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Taking a small break from my New Look series to post this. Over at HJC, they recently had a Toledo Walleye Redesign Comp, and this was my entry. IMO the walleye have one of the best minor league identities in sports, so I didn't change too much. I kept the navy cuffs/hem on both jerseys, but made the striping pattern more traditional, but with a minor league feel. there are yokes on both jerseys, and I used the realistic-looking walleye as the main crest. The double-hook logo is on the shoulders. Not much else to say. C&C welcome.

Not sure if this is the right place, but Bolton Wanderers (UK soccer team) have been running a logo competition and my design has been shortlisted. I have attached the designs below, I would love to hear everyones thoughts on all the logos. Please see the link below if you would like to vote. https://www.bwfc.co.uk/news/2017/may/logo-competition-shortlist-announced/

The year is 2020. Super Bowl LIV just had been played, with the Buccaneers beating the Jaguars in the second straight year. The game went on as normal, with tons of media build up, expensive commercials of companies using hip memes of the day, and the traditional game of gridiron football. However, there was a dark tone to the game. This would be Roger Goodell’s last Super Bowl as commissioner. Goodell had become a tyrant, renaming the Lombardi Trophy after himself before Super Bowl LIII, and doing anything to make money(which he was found out later to be pocketing). Lead by the NFL Players Association, and former players started a coup to seize power from Goodell. Goodell claimed it was a “War on Football”, which is the first and only time this term was correctly used. It was a rocky few months, but it happened in the off season. The NFLPA gained control, and started democratic elections of the commissioner. Goodell was exiled to a place that would never see a professional football game again, London. In an attempt to wipe out the “Goodell Years”, the new NFL commissioner Marshawn Lynch had a bold idea. With the help of NFL Films, they would get rid of all traces of the chrome Super Bowl logos that had been made to be standardized and look futuristic. NFL Films agreed to doctor the film of the games to include new logos. This meant new logos of the last 10 Super Bowl would have to be made. They are looking for bold, colorful logos that reflect the year the game was in and the host city. We at Chris Creamer’s Sports Logo Community have been given the task to design the 10 logos. Each round will consist of a branding periods of 2 weeks. After those two weeks are up, I’ll post the logos without the maker’s name. We’ll have a typical voting process of naming the top 3 logos, all earning an associated amount of points. When we total up the amount, the top 10 vote getters will be posted and points awarded based on the current F1 point system. This final point system will add up across all rounds. The final round will be Super Bowl LIV, worth double points due to the game returning to Los Angeles, and still being in the public’s consciousness. Most points after all five round wins. Contestants can only submit concepts for one game per round, just to keep an even field points wise. Here are the rounds Round 1 2/14-2/28 Super Bowl XLV - North Texas Super Bowl XLVI - Indianapolis Round 2 2/21-3/6 Super Bowl XLVII - New Orleans Super Bowl XLVIII - New York/New Jersey Round 3 2/28-3/13 Super Bowl XLIX - Arizona Super Bowl 50 - San Francisco Bay Area Round 4 3/6-3/20 Super Bowl LI - Houston Super Bowl LII - Minneapolis Super Bowl LIII - Atlanta Round 5 3/20-4/3 Super Bowl LIV - Los Angeles So sit tight, we're gonna start Sunday.

The final round! Double Points! Lets get at it! Check out this thread for the details This is the final logo we're commissioned to do. The Bucs won a second straight title over the Jacksonville Jaguars in Los Angeles. As a designer, you will need to create a new logo for the big game. There's no major requirements for the logo. The logo must be a 800x600 image, and on a blank color background of your choice. No personal branding can be included, just to keep it anonymous when voting. You can post the logo in the concept section after voting is done. Some things I have noticed staring at Super Bowl logos for the last week. The Roman Numerals are the main focal point. The logos are slightly generic, with simple motifs of the area/region. The logos typically don't connect to the NFL team in the city. No skylines are ever used, and they rarely have the city's names. This round will start 3/28, and end 4/10. The final time to submit your logo is 11:59 that Sunday. I'll post the logos that Monday, and we'll have 72 hours to vote from the time I make that post. The only way to submit will be to email me at michaeldanger94@gmail.com. Voting can be followed along here Reply to this thread to let me know who is in, and start drawing!

Took a week off from posting these to give as much time to get as many submissions for this set of concepts. We will have 3 in this round. Check out this thread for the details This is the seventh logo we're commissioned to do. The Broncos beat the favored Panthers again, lead by Mark Sanchez. As a designer, you will get to pick between Super Bowl LI, Super Bowl LII and Super Bowl LIII to create a new logo for the game. There's no major requirements for the logo. The logo must be a 800x600 image, and on a blank color background of your choice. No personal branding can be included, just to keep it anonymous when voting. You can post the logo in the concept section after voting is done. Some things I have noticed staring at Super Bowl logos for the last week. The Roman Numerals are the main focal point. The logos are slightly generic, with simple motifs of the area/region. The logos typically don't connect to the NFL team in the city. No skylines are ever used, and they rarely have the city's names. This round will start 3/13, and end 3/27. The final time to submit your logo is 11:59 that Sunday. I'll post the logos that Monday, and we'll have 72 hours to vote from the time I make that post. The only way to submit will be to email me at michaeldanger94@gmail.com. Voting can be followed along here So without further ado, post in this thread if you're signing up for the Super Bowl LI round.

