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A diagram of a soccer net with a goalkeeper in the middle. The goalkeeper is covered in a series of red dots representing Spain repeatedly shooting directly at the keeper.
Projected Record: 62-21. B. Team OVR 86. PG: De'Aaron Fox SG: Ray Allen SF: Paul Pierce PF: Kevin Garnett C: Wilt Chamberlain
Tobias Fünke saying "but it might work for us"
Jake Paul making the pointing soyjack face pasted onto the pointing soyjack meme
John Cena from the 2008 Royal Rumble pointing at the Wrestlemania Sign but the sign is covered by the Colts' blue and white 2014 AFC Finalist banner.
A picture of viking head logos. The left head is below the word "Updated Logo" and features a scowling viking with white skin and a yellow double pointed beard and hair wearing a silver helmet with horns on both sides. The left side of the logo is in shadow, so the helmet, hair, and part of the viking's face are navy blue. The left viking head is below the word current logo. It is similar in design to the logo above, but with a considerably less human looking face (a nose and eyes floating on a black background, cheekbones unconnected to anything). The logo also features extensive small highlighting and shape detailing that do not conform with the way lighting is drawn, with hair on the left side drawn yellow and white despite the lighting coming from the right side.
A jersey and logo design layout broken up into three panels. The top left navy blue panel features a scowling viking head logo. The viking has white skin with a large yellow two pointed beard and flowing yellow hair, and is wearing a silver helmet with horns on both sides. The left side of the logo is in shadow, leaving the hair, helmet, and part of the viking's face drawn navy blue. The bottom left panel is yellow and features the word Augustana in a cursive script font with a tail written in white with a navy blue outline. The right panel features two jerseys. The top white jersey features the Augustana script in navy blue with white and yellow outlines. Below this script is a small number 85 with the same color pattern. The sleeves, hem, collar, and socks feature three separated stripes on a blue base (the sleeves are entirely blue up to the shoulder yoke, while the socks and hem are blue up to just above the top stripe). These stripes are, from top to bottom Yellow-yellow-White. The back jersey number and name are blue with white and yellow outlines, while the sleeves are white with blue and yellow outlines. The shoulder yoke features the viking head logo on both sides. The pants, helmet, and gloves are all navy blue. The bottom away jersey is navy blue and features the same general design. However, the blue backing sleeves, hem, collar, and socks now blends into the base of the jersey. Because of this change, the front word mark, number, back number, and name are now white with blue and yellow outlines. The hockey pants, helmet, and gloves all remain navy blue.
A jersey and logo design layout broken up into two panels. The left panel is black and features a black shield outlined in gold with a gold spartan helmet with a sword behind it above a gold star, a stylized version of the design of the US Military Academy coat of arms. The right panel features two jerseys. The top white jersey features the logo on the chest. The sleeve, hem and white socks all feature a black-gold-black triple stripe and the sleeves include black cuff stripes. The shoulder yokes are plain black with a white collar. The back and sleeve numbers are black with thin gold outlines. The hockey pants are black with the logo on the right pant leg (viewer's left) with a single gold stripe on the side of each leg. The helmet matches the team's historic plain gold football helmets. The bottom away jersey is black and features the same logo and striping patterns. However, because these stripes are on a black background, they appear as just a single gold stripe on the hem, sleeves, and socks, while the cuff stripe disappears. The shoulder yoke, as well as the back and sleeve numbers and letters are all plain gold. The helmet and hockey pants are unchanged from the home jersey.
A jersey and logo design layout broken up into two panels. The navy blue left panel features a yellow anthropomorphic griffin facing to the right, wearing a blue hockey jersey and skates, in the process of shooting a puck. The right panel features two jerseys. The top yellow home jersey features the logo on the chest in front of a thick navy blue chest stripe with two small white outlines on top and bottom. This stripe is repeated on the sleeves and socks (which are also yellow), and the top half is featured on the hem. The back features a white number with navy outlines on top of the chest stripe that wraps around the back. Above this is Canisius also in white with a blue outline. The collar is a simple navy blue contrasting collar. The helmet, gloves, and hockey pants are navy blue, and the navy pants feature Canisius's other griffin logo. The away jersey on bottom features the same design but flips the navy blue and yellow, so the chest/sleeve/hem/sock stripes are now yellow with white strokes on a blue background and the contrasting collar is now yellow. The numbers and letters maintain the white number/ blue stroke design making the stroke invisible in certain places. The helmet, gloves, and hockey pants remain navy blue.
