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OK, so I need to see that I'm not completely crap at everything.
So we see these damned things all the time, and if you've seen more than one you whole life, you've probably thought "This badge/logo/whatever looks better than that one". If there was a thread about this, I apologize but I didn't see it.
No competition, but some basic rules. First is that it has to have some distinction from simple text. The Kia logo comes to mind. Second, it doesn't have to be the company logo. Could be unique to the car, could be a company that made a part, any part, or what goes in the thing. Lastly, it doesn't have to live today. Probably a 'duh' rule, but it also means you can pull out an old badge for a current company. Have fun with it, just keep it clean. Pictures help, but aren't required.
My Best:
Why? To me, it manages to be distinct, different, and yet somewhat simple.
My Worst:
Two angled stripes. Could have used the Pentastar, or another old badge, or even put in some effort on a new one, but this was the best you could do. Lazy 🤬
So we see these damned things all the time, and if you've seen more than one you whole life, you've probably thought "This badge/logo/whatever looks better than that one". If there was a thread about this, I apologize but I didn't see it.
No competition, but some basic rules. First is that it has to have some distinction from simple text. The Kia logo comes to mind. Second, it doesn't have to be the company logo. Could be unique to the car, could be a company that made a part, any part, or what goes in the thing. Lastly, it doesn't have to live today. Probably a 'duh' rule, but it also means you can pull out an old badge for a current company. Have fun with it, just keep it clean. Pictures help, but aren't required.
My Best:
Why? To me, it manages to be distinct, different, and yet somewhat simple.
My Worst:
Two angled stripes. Could have used the Pentastar, or another old badge, or even put in some effort on a new one, but this was the best you could do. Lazy 🤬
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