NFL Redesign Redo (N.R.R) 2/32 Eagles

[YelichGraphics]

So here we go starting all over again. Lions are now on the clock.

The helmet is suppose Matte but can't figure out how to change that.

[vnardella5]

too generic..basic...nothing really sticks out..personally get rid of the navy

[TheRicSlick]

I like navy for the Lions instead of black, but I think the execution is lacking in this concept.

I would get rid of the navy pants and replace it with sliver. Same with the helmet.

[YelichGraphics]

how can i change my execution? will creating a border help?

[TheRicSlick]

how can i change my execution? will creating a border help?

I would suggest getting a new template.

[NOppenheimer]

Don't like the sleeve stripes, like the navy but it's way overused.

[St Louis Cardinals]

Try using teams past and incorporating it into their uniforms. Many of the uniforms you have created have been very generic.

[slapshot]

There's no problem with your template. Your execution lies with your attention to detail. for example, just because you're using that Nike pants template doesn't mean your leg stripes need to stop at mid-thigh.

Also, you have two stripes on the sleeves, one stripe on the socks, a solid thick stripe on the legs, and nothing on the helmet. Shouldn't they have similar treatments, or at least half of them?

Where are the TV numbers?

Why a white belt?

These are what can make an execution seem week, not the template itself.

[mamiller99]

Given that you are using Nike, you have more of a reason to be tamely wacky. By this, I mean make the stripes into the form of claw marks. Despite Detroit being a classic city when it comes to redesigns, doesn't mean you can't go outta the box.

[YelichGraphics]

I already did a of the jerseys before my first concept. I kind of already did that for the Panthers.

[hockeyny13]

definitely keep the gray helmet for the lions. i understand you want to use the navy but its too much. it shouldn't be a main color for the lions just a supporting one

[z00sem00se9]

I actually like the navy instead of the black, but, like rickyISking, I think this design is lackin, but the start is great!

[Dan O'Mac]

Think of identities. When I think of the Lions, I think Honolulu Blue and Silver. When a team has a strong identity, build on that. You can add navy, work it in with the Blue and Silver, and your design will come across less generic.

Consistent striping is HUGE. The attention to details takes your design from being amateur to amazing.

[YelichGraphics]

thanks for the advice i'm still working on them though. i will get them to you in a couple of days.

[YelichGraphics]

or now

soory totally forgot the TV numbers, that will be in the next update.

[NOppenheimer]

Still too much Navy IMO. The Titans also use two blues. Pants stripes are boring.

[thisguyphelps]

try a navy blue facemask and silver pants

[MrWonka]

It's been said and it's true so I'll repeat what has been said.

Arm striping is good. Though the pant stripe does not look the same at all. And no striping on the helmet. Make those three elements come together to look the same.

[NOppenheimer]

Just noticed this, it's minor, but on the dark blue pants the striping is on the waistband, while on the light blue it stops there.

[Milkman14]

IMO the best look for a team is when the helmet matches the pants or jersey. With the Lions this is never possible. pair your away with silver pants that have consistant striping to the overall look and that would be my vote for best look. Ill be honest I do like where you are going with the away jersey and the amount of navy in that particular uniform.