BRAVES High School Mascot & Logo Design
BRAVES High School
Location
Nevada, Texas
Services Rendered
- School Logo Design
- School Mascot Design
- Visual Identity
- Positioning Strategy
Deliverables
- Final Source Files
- Brand Style Guide
Established in 1947, Community ISD has been serving the students and families in southeast Collin County for almost 70 years.
The client already had a couple of logos they have been using on and off and this has caused a lot of confusion – one was a Braves mascot and another is the blue arrow logo. Our job was to create an excellent-looking “Braves” mascot logo and somehow also incorporate the “Arrow” logo that they had been using.
High school branding has to be strategic. As you see above, the logo should look great on sportswear, helmets, and things like that. The negative spaces, colors, and typography must be created in such a way that it is legible at all sizes and on all touchpoints.
Established in 1947, Community ISD has been serving the students and families in southeast Collin County for almost 70 years. CISD attendance boundaries spread over 89 square miles and encompass the towns of Copeville, Josephine, Lavon and Nevada. CISD is home to over 2,200 students attending our four campuses: NeSmith Elementary (Pre-K – 5th grade), McClendon Elementary (Pre-K – 5th grade and ESL program), Edge Middle School (6th – 8th grade), and Community High School (9th – 12th grade). The school is a rural high school and is under the Government state schools board. The logo will be used for their sports team, general merchanidize, signs, posters etc.
Again you can see on this football the way the secondary braves mascot icon looks powerful and unique. Every high school should have a primary logo design as well as a secondary brand mark.
We needed to create a braves mascot logo design that is unique and awesome. The result is a stunning high school logo design that uses the brilliance of a mascot character that the high school can rally behind. The beautiful artwork of the BRAVES mascot, the alignment with the text, the color palette and the usage of the brand identity elements including the secondary brand mark all make for a mascot logo that simply rocks.