Took a week off from posting these to give as much time to get as many submissions for this set of concepts. We will have 3 in this round. Check out this thread for the details This is the seventh logo we're commissioned to do. Cam Newton gets revenge, leading the Panthers past Luck's Colts. As a designer, you will get to pick between Super Bowl LI, Super Bowl LII and Super Bowl LIII to create a new logo for the game. There's no major requirements for the logo. The logo must be a 800x600 image, and on a blank color background of your choice. No personal branding can be included, just to keep it anonymous when voting. You can post the logo in the concept section after voting is done. Some things I have noticed staring at Super Bowl logos for the last week. The Roman Numerals are the main focal point. The logos are slightly generic, with simple motifs of the area/region. The logos typically don't connect to the NFL team in the city. No skylines are ever used, and they rarely have the city's names. This round will start 3/13, and end 3/27. The final time to submit your logo is 11:59 that Sunday. I'll post the logos that Monday, and we'll have 72 hours to vote from the time I make that post. The only way to submit will be to email me at michaeldanger94@gmail.com. Voting can be followed along here So without further ado, post in this thread if you're signing up for the Super Bowl LII round.

Took a week off from posting these to give as much time to get as many submissions for this set of concepts. We will have 3 in this round. Check out this thread for the details This is the seventh logo we're commissioned to do. The Bucs got out of the Panthers' shadow, and beat the Jaguars at the new Falcons' stadium. As a designer, you will get to pick between Super Bowl LI, Super Bowl LII and Super Bowl LIII to create a new logo for the game. There's no major requirements for the logo. The logo must be a 800x600 image, and on a blank color background of your choice. No personal branding can be included, just to keep it anonymous when voting. You can post the logo in the concept section after voting is done. Some things I have noticed staring at Super Bowl logos for the last week. The Roman Numerals are the main focal point. The logos are slightly generic, with simple motifs of the area/region. The logos typically don't connect to the NFL team in the city. No skylines are ever used, and they rarely have the city's names. This round will start 3/13, and end 3/27. The final time to submit your logo is 11:59 that Sunday. I'll post the logos that Monday, and we'll have 72 hours to vote from the time I make that post. The only way to submit will be to email me at michaeldanger94@gmail.com. Voting can be followed along here So without further ado, post in this thread if you're signing up for the Super Bowl LII round.

Check out this thread for the details This is the sixth logo we're commissioned to do. The Broncos beat the favored Panthers, and Peyton Manning went out on top. As a designer, you will get to pick between Super Bowl XLIX and Super Bowl 50 to create a new logo for the game. There's no major requirements for the logo. The logo must be a 800x600 image, and on a blank color background of your choice. No personal branding can be included, just to keep it anonymous when voting. You can post the logo in the concept section after voting is done. Some things I have noticed staring at Super Bowl logos for the last week. The Roman Numerals are the main focal point. The logos are slightly generic, with simple motifs of the area/region. The logos typically don't connect to the NFL team in the city. No skylines are ever used, and they rarely have the city's names. This round will start 2/28, and end 3/13. The final time to submit your logo is 11:59 that Sunday. I'll post the logos that Monday, and we'll have 72 hours to vote from the time I make that post. The only way to submit will be to email me at michaeldanger94@gmail.com. Voting can be followed along here So without further ado, post in this thread if you're signing up for the Super Bowl 50 round.

Check out this thread for the details This is the fifth logo we're commissioned to do. The Seahawks passed, and the Patriots stole a Super Bowl ring in Arizona. As a designer, you will get to pick between Super Bowl XLIX and Super Bowl 50 to create a new logo for the game. There's no major requirements for the logo. The logo must be a 800x600 image, and on a blank color background of your choice. No personal branding can be included, just to keep it anonymous when voting. You can post the logo in the concept section after voting is done. Some things I have noticed staring at Super Bowl logos for the last week. The Roman Numerals are the main focal point. The logos are slightly generic, with simple motifs of the area/region. The logos typically don't connect to the NFL team in the city. No skylines are ever used, and they rarely have the city's names. This round will start 2/28, and end 3/13. The final time to submit your logo is 11:59 that Sunday. I'll post the logos that Monday, and we'll have 72 hours to vote from the time I make that post. The only way to submit will be to email me at michaeldanger94@gmail.com. Voting can be followed along here So without further ado, post in this thread if you're signing up for the Super Bowl XLIX round.

