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Great tap in the marking contest by Riewoldt.
I have said a few times cement hands Dixon should try doing the same thing.
You’re in the wrong thread Nicko
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Great tap in the marking contest by Riewoldt.
I have said a few times cement hands Dixon should try doing the same thing.
ThanksProbably the best effort I've seen so far. Excellent work.
I wanted to carry over the sharp edges of the current logo, which is something I reckon is cool and distinct about it. Also it fits with the square, blocky nature of the number panel and bars.— 'Est. 1870' curve clashes with the angle of the shield. try a curved bottom shield. (see note below)
— feels a little too sharp and symmetrical.
For sure, I was thinking it would be used the same as the PORT mark is used.— I would consider using 'Est. 1870' & '1870' as standalone secondary elements, particularly for merch. IMO, this is a better use of it than being incorporated into the logo. (although, I do acknowledge that your logo design uses it to balance visually pretty well)
I toyed with a monogram that matched the blocky type used across the rest of the logos but it never looked as good as the current one does. I just beefed it up so it scales better and looks good on anything that isn't just a hat.— PA monogram is different typeface to Est 1870 & PORT so it looks like it doesn't fit.
The thing I was mostly disappointed with was how it is still somewhat generic. Thin line between generic-simple and strong, distinct-simple.Cons:
— still has a generic feel to it.
Biggest con: gratuitous image of Ken Hinkley.Cons:
— still has a generic feel to it.
— feels a little too sharp and symmetrical.
— PA monogram is different typeface to Est 1870 & PORT so it looks like it doesn't fit.
— use of teal needs some further consideration. (looks great on cap, and as backdrop for secondary lockup, but looks weird as the bolt)
Okay, this is the last time I'll post this idea lol
There isn't really anything else to use as a central icon. People have suggested the bars but it isn't a strong logo element like it is a great guernsey design.Not to rain on your parade, but the lightning bolt is just so... meh as a representation of the club. It doesn’t mean anything.
Not to rain on your parade, but the lightning bolt is just so... meh as a representation of the club. It doesn’t mean anything.
DuckWhat does a magpie ‘mean’?
What does a magpie ‘mean’?
Magpies are black and white like our new guernseys were in 1902 when we couldn't get the dye to replace our old magenta and blue guernseys. There's another one for the #bringbackthebars campaign. We didn't wear black and white guernseys because we were the Magpies, we were called the Magpies because our guernseys were black and white. Magpies is just what black and white teams get called, the guernsey was chosen first.
I think what he's getting at is the old tangible mascot vs untangible abstract noun nickname argument. Power is harder to get behind than say, Tigers, or Bombers, or Pirates, because it's just a concept, not something concrete.
I know that the decision was made not to replace the Magpie with another tangible mascot style nickname because the magpie is sacrosanct. I don't agree with that decision. If the intention was to not replace the Magpie, then that's precisely what we should have done, and gone nicknameless. Power replaced Magpie just as much as Pirates or Dolphins would have, and there has been a period of adjustment followed by it settling in as the least popular nickname in the league.
We could have gotten a worse nickname!
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