Kilmarnock Football Club
Martin Le Roy | Wed, 12/28/2011 - 10:43
Brief from client
The logo is designed to reflect the crests used on Kilmarnock shirts in the early 20th century. It contains a 1950-60's style football as the crests shield and a blessing hand as the helm.
The current logo is regarded by many fans as too "cartoon-like." It was designed in the early 90's after the Lord Lyon prohibited the club from using the Boyd family crest that they had been using as their logo since the 1960's.
An alternative "roundel" version of the logo.
5 Comments
Text can also just read the club motto "confidemus," Latin for "we trust."
this is better and it keeps the same layout from way back in the days
Some historic emblems are way better then things designed today, in your case I think you made a nice improvement while keeping your club's heritage insignia.
Good job.
After seeing the other images, this all makes sense and works.
It doesn't look very well.
I would take boyd's example and work around it.