Sunday
Mar312013

0407: Opening Day Mixup

Ross Taylor treats us to a unique set of concepts on the Opening Day of the MLB's 2013 season. Baseball and hockey collide today on Icethetics.

What do you think?

Saturday
Mar302013

0406: Winter at the Big House

These Winter Classic concepts were designed not long after the first leak of what would've been worn this year back in January. D.C. Visual Arts was also behind the Winter Classic concept that inspired widespread knockoffs in the summer of 2011.

Of course, subsequent leaks this winter showed us what the actual jerseys would've looked like. What still remains to be seen is whether the same jerseys will be used when the game is rescheduled for New Year's Day 2014.

Friday
Mar292013

0405: Pittsburgh Freak Out

Revival Week wraps up on this Freak Out Friday with the old Pittsburgh Hornets of the American Hockey League. They existed from 1961 until the Penguins franchise was awarded to the city in 1967. Derek Heilmann reimagines their jerseys today as an option for the Pens.

Thursday
Mar282013

0404: Reviving the Barons

Brandon Manzione moves Revival Week along with this take on the Cleveland Barons. As rebrands go, it's a decent one, but it suffers from the same problem as the Lightning's current uniforms. Many will compare them to the Maple Leafs. Still a neat pair of logos though.

Wednesday
Mar272013

0403: Reviving the St. Pats

Technically the Toronto St. Pats still exist. They're just known as the Maple Leafs now. Still, this one by Alex O'Dowd might make for a neat St. Patrick's Day jersey for next season in Toronto.

Tuesday
Mar262013

0402: Reviving the Nordiques

Revival Week continues with Michael Baumann's take on the Quebec Nordiques. Just bring them back already. What are we waiting for?

Monday
Mar252013

0401: Metropolitan Mania

Feels like time for another theme week to me. And for a trip down memory lane. Once again we resurrect dead pro hockey teams. Today, it's the PCHA's Seattle Metropolitans via Adam Hainsfurther. I particularly like how he's given each color its own distinct name — sort of the way the Blue Jackets did.