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Thales Academy Patriots — Athletic Logo & Mascot Design
A logo for Thales Academy’s Patriots in Pittsboro, North Carolina, built around a bold patriot mascot with a determined expression and distinctive silhouette.
My approach follows a “less is more” philosophy: simplify the artwork while preserving the character and intensity that give a sports identity its presence. Strong shapes, controlled detail, and a navy, gold, and white palette help the mark read clearly across different sizes and applications.
The presentation mockups show how the identity translates to helmets, apparel, flags, court graphics, and merchandise.
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Thank you,
alessia.
I love them!! They look so good.