Section30 Posted April 29, 2018 Share Posted April 29, 2018 I really like the sword R Minnesota Amateur Hockey League MAHL Wiki Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
walkerws Posted April 29, 2018 Share Posted April 29, 2018 With John Carrol, you maybe could have run the streak through the letters. Kind of how the Chargers old wordmarkhad that low break. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
panthers_2012 Posted April 29, 2018 Share Posted April 29, 2018 I really like Mount Union's updated logo! Can't wait to see my Alma Mater Yellow Jackets update!! AWWWJACKETS!!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LAWeaver Posted May 7, 2018 Author Share Posted May 7, 2018 Howdy y'all! Graduation is done, the parties are over, and I'm back in Knoxville before moving to my new apartment in Cookeville on Thursday. Oh, and I start my new job in one week. Lots of exciting stuff, but the show goes on after a short hiatus! Baldwin Wallace is not officially done, but I did want to share a sketch as Mr. Yellow Jacket may look a little different from his previously buff self and may be looking a little more natural before too long: Hoping to have Baldwin Wallace up either tonight or tomorrow. I am in a bit of a slump with Wilmington's logo, so I may post my alma mater Muskingum after BW. I am also starting on some uniforms as well, so be on the lookout for them as well! @loganaweaver - Twitter / @loganaweaver - Instagram / Nike Vapor Untouchable Football Template / Logan's Logos Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
panthers_2012 Posted May 7, 2018 Share Posted May 7, 2018 23 minutes ago, mr.nascar13 said: Howdy y'all! Graduation is done, the parties are over, and I'm back in Knoxville before moving to my new apartment in Cookeville on Thursday. Oh, and I start my new job in one week. Lots of exciting stuff, but the show goes on after a short hiatus! Baldwin Wallace is not officially done, but I did want to share a sketch as Mr. Yellow Jacket may look a little different from his previously buff self and may be looking a little more natural before too long: Hoping to have Baldwin Wallace up either tonight or tomorrow. I am in a bit of a slump with Wilmington's logo, so I may post my alma mater Muskingum after BW. I am also starting on some uniforms as well, so be on the lookout for them as well! If you want it more realistic, yellow jackets have 6 legs. I had a biology professor all over the BW logo because it only has 2 "legs"(actually hands). I love the design and I can't wait to see the finish product!! AWWWJACKETS!!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LAWeaver Posted May 7, 2018 Author Share Posted May 7, 2018 20 minutes ago, panthers_2012 said: If you want it more realistic, yellow jackets have 6 legs. I had a biology professor all over the BW logo because it only has 2 "legs"(actually hands). I love the design and I can't wait to see the finish product!! AWWWJACKETS!!! LOL I figured someone would make the "Yeah but SIX LEGS" comment All kidding aside, I'm glad you like the design! I tried six legs but adding them cluttered the midsection, which is why you don't see too many six-legged hornet/bee/wasp/yellow jacket logos. There's some, but when in this specific pose (think GT), there aren't many. Besides, I think your old professor should be more concerned about the yellow jacket having human legs and teeth @loganaweaver - Twitter / @loganaweaver - Instagram / Nike Vapor Untouchable Football Template / Logan's Logos Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LAWeaver Posted May 8, 2018 Author Share Posted May 8, 2018 BALDWIN WALLACE YELLOW JACKETS With the exception of 2016, The Baldwin Wallace Yellow Jackets are typically found in the top half of the OAC. After a disappointing 3-7 2016 season which came a year after a 7-3 2015 campaign, BW ended 2017 with a 6-4 record, including a late-season victory over Heidelberg and a close 23-20 victory at Muskingum a few weeks before. BW is one of the better home teams in the conference, going 4-1 in Berea last season. With Dual-Threat QB Jake Hudson entering his senior season with an experienced receiving core, the Yellow Jackets have a chance to make some noise in 2018. Original Logo: I have to say, BW has one of my favorite logos in the conference. My biggest gripes are the color scheme and, later on, the uniforms, but that's because of the color scheme. Black AND brown? Huh uh. I also am not a huge fan of the half-human, half-yellow jacket concept, so we're going to go a little more natural as seen in the teaser sketch above. Concept Logo: The Yellow Jackets use both black and brown in their identity, so I decided to find a happy medium and use dark brown. Not much changes between this and the original sketch other than a slight perspective adjustment. I changed the mouth to resemble a real yellow jacket, changed the arms to be more insect-like, and threw in a second pair for good measure. Up next, we'll wipe our feat on the doormat of OAC Football, the Wilmington Quakers! @loganaweaver - Twitter / @loganaweaver - Instagram / Nike Vapor Untouchable Football Template / Logan's Logos Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