Check out this thread for the details This is the fourth logo we're commissioned to do. The Seahawks thumped the Broncos in the Meadowlands. As a designer, you will get to pick between Super Bowl XLVII and Super Bowl XLVIII to create a new logo for the game. There's no major requirements for the logo. The logo must be a 800x600 image, and on a blank color background of your choice. No personal branding can be included, just to keep it anonymous when voting. You can post the logo in the concept section after voting is done. Some things I have noticed staring at Super Bowl logos for the last week. The Roman Numerals are the main focal point. The logos are slightly generic, with simple motifs of the area/region. The logos typically don't connect to the NFL team in the city. No skylines are ever used, and they rarely have the city's names. This round will start 2/21, and end 3/6. The final time to submit your logo is 11:59 that Sunday. I'll post the logos that Monday, and we'll have 72 hours to vote from the time I make that post. The only way to submit will be to email me at michaeldanger94@gmail.com. Voting can be followed along here Vote here! So without further ado, post in this thread if you're signing up for the Super Bowl XLVIII round.

Check out this thread for the details This is the third logo we're commissioned to do. The Ravens beat the 49ers in the Superdome. As a designer, you will get to pick between Super Bowl XLVII and Super Bowl XLVIII to create a new logo for the game. There's no major requirements for the logo. The logo must be a 800x600 image, and on a blank color background of your choice. No personal branding can be included, just to keep it anonymous when voting. You can post the logo in the concept section after voting is done. Some things I have noticed staring at Super Bowl logos for the last week. The Roman Numerals are the main focal point. The logos are slightly generic, with simple motifs of the area/region. The logos typically don't connect to the NFL team in the city. No skylines are ever used, and they rarely have the city's names. This round will start 2/21, and end 3/6. The final time to submit your logo is 11:59 that Sunday. I'll post the logos that Monday, and we'll have 72 hours to vote from the time I make that post. The only way to submit will be to email me at michaeldanger94@gmail.com. Voting can be followed along here Vote Here! So without further ado, post in this thread if you're signing up for the Super Bowl XLVII round.

Check out this thread for the details This is the second logo we're commissioned to do. The Giants beat the Patriots in Indy.As a designer, you will get to pick between Super Bowl XLV and Super Bowl XLVI to create a new logo for the game. There's no major requirements for the logo. The logo must be a 800x600 image, and on a blank color background of your choice. No personal branding can be included, just to keep it anonymous when voting. You can post the logo in the concept section after voting is done. Some things I have noticed staring at Super Bowl logos for the last week. The Roman Numerals are the main focal point. The logos are slightly generic, with simple motifs of the area/region. The logos typically don't connect to the NFL team in the city. No skylines are ever used, and they rarely have the city's names. This round will start 2/14, and end 2/28. The final time to submit your logo is 11:59 that Sunday. I'll post the logos that Monday, and we'll have 72 hours to vote from the time I make that post. The only way to submit will be to email me at michaeldanger94@gmail.com. Voting can be followed along here So without further ado, post in this thread if you're signing up for the Super Bowl XLVI round. Vote here for this round!

Check out this thread for the details This is the first logo we're commissioned to do. The Packers beat the Steelers in Arlington. As a designer, you will get to pick between Super Bowl XLV and Super Bowl XLVI to create a new logo for the game. There's no major requirements for the logo. The logo must be a 800x600 image, and on a blank color background of your choice. No personal branding can be included, just to keep it anonymous when voting. You can post the logo in the concept section after voting is done. Some things I have noticed staring at Super Bowl logos for the last week. The Roman Numerals are the main focal point. The logos are slightly generic, with simple motifs of the area/region. The logos typically don't connect to the NFL team in the city. No skylines are ever used, and they rarely have the city's names. This round will start 2/14, and end 2/28. The final time to submit your logo is 11:59 that Sunday. I'll post the logos that Monday, and we'll have 72 hours to vote from the time I make that post. The only way to submit will be to email me at michaeldanger94@gmail.com. Voting can be followed along here So without further ado, post in this thread if you're signing up for the Super Bowl XLV round. Here are the submissions to vote on.

Voting is finally here! Here is how voting for this competition will go. 4 groups will be posted a day. Groups A B D and E will be posted today(6/24), and Groups C F G and H will be posted 2 days from now(6/26). You will rank the 4 teams in each group. 1st will recieve 4 points, 2nd will recieve 2 points, 3rd will recieve 1 point, and 4th won't recieve any. Please don't vote until every concept is posted on the day they're scheduled. The top 2 points earners in each group will move on to the knock out round, with the same pairing style found in the World Cup Live (kinda) points can be found here The original thread can be found here Group A Group B Group C Group D Group E Group F Group G Group H Round of 16 Quarter Finals Semi Finals Finals

I'll post last weeks result here once I tally it, it'll be a couple minutes after this goes up. The submission form will go there too. CHALLENGE: Create an identity for an NHL expansion team in your hometown. The identity must include a Primary Logo, Secondary Logo & Wordmark. Uniforms are optional, but you will receive a 6 point bonus (Equivalent to someone giving you all their votes). As usual, your concept can only have fonts and templates done by other (Shapes are allowed to clear up the confusion). Also, because everyone wanted it, the concepts will be wiped of identifying information (Please try to avoid this) and usernames will not be shown for the poll.

