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Well, if that’s what’s preventing us from having a true symbol, then we can focus on the intent and that intent is to show we do make a reference to Lafayette by placing it where it is. I mean, we just have to reference it like ULM does. We’re acknowledging it in the logo. I cleaned it up, not that it matters much, but I kind of like this approach because, at the heart of Louisiana and Acadiana, we’re marking the center of it all.
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The attached logo is fully compliant, says everything about who we are and where we are located, and the block "L" is a much cleaner look IMO. Louisiana at Lafayette compliance is achieved by using the Louisiana state outline and the L which can signify Lafayette. However, to the person looking at it, it is simply LOUISIANA and maintains the name that we have achieved. The FDL is placed where Lafayette is located and perfectly ties us into that logo. Make the FDL a little larger, but not too large, if that helps.
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i agree i am down with it, its just getting out to actually use it, do you mind if i take it and see if i can improve it?The attached logo is fully compliant, says everything about who we are and where we are located, and the block "L" is a much cleaner look IMO. Louisiana at Lafayette compliance is achieved by using the Louisiana state outline and the L which can signify Lafayette. However, to the person looking at it, it is simply LOUISIANA and maintains the name that we have achieved. The FDL is placed where Lafayette is located and perfectly ties us into that logo. Make the FDL a little larger, but not too large, if that helps.
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Another idea, although not in strict compliance, is a large FDL with UL in the middle across the band. It solidifies our FDL logo and has our name. Many universities are recognized by their logo and this might help us if that is the direction we want to go.Comment
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I took my vintage L and put it in the state! I change the trim to make it have more contrast I think white is the way to go on the trim on the outside, how would you feel on this?
I would definitely wear that.
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Well Lipscomb uses a standard L block logo, I mean Lamar, Louisville etc. all use L logos, I think the differentiate between the others is the font. like Louisville uses the Old English font. If you ask me Lipscomb L looks exactly like LSU L hats. I mean we can thank the state for putting us in the conundrum, they really made it difficult. Without using UL kinda paint us in the corner. If anyone ever wondered what the L stands for I dont think anyone would have a problem it being identifiable with Louisiana.
I absolutely love the vintage L that i created I just do not know how others feel about it. Instead of using a standard collegiate block L to me gives it a old 30's 40's feel to it. Probably why LSU L hats are white instead of gold.
That hat with Houston Cajun logo design still looks way better then Lipscomb. Thoughts?Comment
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Both white and red hats look pretty good. But, why add the USL?
Well Lipscomb uses a standard L block logo, I mean Lamar, Louisville etc. all use L logos, I think the differentiate between the others is the font. like Louisville uses the Old English font. If you ask me Lipscomb L looks exactly like LSU L hats. I mean we can thank the state for putting us in the conundrum, they really made it difficult. Without using UL kinda paint us in the corner. If anyone ever wondered what the L stands for I dont think anyone would have a problem it being identifiable with Louisiana.
I absolutely love the vintage L that i created I just do not know how others feel about it. Instead of using a standard collegiate block L to me gives it a old 30's 40's feel to it. Probably why LSU L hats are white instead of gold.
That hat with Houston Cajun logo design still looks way better then Lipscomb. Thoughts?Comment
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