Post by Brooklyn on Aug 23, 2015 19:41:02 GMT
There has been lots of chatter around the league about which Washington Generals logo is the best. For a limited time, we're opening it up for you to vote!
*Note: Voting results will have no impact on the actual logo choice of the Washington Generals organization
CONCEPT #1 - "Retro Patch"
--Press play on Top Gun music as you review this concept--
Here we see a retro-style patch logo. It contains several elements that represent the Washington Generals:
It's a clean, calm-but-confident feel. If this were a real patch, you could see it on kid's jackets and backpacks across America in just a few years. An absolute gem, it has no pitfalls.
--End Top Gun music--
CONCEPT #2a (white) and #2b (blue) - "US Eagle Shield"
--Press play on US Army music as you review this concept--
Here we see a modern, tough, clean US Eagle Shield. It's a brilliant design that soothes the eye. A true sign of freedom.
We are currently using the blue one for slack, but we're not using it for the message boards as we don't really see it as a main logo - we feel it's more of an alternative or secondary logo.
--End US Army music--
CONCEPT #3A, #3B, and #3C - "Traditional Logo"
A)
B)
C)
While these have a nice traditional look that many enjoy, they scream boring to me. The font selection, and in some cases multiple-font selections, is too busy for the eye.
CONCEPT #4 - "Drummerboy"
This one features a drummerboy, posing with a 1,000-mile stare at nothing in particular, in front of a USA flag. More of a troll option than anything. The baby-blue border should really be changed to navy blue
*Note: Voting results will have no impact on the actual logo choice of the Washington Generals organization
CONCEPT #1 - "Retro Patch"
--Press play on Top Gun music as you review this concept--
Here we see a retro-style patch logo. It contains several elements that represent the Washington Generals:
- Red, White and Blue colour scheme (U-S-A!)
- United States Capitol (Washington)
- Top-gun inspired red stripes (Generals)
It's a clean, calm-but-confident feel. If this were a real patch, you could see it on kid's jackets and backpacks across America in just a few years. An absolute gem, it has no pitfalls.
--End Top Gun music--
CONCEPT #2a (white) and #2b (blue) - "US Eagle Shield"
--Press play on US Army music as you review this concept--
Here we see a modern, tough, clean US Eagle Shield. It's a brilliant design that soothes the eye. A true sign of freedom.
We are currently using the blue one for slack, but we're not using it for the message boards as we don't really see it as a main logo - we feel it's more of an alternative or secondary logo.
--End US Army music--
CONCEPT #3A, #3B, and #3C - "Traditional Logo"
A)
B)
C)
While these have a nice traditional look that many enjoy, they scream boring to me. The font selection, and in some cases multiple-font selections, is too busy for the eye.
CONCEPT #4 - "Drummerboy"
This one features a drummerboy, posing with a 1,000-mile stare at nothing in particular, in front of a USA flag. More of a troll option than anything. The baby-blue border should really be changed to navy blue
