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What happens when an entire collegiate league needs EA FC-style player rating cards across 6 different levels? You build an ultra-efficient design pipeline.
For the upcoming LAUMSA League, I partnered with the departmental Sports Directorate (SPD) to design official player rating cards for every single competitor—over 90 individual cards covering 6 class sets.
The Challenge:
High volume under tight turnaround (delivered in just 2 days)
Ensuring photo consistency, background removal, and color balance across dozens of different player headshots
Accurate stats, position mapping, and distinct tier designs for players vs. coaching staff
The Result:
The rollout created unmatched organic hype across the entire department. From the players to the Sports Director, the reception was overwhelmingly positive, setting the tone for the entire tournament.
Project Highlights:
• Deliverables: 90+ Custom EA FC-Style Player Cards
• Timeline: 48 Hours
• Tools: Canva Pro
• Role: Graphic Designer / Visual Identity
Up next: How I pulled these cards together into full tournament squad reveal sheets.
Looking for high-impact sports graphics or fast-turnaround event campaigns? Let’s work together. 📩
To capture the competitive hierarchy of the league, I designed distinct visual tiers: Gold and Silver tiers for outfield players and goalkeepers, alongside custom Hero and Icon-style frames to distinguish technical coaching staff.
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