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san diego padres

Merchandise Design, Illustration, Social Media Content

Creating new branding graphics for the San Diego Padres during their transition to the new brown and gold colors involves a thoughtful approach that reflects the team's heritage while embracing a modern aesthetic. The redesigned logo for spring training serves as a focal point, incorporating the vibrant shades as a nod to the team's iconic past and its bright future. The logo features dynamic elements that convey energy and movement, aligning with the excitement of the upcoming season. Careful attention is paid to typography and iconography to ensure that the design resonates with both longtime fans and newcomers, reinforcing the pride and spirit of San Diego baseball.

"Spring Training Cactus League baseball logo with player silhouette and Southwest Airlines logo"
Baseball player at press conference and game image; Padres win over Angels 4-1 in spring training.
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San Diego Padres Spring Training logos with cactus and baseball elements.
San Diego Padres Spring Training logos, featuring team initials and desert landscape with cacti.
San Diego Padres baseball photo shoot with players in uniforms and merchandise display.
Illustrations of baseball themes with slogans and drawings related to San Diego Padres, including "How the West was Won," "Do You Snell What Blake is Cookin'?," "Hungry for More," "Beat LA," and "I Love Yu."
Baseball players collage featuring Kirby Yates and Manny Machado in San Diego Padres uniforms.
Baseball players in Padres uniforms with the number 190 in the background, representing a single-season home run record.

ARTWORK: Matt Worthey

DIRECTION: Brennan Scott

PHOTOGRAPHY: Matt Thomas