 | vs |  |
BLUES | STARS |
4-5 | 3-4 |
The Aesthetics
Both logos are simple and strong if you can look past the wordmarks in the Stars logo. Unfortunately, for this point, I can't.
Blues
The Nickname
The all-consuming ball of fire we call a Star would have its way with anything on this planet. Even the Blues and those who sing them.
Stars
The Analysis
The Blues logo is a blue musical note. Very fitting. I did like the shoulder logo they wore in the '90s with the blue trumpets but I think most St. Louis fans would revolt over that one. As for the Stars, if you can go beyond the wordmarks, which I can for this point, you can't help but notice the the giant star is by itself — like the Lone Star State of Texas. The Blues logo really makes no references to the Gateway City.
Stars
WINNER | 2-1 |  |
2 comments:
can anyone smell someone who has WAY too much free time?
Well, you'll get no argument from me on that score. On occasion I do find myself with a little too much extra time on my hands. Gotta fill it with something.
And while I haven't yet learned how to smell things through a computer, sometimes I can take 10 or 15 minutes a day to write something fun.
Thanks for stopping by and feel free to comment if you have anything useful to say in the future. I appreciate any and all comments.
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