panthers_2012 Posted May 8, 2018 Share Posted May 8, 2018 8 hours ago, mr.nascar13 said: LOL I figured someone would make the "Yeah but SIX LEGS" comment All kidding aside, I'm glad you like the design! I tried six legs but adding them cluttered the midsection, which is why you don't see too many six-legged hornet/bee/wasp/yellow jacket logos. There's some, but when in this specific pose (think GT), there aren't many. Besides, I think your old professor should be more concerned about the yellow jacket having human legs and teeth That what I thought too work my professor!! The update looks fantastic!! Fun fact, I actually have class with the QB at BW. Can't wait to see what you do with Wilmington. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LAWeaver Posted May 8, 2018 Author Share Posted May 8, 2018 7 hours ago, panthers_2012 said: That what I thought too work my professor!! The update looks fantastic!! Fun fact, I actually have class with the QB at BW. Can't wait to see what you do with Wilmington. Glad you like it! I've honestly been struggling with Wilmington. All I know is I need something different than their current: The meaning behind it, apparently, is that it's a hand, representing Wilmington's hands-on learning environment. The idea isn't bad, but the execution is off. If it is in fact a hand, then the C is made of the thumb and pinkie, which throws off the whole perspective. It looks like a certain meme... HA! YOU LOOKED! @loganaweaver - Twitter / @loganaweaver - Instagram / Nike Vapor Untouchable Football Template / Logan's Logos Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LAWeaver Posted May 8, 2018 Author Share Posted May 8, 2018 Wrapping up the first half of this series with BOTH Wilmington AND my Muskingum Muskies! WILMINGTON QUAKERS Ya wanna know how bad Wilmington football is? Mount Union has more wins in the past two seasons (27) than Wilmington has in the past SIXTEEN (24). That's right. Wilmington is a combined 24-136 since 2002. In 2013, the college unveiled a new logo to create a consistent look across the board. Since then, they are 3-47. The rebrand came early in the team's 23-game losing streak between 2012-2014, which included two 0-10 seasons. Once the streak was broken with a week one win in 2015, it was reactivated, as the Quakers then went on a 19-game losing streak. 2017 actually looked promising, as the Quakers not only got their first win in 20 games, but started the season 2-1 with a week three victory over a struggling Capital squad. However, their winning ways wouldn't last, as the team ended the year on a seven-game skid, including a 41-7 loss in the season finale against Muskingum. With a newer, younger coaching squad having one year under their belts, the Quakers look to right the ship and muster up more than two wins for the first time since 2008. The Quakers have a unique double-green color scheme that they seem to utilize pretty well across their campus and branding. However, I have several issues with the logo outlined in the previous post: It doesn't look like a hand, the W isn't clear and looks like a wing, and emphasized the C for College much more than the W for Wilmington. And with the return and quick, satisfying death of the "circle game" meme, it creates some unwanted comparisons. CONCEPT LOGO: The new logo takes inspiration from the pre-rebrand Quakers identity, which used a QUAKERS scrip over a dark green block W. However, I wanted to keep the unique double green color scheme, so I made the primary W lime with the dark outline. The Quakers don't need to be fancy, especially in their current state. This return to a simpler time may be what the team needs to get at least to the middle of the pack and not 10 feet below the basement. -------------- MUSKINGUM FIGHTING MUSKIES AAAALLLLL HAIL MUSKIIIIIIIINGUUUUM, GLORRRRIOUS ALMA MATERRRRRR... THYYYYYY LOYAL CHILLLLLDREN, COMMMMMMMME TO DO THEE HOOOONNNOORRRR Muskingum was the best two years of my life. I met my closest friends who are like family to me. Without it and my time in the Communication, Media, and Theatre Department, I wouldn't have landed my dream job. I got the chance to call football games live on-air last fall, calling both victories in Week 1 and 10. It was frustrating to watch at times, yes. This team was like watching a roller coaster last fall: - A freshman, dual-threat QB who turned the ball over constantly - Two of the best receivers/play-makers in the OAC who did what they could to make plays - An impressive yet inexperienced LB-turned-RB who was injured early in the year - An experienced and explosive defensive front line - And a young, chippy, yet surprisingly secondary. Turnovers and coaching errors were what broke the team, as performance wasn't necessarily issue. The team easily could've been 6-4, as they almost came back against Otterbein, led early vs. Capital, had a last-second TD scored against them vs ONU, and above all, questionable choices late against BW in their homecoming game. After 14 seasons of mediocrity in the OAC, Coach Al Logan stepped away from Muskingum in late November, while Athletic Director Larry Shank announced his retirement just days prior. ORIGINAL LOGO: Muskingum University is one of