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#11 Carolina Panters

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FanJuicer: You’ve alluded to this one quite a bit when we’ve talked about some of the other logos.

 

The Graphic Designer: It is definitely one of my favorites. I don’t think I realized that until I started comparing all the logos to one another.

FanJuicer: So from a graphic design standpoint, what works about it?

The Graphic Designer: The colors are the first thing that sticks out. The black and the blue look great. You have this excellent bright blue to contrast this deep dark black that gives the shadowy effect of the panther. The white teeth and the eyes contrast very well with the darkness of the figure. They stand out well against the dark shadowy figure. It communicates toughness and aggression in a visually pleasing way. It’s an ominous effect that the designers achieved without looking like they were trying too hard. That’s tough to pull off. I love how this looks.

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4 minutes ago, theDIRTYcode2 said:

Dude is a fugging Saints fan. They can't wipe their own ass, much less give a qualified opinion about logo design. 

The graphic designer saints fan gave her opinion on the logos themselves, but didn’t  contribute to the rankings. She actually said the Panthers’ is her favorite. 

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"This week on fanjuicer.com....'Nachos- Pointy or Round?' "

"Well, Jimmy, the round ones are good for scooping cheese. And them points are sharp!!"

"You effing tard pattie!! You can't get all the cheese with a round chip!! It's science, you ignorant bastard !!"

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Obvious team/location bias in major effect   A blue star #14?  come on.

 

 

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#26 Baltimore Ravens

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The Graphic Designer: I really love the colors. The dark navies, purples, and gold create an intense effect. Mixing it with the red eye is a really great effect. I think that makes a lot of sense and adds a lot. While I love the use of colors, I don’t really like the full shape of the logo. There’s almost too many curves and hooks. It is a little too narrow to the point to where it is almost rectangular. That could make this logo difficult to work with. From a design standpoint, I think you usually want a shape that is conducive to a lot of different formats and situations. You want something that is going to go well on a hat, a shirt, but also look nice in print or on TV. I could see them having trouble with this one because of how long and narrow it is. I think you could make this one a little more round and it would still work. I still think this is a good one.

#14 Dallas Cowboys

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The Graphic Designer: It’s maybe a touch more dull than say, the Panthers logo, but overall I like this logo. It feels classic. It has a classic shape, easily recognizable symbolism with Texas, and I don’t think there is a situation where this wouldn’t work. I might could see how some could say this is boring, but I personally don’t think so. I really like the white outline followed by another navy outline. I could see how this logo would stand the test of time.
 
 
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