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  1. loholt
    Thanks for the kind words and the feedback. You were spot on with the logo edits and jersey changes. I like how all of them turned out a lot more after some tweaks.
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    Here we go with another NBA brand refresh! This time the soon to be back Seattle Supersonics at the suggestion of @mistere79. It's time for the Sonics to come back with a fresh brand that pays homage to the nostalgic and iconic looks of the past. The new primary logo ties in pieces from the original jetsetter logo of the 1960's, the iconic big lettered logo of the 90's, and the bright colors of the short lived modern Sonics that drafted Kevin Durant. Alternate logos range from modernizations of past logos to fully original custom marks. Jerseys are kept fairly simple as to honor the past and let the city of Seattle put their name back on the chest of an NBA jersey for the first time in nearly 20 years.
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    Pioneers seemed to go with the mountains and the history of the area and was suggested by someone on here. I've made some mockups of Utah Yeti and Utah Blizzard as well which are above on this post. With Yeti and Blizzard I go back to a little bit more of the purple. To see the full Yeti concept I have it up on loholt.com/utah right now. Good call on the website and the arena name, I didn't know they were changing it back to the Delta Center.
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    Alright after a little hiatus we're back and we're bringing the Jazz back to their rightful home of New Orleans. Kept it pretty simple mostly going back to versions of the original logo and color scheme but then again it is New Orleans so I got a little wacky with some of the jerseys.
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    1: Ghana #2 2: Switzerland #2 3: Ghana #1 4: Portugal #2
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    Holy smokes these just keep getting better and better. Well done everyone. 1: Costa Rica #1 2: Croatia #2 3: Canada #1 4: Canda #2
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    I’ll give it another go
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    1. Mexico 2 2. Mexico 1 3. Tunisia 1 4. Saudi Arabia 1
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    In for this one too
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    1. Senegal #1 2. U.S. #2 3. Iran #1 4. Ecuador #2 Super impressive work all around. Awesome competition looking forward to doing more of them!
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    I'll give it another go
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    Didn't do the full 3D Mocks for it but here's the general idea. Originally my only worry with this color scheme is you're getting a little close to the Hornets but they both had it in the 90's and it worked out just fine. I had a friend suggest Utah Yeti to me as well which rolls off the tongue nice and you could do with these same color schemes.
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    Was a little hard to figure out how big to make the stars but settled into this. Not sure I love it for an every night jersey but would be a cool city edition or something like that.
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    Man these are clean. The NBA takes some swings with jerseys but mostly with new designs that I don’t like as much. 90’s NBA is the peak and it’s cool to see a lot of them with different colors in this. As a Magic fan the T-Mac era logo with the black got me excited.
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    I do too. What they did this year was interesting but it still doesn't look enough like the old pinstripes for my liking. I'll see if I can put something together that looks clean.
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    I don’t disagree it definitely is a lot. They actually sort of took your suggestion this year and did a modern version of the stripes with the stars on the side for their statement jersey. Maybe I’ll do another version with one like you said or maybe just have alternate versions, one with stripes and one with stars.
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    Another NBA Brand Refresh, this time for my beloved Orlando Magic. Nothing too groundbreaking mostly just bringing it back to the 90's style (which almost every NBA team should do) and embracing the pin stripes and logos of that era. Also paying homage to the star jerseys of the T-Mac era with the jerseys as well. After I had come up with this they actually ended up leaning into this a bit with their statement jersey this year and having pinstripes in the lanes on their statement court which I love. Next year for the 30th anniversary I wouldn't be surprised if they fully brought back the pinstripes and a lot of the old logos for more prominent use.
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    I'm in for this for sure
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    Man those Cream City FC logos and the Blaze logo are awesome. I've always thought cream as a color is really underused today in sports logos and jerseys. When done right it can look really cool.
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    Alright I'm back with another NBA brand refresh and this time I'm heading west to Utah. We're taking the nonsensical Jazz name out of Salt Lake City (and eventually returning it to New Orleans where it belongs) and going with the Utah Pioneers at the suggestion of a few users on this thread. The Jazz has always been a goofy name for Utah and right now when they are transitioning to a rebuilding period would be a great time to embrace something new and fresh. In my opinion the Jazz peaked culturally and successfully during the Stockton-Malone era of the 90’s so I’m throwing it back to that look with plenty of purple and white and an emphasis on the mountains for the logos. To incorporate the Pioneer theme a bit I’ve added a goldish color that is also pretty close to an alternate color they used in the popular 90’s logo. I know the Lakers technically are a purple and gold as well but with slightly different purple and a way different "gold" (there's is obviously just yellow) I felt like it was different enough. Jersey-wise the home and away are basically modernizations of those 90’s jerseys and then I added a gold one for the statement jersey to embrace the Pioneer mascot a little bit more. Certainly could argue that the Pioneer mascot could come through a little more but any logo involving a pioneer or covered wagon or anything looked hokey to me. The nice thing about this brand refresh is they can keep the bear mascot they currently have as well.
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    Here's some options with some possible names on a logo for Utah. I feel like the purple and blue of the 90's is their most popular look so would probably be throwing it back to that in some capacity with the mountains and the nice thing with all 3 of these names is they could keep that look and keep their bear mascot they have currently too.
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    Wow I've never seen that one before but that is very cool. It will be interesting to see what they go with when they come back for sure so I'll work on that too!
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    Great idea. They've really struggled in the last few years and I have no clue what they're going for this year with the black and yellow. I'm happy to see they're bringing back the purple jerseys next year because the Stockton/Malone era stuff is the best but still obviously doesn't fit with the Jazz name. I'll work on it and see what I can come up with!
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    Alright next up I'm doing a full brand refresh for the Indiana Pacers. I think their primary is already pretty good and widely recognized so I just polished it up a little bit and took the gray out of the current one (why is there gray?). I made a new alternate logo really leaning into the "Pacer" theme and trying to embrace the racing roots of the team and city a bit more by using the checkers. The jerseys combine the checkerboard with the pinstripes of the Reggie Miller era which in my opinion were their best jerseys. Added some checkerboard to the courts too to keep the theme going. Overall I feel like they could lean into the racing theme way more and tried to reflect that here.
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    I've heard that before and definitely agree. Here's a little mockup of what they would look like. I was trying to figure out how to go without black on those two jerseys just to keep it the two main colors but I agree that it's probably impractical from a real life jersey standpoint.
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