the only schools in the United States to use magenta as a primary color. So of course, athletics decided to go with red who-knows-how-many years ago. I've been told by the Athletic Communication office this specific logo was only created about 15-16 years ago. From the looks of it, I would've guessed 25 at least. A magenta version is used across campus and some marketing platforms through the Admissions Offices, but it is not official... Time to change that. CONCEPT LOGO: This is the result of my Senior Capstone project last fall. After many discussions with folks in marketing, athletics, admissions, student involvement, students & athletes, and my academic advisor, this was the resulting design. The current layout is loved and recognizable across campus, so moving away from it wouldn't be right. Magenta is a unique color to the sports world and Muskingum should use it. The school's previous president Anne C. Steele stated in her first speech in 2000 that students who attend Muskingum are a part of the "long magenta line," which has been used by the University in every way, shape, and form ever since. Expect the "LML" to have a big presence in the uniform designs. Up Next: The Uniforms of the OAC @loganaweaver - Twitter / @loganaweaver - Instagram / Nike Vapor Untouchable Football Template / Logan's Logos Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
panthers_2012 Posted May 8, 2018 Share Posted May 8, 2018 38 minutes ago, mr.nascar13 said: Wrapping up the first half of this series with BOTH Wilmington AND my Muskingum Muskies! WILMINGTON QUAKERS Ya wanna know how bad Wilmington football is? Mount Union has more wins in the past two seasons (27) than Wilmington has in the past SIXTEEN (24). That's right. Wilmington is a combined 24-136 since 2002. In 2013, the college unveiled a new logo to create a consistent look across the board. Since then, they are 3-47. The rebrand came early in the team's 23-game losing streak between 2012-2014, which included two 0-10 seasons. Once the streak was broken with a week one win in 2015, it was reactivated, as the Quakers then went on a 19-game losing streak. 2017 actually looked promising, as the Quakers not only got their first win in 20 games, but started the season 2-1 with a week three victory over a struggling Capital squad. However, their winning ways wouldn't last, as the team ended the year on a seven-game skid, including a 41-7 loss in the season finale against Muskingum. With a newer, younger coaching squad having one year under their belts, the Quakers look to right the ship and muster up more than two wins for the first time since 2008. The Quakers have a unique double-green color scheme that they seem to utilize pretty well across their campus and branding. However, I have several issues with the logo outlined in the previous post: It doesn't look like a hand, the W isn't clear and looks like a wing, and emphasized the C for College much more than the W for Wilmington. And with the return and quick, satisfying death of the "circle game" meme, it creates some unwanted comparisons. CONCEPT LOGO: The new logo takes inspiration from the pre-rebrand Quakers identity, which used a QUAKERS scrip over a dark green block W. However, I wanted to keep the unique double green color scheme, so I made the primary W lime with the dark outline. The Quakers don't need to be fancy, especially in their current state. This return to a simpler time may be what the team needs to get at least to the middle of the pack and not 10 feet below the basement. -------------- MUSKINGUM FIGHTING MUSKIES AAAALLLLL HAIL MUSKIIIIIIIINGUUUUM, GLORRRRIOUS ALMA MATERRRRRR... THYYYYYY LOYAL CHILLLLLDREN, COMMMMMMMME TO DO THEE HOOOONNNOORRRR Muskingum was the best two years of my life. I met my closest friends who are like family to me. Without it and my time in the Communication, Media, and Theatre Department, I wouldn't have landed my dream job. I got the chance to call football games live on-air last fall, calling both victories in Week 1 and 10. It was frustrating to watch at times, yes. This team was like watching a roller coaster last fall: - A freshman, dual-threat QB who turned the ball over constantly - Two of the best receivers/play-makers in the OAC who did what they could to make plays - An impressive yet inexperienced LB-turned-RB who was injured early in the year - An experienced and explosive defensive front line - And a young, chippy, yet surprisingly secondary. Turnovers and coaching errors were what broke the team, as performance wasn't necessarily issue. The team easily could've been 6-4, as they almost came back against Otterbein, led early vs. Capital, had a last-second TD scored against them vs ONU, and above all, questionable choices late against BW in their homecoming game. After 14 seasons of mediocrity in the OAC, Coach Al Logan stepped away from Muskingum in late November, while Athletic Director Larry Shank announced his retirement just days prior. ORIGINAL LOGO: Muskingum University is one of the only schools in the United States to use magenta as a primary color. So of course, athletics decided to go with red who-knows-how-many years ago. I've been told by the Athletic Communication office this