The P’s tail is reminiscent of the exaggerated tooth on the Preds’ logo (and could even by emphasized a bit more, which a strong curve on it), while the claw marks within the P adds a subtle aggressiveness to it. It’s actually sold as an alternate logo to a tiger-headed primary logo, but this P has some good potential to it. Well, a ferocious as the letter P can be anyway. There weren’t many out there, but this was one that caught my eye for its simplicity while still having some good movement and ferocity to it. Here’s the only non-tiger-head logo concept on the list. But who knows, maybe sabre-tooth tigers rocked a killer salad. The only issue is that all the jagged angles makes it look more like a hairy wolf than a tiger in some respects. With tons of angles and jagged lines, it’s got tons of movement to it but the relative lack of detailing within the shape itself veers it towards the iconographic. The colour scheme is kept to the current gold/blue/white (which is a better and more unique look for the Preds). This concept has more flat aesthetics to it, with very simplified lines and tons of fierceness.

I have no idea if it was intentional or not, but the resemblance of this concept to the stylings of the Stark banner’s direwolf is undeniable (and there’s nothing wrong with taking inspiration from it). Would you like a little Game of Thrones thrown into your Predators logo? Teemu’s happy to oblige, and with a really cool result. Teemu Savolainen (Tampere, Finland) :: Website :: Concept Page Everybody has bought into it at this point. I doubt that Nashville will be moving away from their gold anytime soon either. I think that with the white fangs, there’s just slightly too complex of a colour scheme happening though and the obvious victim should be the steel grey. There’s some really nice artistry and illustration here, walking a line between simplified and complex detailing, stoic and dynamic. Like the previous concept, the colour scheme is changed to orange and navy blue, but with a steel grey added in as well which connects with the teams previous colour schemes. Turn those three whiskers into six, and you’ve got something great in the works!Ĭolin Stasuik (Calgary, AB) :: Website :: Dribbble :: Concept PageĪnother fierce predator that’s an interpretation of the current Predators’ logo, this concept uses more basic and modern aesthetics without losing any of its fierceness. One thing I really like is how the whiskers almost look like guitar strings which would make an elegant and clever connection to Nashville’s musical legacy. And the smaller teeth turns it more info a regular old tiger rather than a fierce historic predator. Don’t get me wrong, I still wouldn’t want to get stuck in a room with this guy, but with more curves on a head that seems to be sitting still rather the lunging, it’s lost its edge. There’s obvious illustration and design skill with this interpretation, but compared to the current logo, this tiger is a little more cuddly than ferocious. The yellow/gold/mustard is replaced with orange, which is paired with its complimentary blue (albeit a darker navy blue). Regardless, Tyler Rodgers’ comes in with a solid entry.

It makes sense, considering that the current logo has a strong connection to the city of Nashville itself, (here’s the story, if you didn’t know) but what about that spice of life? One thing you notice fast when going through online suggestions for alternate logo concepts for the Preds, most people stay pretty close to the current concept: a profile of a sabre-toothed tiger of some sort. Tyler Rodgers (Greensboro, NC) :: Concept Page More: Worst to First Jerseys: Nashville Predators.Because of the Preds’ historical inauguration to the final round of sports’ greatest tournament, we’ll give them a bit of a initiation ceremony, a look at the best alternate logos for the team designed by you, the hockey community. In this brief period of time before Nashville makes their first appearance in a Stanley Cup Final, we take a look at the team’s identity and what could have been…or at least, what other designers out in the interwebs think what should have been.

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