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Agree 100Cuz I don't like the slanted rectangle parrelellagran thingy
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Agree 100Cuz I don't like the slanted rectangle parrelellagran thingy
Not counting the Thunder (Who I'm not sure you could considering the short time since their inception), the Bulls as you can see are the only team who have NEVER changed their logo... It's been that way since day one. There is something cool about that to me. Especially when you look and consider how many teams are quick to change the smallest details.Second to the Blazer's would be the Bull’s logo, a very simple visible strong logo.
Most NBA logos are too busy, and try to be too cute. My least favorite logo is the Hawks logo that makes me think of pac-man, not the Hawks.
HAHAHA, THAT IS HILARIOUS!View attachment 8702 Something... not quite right about this 1... Celtics probably ended up w/ the best they could do![]()
I feel like a recognizable cityscape is crucial to pulling it off. When I look at Denvers I think "Are there actually any buildings in Denver that those represent?"^^^Yeah, I'm convinced - Sonics logo is good.
The other one I was struggling with was similar - the Denver version. I actually think it works better today than it did back then - back when it was in use I remember hating it. Too busy, and the skyline is generic.
Is the OHSU tram recognizable enough? Obviously it's not anywhere near the Golden Gate Bridge or the Space Needle in terms of popularity..I feel like a recognizable cityscape is crucial to pulling it off. When I look at Denvers I think "Are there actually any buildings in Denver that those represent?"
Certainly not Denvers fault they don't have the Space Needle or the Golden Gate bridge though.
HA! No!Is the OHSU tram recognizable enough? Obviously it's not anywhere near the Golden Gate Bridge or the Space Needle in terms of popularity..
And his post is dumb as a ... poster!You're dumb!
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That bottom one is nice!Kings new logos
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Looks like a nice throwback to their old logo.
View attachment 8702 Something... not quite right about this 1... Celtics probably ended up w/ the best they could do![]()
Kings new logos
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Looks like a nice throwback to their old logo.
This is the one that I think works better today, than it did when it was originally put in use. But, as discussed earlier, the skyline just looks like any generic skyline - nothing about it says "Denver". That could be because Denver doesn't have a unique skyline. It's also too busy - I think keeping the color blocks in the sky above the mountains, but filling in the buildings with a single color might strengthen it...but then it risks becoming boring.I miss this one:
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It's kinda weird, and I kinda liked those old Denver teams with Fat Lever, Alex English and Michael Adams.
This is the one that I think works better today, than it did when it was originally put in use. But, as discussed earlier, the skyline just looks like any generic skyline - nothing about it says "Denver". That could be because Denver doesn't have a unique skyline. It's also too busy - I think keeping the color blocks in the sky above the mountains, but filling in the buildings with a single color might strengthen it...but then it risks becoming boring.
It took a little searching, but I managed to find a shot of DT Denver with buildings that could make the skyline less "tetris" looking:
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Simpler is better. Just looking at current: Spurs, Heat, Brooklyn.
Rockets should lose the "Houston Rockets" part and just go with the R and the swirly thing. I kind of like the Pelicans, but a version without the "New Orleans" part would be good.
Not counting the Thunder (Who I'm not sure you could considering the short time since their inception), the Bulls as you can see are the only team who have NEVER changed their logo... It's been that way since day one. There is something cool about that to me. Especially when you look and consider how many teams are quick to change the smallest details.
