Oppo Camp The Non-North Footy Discussion & Matchday Chat Thread (NNFD&MCT) IX

[LB2Snake]

Adelaide has unveiled a bold new logo.

The new design features a nod to the Club’s heritage by reverting to the original ‘swooping’ Crow and the sharpened claws, beak, eye and wing bring a modern look, which is supported by a return to the original bolder colours being a darker navy blue, richer red and deeper gold.

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I kinda like it….full 80’s vibe.

 

[krakouers]

Hey, don't disparage ms paint kraks.

Quite the opposite, I could never find things in Photoshop I could instantly find in MSPaint

 

[Roo316]

Adelaide has unveiled a bold new logo.

The new design features a nod to the Club’s heritage by reverting to the original ‘swooping’ Crow and the sharpened claws, beak, eye and wing bring a modern look, which is supported by a return to the original bolder colours being a darker navy blue, richer red and deeper gold.

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I’m into it, not sure about the claws though?

 

[Jimmy's Hot Dogs]

I think I created something similar on Logo (it was a design programme, sort of) back in about 1982 when I was in Primary School.

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I remember drawing a square with the turtle.

 

[Merlin007]

The $$ must be ok in Adelaide suburban footy

Former Adelaide first-round pick finds new home after Crows delisting

The 24-year-old has secured his next move.

www.zerohanger.com

 

[big_e]

I think it may have been an Apple II+. It was at Primary School, I remember the school had one Computer teacher (and two computers to share between 25 students ) who would alternate between the two year 5 and 6 classes and for about 2 or 3 hours each week we would learn the basics (and back in 1982 it was very basic) about computers and computer programming. The one programme I remember using was Logo which was a graphics based programme that would teach kids basic design and command skills.

At home, my dad bought Commodore VIC-20 (the precursor to the 64) back in 1981 that we upgraded a few times before moving to the 64 in about 1986.

Luxury.

I left primary school in 1988 - we had two computers in the library and that was it for a school of about 600 kids.