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"Snoqualmie Valley Little League" (banner) and "SV" (hat design)
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Snoqualmie Valley Little League logo
"Snoqualmie Valley Little League" (banner) and "SV" (hat design)
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We are a Little League chapter and would like a traditional logo. We are a youthful organization but do not want anything cartoony. We would like a more classic/timeless design.
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Our primary colors are scarlet (PMS 200) and gray (PMS 424). We also use black and white accent colors and any combination would be acceptable.
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We would like to request a package of logo designs, similar to the recent project completed on ZillionDesigns for the Houston Colts baseball team.
We request 1 horizontal design using text "Snoqualmie Valley Little League" with either Mt. Si in the background and/or the usage of the Snoqualmie River. Mt. Si looms in the outfield of our sports complex- see attached photo- and is our first choice of accent. This logo would be used as our website header and on promotional banners. It would be ideal if we had the ability to plug in custom text so we could make the graphic read Snoqualmie Valley All-Stars, Snoqualmie Valley Baseball or Snoqualmie Valley Softball. A common font choice would make that easier for us.
We would also like to request a logo design of just the environmental graphic used in the banner logo (such as the mountain) with no text. If we had the ability to add/remove an overlay Snoqualmie Valley Little League or SVLL or SV over the top of the mountain- even better. This logo would be used on polo shirts and bumper stickers.
Finally, we request a SV logo to be used on our baseball hats. The SV should be intertwined.
The league was established in 1958. If there is a logical way to include that in the logo- great- but it certainly isn't a requirement if it makes the design too busy.
We are hesitant to use a ball in the logo since baseball and softball use different colors of balls (softball uses yellow).
If you choose to incorporate the Snoqualmie River, do NOT include Snoqualmie Falls as our rival Little League chapter uses it in their logo.
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