with white sleeves.

Confirmation that the 2022 Inter Miami shirt will be Pink, and a hint about the shade and a potential "Heartbeat" pattern on the shirt.

I can make out the stripes and the pink trim on the cuffs, but not the Adidas logo, which really should have been in black. The shirt (the authentic one with the Grandad Collar) looked decent enough off the pitch, but on it, it didn't work thanks to not being able to see the adidas logo and those shorts.

I think it looks really cool, so it's good.

I didn't mind the clear pink on the home shirt, thought it worked well with the white, but they definately should have used white or black shorts, pink just didn't work.

The Quebecois Fleur de Lys inside of the diamond looks great. Getting serious 90's vibes from the other logo, it looks like it was cut from the same cloth as many 1990s French football team logos from that period, with the painted style.

Another redesign for Crew, this time with a bigger hard hat and arch. Redesign and rebrand for Real Salt Lake, I decided to use more of the imagery of Utah, so the Sego Lily, as found on the new (and rather nice) Flag of Salt Lake City is the centrepiece of the logo, and the three petals are separated by a representation of the head of a Rocky Mountain Elk, the State mammal. Two versions, one with a deep red and a lighter shade closer to the shade the team uses.

There is a fine line between classy and chintzy, and the gold on the Nats logo falls into the latter for me. The gold used in the All Star logo works with all the other colours and doesn't overwhelm them, the shade the team uses now is a different kettle of fish.

Slight tweak to the Cov crest, a thicker wheel rim (it is carrying an Elephant after all) as well as a tyre valve added. Redesign for Ipswich, this keeps the Punch draft horse, and gets rid of the red and the amount of lines. The crenellation at the top of the current crest is supposed to resemble the Wolsey Gate, a local landmark which to be fair, has seen better days. I put a more faithful representation of the gate at the top of the redesign. The two Octagons represent two other important locations in the town, Christchurch Museum (one octagon from the shape of the clock above the main entrance) and the Waterfront (the shape of the sundial). From Champagne country, Troyes recently became a member of the City Group, and like most City Group teams, they will probably get a cookie cutter roundel crest in the near future if the logo from their 2021 change is anything to go by, I decided to give them something more unique. The crest shape is inspired by Le Cœur de Troyes, a sculpture in the middle of the city, and has the flag of the province of Champagne across it. The X stands for the number of the Department of Aube (10). For the script, I've gone for ES Troyes AC. The club have been pushing the name ESTAC, but nobody is calling them that.

When I redid the numbering, I just got rid of the name instead of updating it and decided to discard the shield too. Coventry are one of those teams that can get away with a pretty stripped down crests and I'm pretty sure it would work on a mostly Sky Blue shirt. I agree on the wheel. Problem is that if you make the football small enough that the wheel becomes clear as a wheel, it means that there is a lot more light blue on the bottom half of the crest than the top, and makes it look unbalanced. I think I might have found a solution to that problem, going to sleep on it and see if it still works tomorrow. I think so. I'll have a go at something like the top right, perhaps the middle one. The Griffith Observatory is awesome, I'm suprised that Galaxy haven't used it for inspiration for one of their shirts yet. Not sure I can keep the GALAXY lettering with a roundel logo though, which is one of the things I really wanted to keep.

Czechia have given their lion emblem a refresh

Staying in the US..... This redesign for LA puts the quasar (originally from the Seal of LA County) as the main focal point, and surrounding it is a swirl detail inspired by the teams first emblem. Thats not the only inspiration from the original logo - the wordmark has the middle two letters highlighted, and above and below the other 4 letters is a Greek Key pattern, taken from the Griffith Observatory. Another nod to the stellar name of the team. I decided to have the quasar simple as on the LA County Seal 1957- 2004 for the sake of simplicity.

I think its a teamwear template with the pattern removed.