The Melbourne badge is piss-poor. It's embarrassingly bad tbh. A ten yr old kid must have thought fuck it, let's have a whale on it whilst we're at it. It's complete gash.
Geekingav should be on the panel. His designs are by far the best imho.
Just read this on City Voice, which is an official statement from the club:
"Please note that this process is about understanding the views of fans and we are not accepting any unsolicited badge designs. If, as a result of the consultation, the badge does evolve, the Club's in-house designers will undertake this process. ."
The bit in bold is a bit of an area of concern for me. The badge should be designed by a specialist in my view, not just someone from the in house team. The in-house team's previous effort wasn't the best.
Yeah, navy shorts and socks for a couple of seasons, it's hardly a traditional part of our kit yet now it seems to be part of the "brand".
Gav, why don't you put a few more of your designs on that glass door so we can visualise them a bit better. Cheers.
That badge could have been made on paint - They have literally copied and pasted the ship of the City badge on to the Melbourne one. The worst bit is the inclusion of both MCFC and Melbourne City Football Club.
The two best City related badges I've seen are one of Gav's (the one on the window) and the NYCFC one - both designed by fans.
But in our position I think we should be shelling out for the expertise who does this thing day in day out when it's regarding the most important aspect to the identity of the club besides our home colours. It's not just about being able to mock up a design, it's about fitting the criteria into a design in the best way possible to have the best result - that's where Rafael should come in due to his expertise of shapes and colour schemes and what not.to be fair .... that's basically me lol
But in our position I think we should be shelling out for the expertise who does this thing day in day out when it's regarding the most important aspect to the identity of the club besides our home colours. It's not just about being able to mock up a design, it's about fitting the criteria into a design in the best way possible to have the best result - that's where Rafael should come in due to his expertise of shapes and colour schemes and what not.