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This is part 8 of a multi-part series chronicling the real-time development and design of a new logo for Baseball New Zealand. Check out our past “The Open Branding Project” posts here. *** Hello readers, we’re just getting back into the swing of things after the holiday break. Our main focus
This is part 6 of a multi-part series chronicling the real-time development and design of a new logo for Baseball New Zealand. Check out our past “The Open Branding Project” posts here. *** It’s time for another Q&A session here at the Open Branding Process. Both Brandon Moore and Brian
For our first Q&A, Brian and I have taken questions sent through SportsLogos.Net, Twitter, and BrandNew about Open Project: Baseball New Zealand. We’re just getting started on the project and will officially start in the coming days, so a few of the questions we were asked might have to wait
The USA women’s “Final Five” gymnastics team won gold in Rio, but it was the glitter coming from their uniforms that turned some observers’ heads. According to CNN Money, the leotards were bedazzled with as many as 5,000 Austrian Swarovski crystals embedded in the high-tech fabric with the help of a machine with robot arms, and
Earlier this week, we covered Germany’s unveiling of their progressive-looking kits for World Cup 2014. Today, adidas officially unveiled 7 kits on their twitter account, and we’ve got details for all of those kits. Argentina Basically your run-of-the-mill Argentina kit, here. Nothing too flashy or deviant from the norm when
When the London Frontier League baseball team revealed their bold new branding direction this past Fall, they were met with a controversy the likes of which has never been seen in Canadian minor league baseball. Coverage of the London Rippers re-brand included mentions on both U.S and Canadian National media
