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This was an 11th hour production. Well, if you want to get literal, 22nd hour production, but semantics aside, this came down to the wire. I had decided earlier in the day that I needed something simple to execute with no time for mulligans. A simple letter. So I turned
I really thought the holidays (re: over a week of NO WORK! WOOOOO) (re: re: over a week of no moneys! Awwww) would lead to this massive flux of Foogos creations. Instead, with 2011 winding down, so is my food/art output. I don’t know what it is. Am I burned
Yup, that’s me, proudly showing off my Montreal Expos stocking nine years ago today – December 25, 2002. Whatever happened to that team? To all those that celebrate the Christmas holiday, a very merry Christmas to you and yours from all of us here at SportsLogos.Net. May your loved ones
My previous draft was a much more scathing write-up on my personal thoughts of the NBA (bah humbug!), but it’s Christmas, and I really have no bitterness to the bland sport that features the largest collection of prima donnas and opposite-of-tough athletes in North America today. Well, I sorta take
In case you missed it the National Basketball Association lockout is over and the abbreviated 2011-12 season is getting underway later this week. In the past few days we’ve had several teams unveil new alternate jerseys and jersey patches, I’ve already told you about the new Utah Jazz green alternate
There’s three reasons I love the Maine Mariners’ logo. 1. There are hardly any classic AHL logos out there… or any minor league logos for that matter. Most minors’ logos are vector drawing contests: detailed caricatures of various animals; flashy wordmarks; and the inclusion of a hockey stick/puck, basketball, baseball/bat
The twelve days of Christmas are upon us and we all know how the classic song of the same name goes. In it the singer recites all the lavish gifts given to them by their true love over the course of twelve days. As great as it would be to
The Utah Jazz unveiled a new green alternate jersey today at an open house event in Salt Lake City’s EnergySolutions Arena. The new jersey is an homage to the green road jersey the team originally wore beginning with the 1981/82 season through the 1983-84 season. The Jazz have yet to
Baseball’s annual winter meetings are in full swing and as you’ve seen around here, the rumour mill is buzzing with who’s going where and for how much. The two biggest names out there responsible for most of the hoopla are Albert Pujols and Prince Fielder, both first basemen who can
With the National Hockey League set to vote on a new re-alignment for the 2012-13 season, I figured I’d take this opportunity to chime in with my two cents on what I’d like to see the league do. So far the rumours I’m hearing sound promising, a four-conference or division
The corny titles must end! I don’t know why I find amusement in making these awful puns. I know there is not one person on earth who reads them and thinks, “Oh wow, that’s clever/funny/witty!” No one. At all. I guess the best way that I can describe it is
The Cleveland Indians unveiled changes to their uniform set this past week, the changes focused mainly on cleaning up the script that is worn on the chests of the home and alternate jerseys. What remained untouched was a polarizing piece of their team identity, one which we will examine the history