
Plymouth Taproots Logo Package
I have had a Plymouth Taproots logo design kicking around in my sketchbook since February, and I decided it really needed to be fleshed out. And of course it needed a couple of alternative logos as well. ^^
Hope
christaphorac and
buckhopper like the end result. :)
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Category Artwork (Digital) / All
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1000 x 750px
File Size 96.5 kB
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Very nice Celtic flare, though I'm curious if the chevrons have any significance, as you put them on the coat of arms (Which for some reason doesn't work as well for an American team as, say, the Bantams)
Very nice Celtic flare, though I'm curious if the chevrons have any significance, as you put them on the coat of arms (Which for some reason doesn't work as well for an American team as, say, the Bantams)
If by the chevrons, you mean the arrows? (I don't know the official name for those) those are there because the Taproots uniforms, which were made before the logos, have them down the side, so it's a common design aesthetic between the two. ^^
The crest logo is influenced by Irish designs (as is the other logo) which Massachusetts teams (usually Boston) seem to use a lot in their design. And since Plymouth has a lot of historical importance, I figured they would use an old, vintage looking logo, but with a slightly modern feel to it. ;)
The crest logo is influenced by Irish designs (as is the other logo) which Massachusetts teams (usually Boston) seem to use a lot in their design. And since Plymouth has a lot of historical importance, I figured they would use an old, vintage looking logo, but with a slightly modern feel to it. ;)
The crest is a little bit common for logos, but it's just an alternate logo, which is meant to be able to be used anywhere and be easily recognizable. And I was inspired by Irish style coat of arms, since Plymouth seems to be slightly tied into that sort of aesthetic to me.
Zackly. :3
I'm just now beginning to catch on to the fact that if you were following the Celts, you were basically following your father's team. XD
As opposed to, say, the Lakers, who were perceived to be "cool".
Writer Chuck Klosterman, a Celts fan, said something about how the Lakers were like the popular image of the Democrats, whereas the Celts were "totally GOP". :P
I'm just now beginning to catch on to the fact that if you were following the Celts, you were basically following your father's team. XD
As opposed to, say, the Lakers, who were perceived to be "cool".
Writer Chuck Klosterman, a Celts fan, said something about how the Lakers were like the popular image of the Democrats, whereas the Celts were "totally GOP". :P
The Bulls are probably more conservative. They haven't changed the appearance of their court since moving into the United Center in 1994 (And the only real changes there were a black perimeter vs. red, the 3-point arc was turned red, and a basketball was put in the background of the half-court logo) and unlike the Celtics, the Bulls have NEVER changed their primary logo, while the Celtics have had 2 prior primary logos.
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