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Alright, for those of you who don't know, this is a play off of Achievement Hunter's new series GO!, in which a certain task is stated and the first one to do said task wins. We're gonna modify it to where it'll fit within the CCSLC Competition Guidelines. So, every Tuesday (barring scheduling conflicts), I will start a new thread where a certain challenge is given, and people design with that challenge in mind. You may do whatever you wish, as long as it meets that requirement (Don't worry lancealot, certain weeks the requirement will only allow one sport) Now, for the challenge for this week. Make an identity for one of the proposed 1990's NFL Expansion teams using their proposed color schemes and your own logos. Your identity must include a custom logo, wordmark, home, away and colored alternate uniform. You may not use any premade logos, it must be of your own design. But wait, there's more, it was decided that public submissions and polls are a bad idea, so these will both be moved to private Google Docs, submit your concepts here

Once you vote for a user in one poll, you can't do so in another poll, 1st Place votes get 3 points, 2nd Place gets 2 points, 3rd Place gets 1 point, Top 3 points are declared the winners, all ties are decided by time of submission. mr.nascar13 - Concept TheGiantsFan - Concept Griffinmarlins - Concept Davidellias - Concept St. Louis Cardinals - Concept ncs53 - Concept Fifty8_Black O - Concept Windell918 - Concept derschwigg - Concept lancealot - Concept AntCurtain - Concept GeauxColonels - Concept The criteria for this was What would the New York Yankees look like as a 90's Expansion team? The concept had to have a Cap Logo, Wordmark, Home Uni, Away Uni & Alternate Uni, with the Home uni having pinstripes & the away saying New York

Alright, for those of you who don't know, this is a play off of Achievement Hunter's new series GO!, in which a certain task is stated and the first one to do said task wins. We're gonna modify it to where it'll fit within the CCSLC Competition Guidelines. So, every Tuesday (barring scheduling conflicts), I will start a new thread where a certain challenge is given, and people design with that challenge in mind. You may do whatever you wish, as long as it meets that requirement (Don't worry lancealot, certain weeks the requirement will only allow one sport) Now, for the challenge for this week. Make an identity for the New York Yankees as if they were an expansion team in the 90's, only requirement is that the home has pinstripes and the away says New York. You have until November 26th at 8:30PM. Your identity must have the following (Cap Logo, Wordmark, Home Uniform, Away Uniform & an Alternate Uniform)

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Alright, for those of you who don't know, this is a play off of Achievement Hunter's new series GO!, in which a certain task is stated and the first one to do said task wins. We're gonna modify it to where it'll fit within the CCSLC Competition Guidelines. So, every Monday (barring scheduling conflicts), I will start a new thread where a certain challenge is given, and people design with that challenge in mind. You may do whatever you wish, as long as it meets that requirement (Don't worry lancealot, certain weeks the requirement will only allow one sport) Now, for the challenge for this week. Your concept must use these colors as it's three main colors (Primary, Secondary & Tertiary designation between them is up to you) FE0C00 - 254 Red, 12 Green, 0 Blue 006BA8 - 0 Red, 107 Green, 168 Blue CEFF01 - 206 Red, 255 Green, 1 Blue Now, next Monday, submissions for this thread will be closed, a poll for the concepts made will be put up, and a new challenge will appear. If you have a suggestion for a challenge, PM it to me and I may use it if I think it will make a good challenge. If you have any questions, feel free to ask here, and I'll try to answer them

Hey guys! I don't know how many of you watch/have heard of Rooster Teeth or Achievement Hunter videos online, but recently, they started this new "show" called Go! that surprisingly inspired me. The gist of the show is: the crew gets a prompt to do something common in a video game. The race is then on to be the first person to do said task in ANY game. For example - in this episode, the task is: do a barrel roll. A classic in-game maneuver. So: where am I going with this? I'm suggesting that (if there's enough response) we could do something similar with logo design/concepting. The prompt/task could be a theme, a team name, a city, a specific element to be used within the logo itself. The prize would be an emblem or something you could put into your signature - more a point of pride than an actual prize. But let's say we have a solid week for each concept "task," letting as many people submit/enter as they want (limiting it to something manageable, like 2 per person) and at the end of that week, we could create a poll to let people vote on their favorites. What do you think??