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They just needed to flatten the original logo and it would have been fine
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Na, not ochre enoughThat kangaroo looks like maybe Freight Train or someone from this sites work?
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I dig that new one. Looks like a logo a Hardcore band would use when they go through their experimental/psych phase.
I agree. New is too generic. Old had some characterOld > New
I disagree. The old one sucked more.
I could tell straight away that this new logo is riffing off the classic Basketball Australia logo.
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Ran the idea through some AI, you're welcome Boomers. I actually like the first two, second one is my pick as long as they chose it un-edited as their logo.
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Outback Queensland is deadly for the Boomers basketball teamThat middle one looks like it's bouncing off the roo bar of a semi-hauler.
I actually prefer the more "nature-like" look of the bright green, orange and blue miscellaneous shapes.
A random question for anyone that may know, tried searching for it but couldn't come up with anything.
Roylion may be the right guy here, who actually created the Fitzroy monogram?
That's new info to me, had only ever heard of the monogram being adopted after they moved on from the Maroons/Gorillas monikers. Being pre-VFL makes it a lot harder to track down so I believe you might be right about it being lost to time.The answer to that might be lost in the mists of time.
The FFC monogram appeared on the Fitzroy jumper in the early 1940's but the monogram is known to have appeared as early as 1890, seven years before they co-founded the VFL and seven seasons after their first game in 1884.
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This is a membership ticket from 1890 with the FFC monogram on it, fifty-two years before it appeared on the jumper.
The iconic cursive logo established in 1887.File this under "I've seen this logo before."
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Where I've seen it before.
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