specific logo was only created about 15-16 years ago. From the looks of it, I would've guessed 25 at least. A magenta version is used across campus and some marketing platforms through the Admissions Offices, but it is not official... Time to change that. CONCEPT LOGO: This is the result of my Senior Capstone project last fall. After many discussions with folks in marketing, athletics, admissions, student involvement, students & athletes, and my academic advisor, this was the resulting design. The current layout is loved and recognizable across campus, so moving away from it wouldn't be right. Magenta is a unique color to the sports world and Muskingum should use it. The school's previous president Anne C. Steele stated in her first speech in 2000 that students who attend Muskingum are a part of the "long magenta line," which has been used by the University in every way, shape, and form ever since. Expect the "LML" to have a big presence in the uniform designs. Up Next: The Uniforms of the OAC I love that update!! I was always wondering why they used red and then they listed magenta as an official color. You can't go wrong with a fish wearing a sweater. That's just a great logo!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LAWeaver Posted May 26, 2018 Author Share Posted May 26, 2018 Guess who's back, y'all! With a long weekend and I'm now settled into my new apartment (now with WiFi!), the series continues with uniforms! OHIO NORTHERN POLAR BEARS Before: After: Made orange the primary color Adjusted the jersey striping to make it a complete stripe and removed the Oklahoma State-esque notch Applied the new stripes to the pants and helmet Polar Bear head replaces the ONU lettering on the helmet. ------------ Heidelberg Student Princes Before: After: Kept that sexy-AF metallic orange helmet Jersey striping based on the cape in the new Heidelberg logo Pants Striping inspired by the Heidelberg Clock on The Berg's Campus ------------ BALDWIN WALLACE YELLOW JACKETS Before: After: Emphasized sleeve striping rather than the shoulder loops (You'll see why in the next team) New Stinger logo appears on the helmet Added brown and white pant options ------------ Otterbein Cardinals Before: After: Slight update to the logo, replacing the yellow beak with old gold to match the uniform Gold helmets, pants, and drop-shadow numbers return No more wordmark on the pants or Oregon "O" on the helmet ------------ Muskingum Fighting Muskies Before: After: The school's "Long Magenta Line" saying plays into the creation of this uniform, as a literal long magenta line stretches across the chest of the jersey. Muskie appears on its own on the helmet Added a magenta pants option ------------ Up Next: Wrapping things up with Marietta, Mount Union, JCU, Wilmington, and Capital. @loganaweaver - Twitter / @loganaweaver - Instagram / Nike Vapor Untouchable Football Template / Logan's Logos Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
panthers_2012 Posted May 26, 2018 Share Posted May 26, 2018 Yes to BW and the rest of the teams!!! Can't wait to see the rest!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LAWeaver Posted May 28, 2018 Author Share Posted May 28, 2018 Wrapping things up here in the OAC with Mount Union, John Carroll, Capital, Marietta, and Wilmington! -------------------------------- MOUNT UNION PURPLE RAIDERS Before: After: Purple metallic helmet with a slightly-oversized R logo Sword from the R appears on the jersey sleeves Single-color pants stripe on all pants options -------------------------------- JOHN CARROLL BLUE STREAKS Before: After: Kept the cross on the sleeves, left the helmet blank. If any team can pull off the classic look, it's JCU. New lighter blue applied to the uniform, JCU logo on the chest Added blue and white pants options for home, with the bolt pants stripe giving the uniform a modern flair. -------------------------------- CAPITAL CRUSADERS Before: After: Went a little Michigan State-esque with this one, using tapered striping on the helmet and pants. More-standard block font replaces the MSU ripoff Shoulder loops replaced with a sublimated, oversized primarily logo -------------------------------- MARIETTA PIONEERS Before: After: Brick pattern inspired by the historical city of Marietta, being the first settlement in Ohio, and the College's brick-and-mortar architecture *Gag* Oversized helmet logo stays, silver helmet becomes the only helmet Blue home pants option added -------------------------------- WILMINGTON QUAKERS Before: After: Wilmington has a mess of a uniform; It's like three different uniforms in one. Time for that to change Satin Lime helmet at home, white helmet on the road. Sleeve Striping forms a W for Wilmington Number font closely resembles the new logo --------------------------------------- And that concludes my Ohio Athletic Conference Concept Series! Thanks to all my fellow OAC alumni who have followed along and supported the series. As for my next football series... How about some MACtion? @loganaweaver - Twitter / @loganaweaver - Instagram / Nike Vapor Untouchable Football Template / Logan's Logos Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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