Monday, November 8, 2010

Maggie Gets A Logo


In honor of the birth of my daughter (still weird to type that out), I designed a kid friendly version of the famed iSquad logo. The headphones are an obvious shout out to the mp3 name sake of the team and are based off the Dr. Dre Beatz.

Friday, October 15, 2010

iSquad Jerseys Sneak Peak


Got bored waiting to see my official 2011 jersey template so i decided to give it a stab myself. This is a first draft so things could definitely change once I consult with Mr. Gebhart.

iSquad Font Gets and Update


Wanted to bring some new life to the iSquad font. Back when i used to doodle this stuff during class i would always make the font more of a script. Very pleased with the outcome. Its a big step up i think.

Friday, April 9, 2010

I Believe In Narwhals


After making the lightning logo i really wanted to continue to try and make logos for some of the other minor league franchises in our league. Scanning the list the one that immediately jumped out at me was The Narwhals. Struggled with coming up with an idea that would look good for awhile and then finally came up with this. Probably my favorite logo of mine next to the Spicy Mustard Bottle.

Lightning Crashes


The idea for this logo came from know where kind of like a...um bolt of lightning. The logo is for another fantasy minor league franchise called The Largo Lightning. Really pleased with how the logo tu
rned out.


Let The Music Move You

I have had this idea for awhile however never had the proper tools for execution. This was actually the first ever idea I had for an iSquad logo. Obviously inspired by the iPod Ads. Note the outline for the logo below is of the official iSquad logo created by Craig Gephart.

Introducing Spicy



Introducing my very first animated logo. Animated as in its an animated bottle of mustard. Not that it moves around. This is now the official logo for the Athens Dime A' Dog franchise. Very happy with how it turned out. I really neve
r thought i could actually create anything like this. Special thanks for Craig Gephart who provided the software and critique.