A jersey and logo design layout broken up into three panels. On the left are two panels stacked top to bottom. The top panel is maroon and features the Arizona State sparky logo, a grinning cartoon maroon and yellow devil with white eyes and mouth that is running and carrying a hockey stick with a pitchfork on top. The bottom panel is black and features a 2D drawing of a maroon sun with the letters ASU in white. the sun is outlined in copper and yellow creating a maroon, orange, and yellow gradient. The right panel has two jerseys. On top, the white home jersey features the Sparky logo on the chest beneath a maroon captain's patch outlined in orange and yellow. The sleeves and socks feature angled stripes creating an upward facing chevron. The top two stripes are yellow and copper while the bottom stripe is maroon extending to the cuffs of the sleeves. The hem stripe keeps the same stripe design, but flips so that the front of the jersey features a downward facing chevron. The collar features this same stripe pattern, but the maroon stripe is of equal width as the others. The sleeves and back feature the number 63 and a nameplate that reads "Devils" in maroon outlined in copper and yellow. The shoulders feature the ASU logo described above. The gloves and hockey pants are maroon with a white helmet. The away jersey features the same design but replaces all white fabric with black. All equipment is the same color expect the helmet, which replaces the white helmet with maroon.
A jersey and logo design layout broken up into two panels. The left panel features AIC's skating yellowjacket logo, an aggressive anthropomorphic yellowjacket wearing hockey skates and holding a hockey stick as it pushes a puck. On its chest are the letters AIC. The right panel features two jerseys. On top, the home white jersey features the logo on the chest beneath a concept Atlantic Hockey conference patch and a captain's patch in black with a yellow outline. The Sleeves, hem, and socks all feature thick black and yellow alternating stripes: 6 on the sleeves and socks, and 3 on the hem. Within the second from the top stripe on each sleeve is a white number 25 outlined in black. The back of the jersey features a large black 25 below the nameplate that reads "Jackets" both outlined in yellow. The gloves and hockey pants are both black, while the helmet is yellow. The blue away uniform uses the same overall design, but with a black base. Unlike previous designs, the sleeve and hem stripes remain unaltered, while the hem stripe flips the black and yellow stripes. This creates the effect of separate yellow stripes rather than alternating black and yellow stripes. All letters and numbers now are featured in solid white with a black outline (which is invisible on everything except the sleeve numbers). The shorts and gloves remain black while the helmet remains yellow.
A jersey and logo design layout broken up into two panels. The left panel features an altered version of the University of Alaska Fairbanks academic logo on a flue background. The logo depicts the white, simplified silhouette of a polar bear within a tall trapezoid to represent the letter A. Within the trapezoid behind the bear are 3 yellow stripes and the trapezoid has a white and yellow keyline. The right panel features two jerseys. One top, the white home jersey features arched words "Alaska" "Nanooks" in blue surrounding the number 42 in yellow with a blue outline (The words form a sort of American Football shape). Above the word Alaska is the captain's C in yellow with a blue outline. The sleeves feature six alternating blue and yellow stripes with white space between each. The hem, collar and socks the same stripe style with the hem and collar using two stripes and the socks using 4, each with yellow on top and blue at the bottom. The back of the jersey features a plain blue number 42 below a nameplate reading "Fairbanks" in yellow with a blue outline. Both shoulders feature the logo described previously. Finally the helmet, gloves, and hockey pants are all blue. The blue away uniform uses the same overall design with colors flipped. All instances of blue on the home jersey are now yellow while all instances of yellow are now white. The helmets, gloves, and hockey pants all remain blue.
A large statue of an orange dinosaur wrapped in a string of holiday lights standing on a ledge overlooking route 1 in Saugus, Massachusetts on a sunny day. Cars can be seen driving by below.
A jersey and logo design layout broken up into two panels. The left panel is royal blue and features the logo for the Alaska Anchorage Seawolves on a green background. This logo depicts a green wolf head in Tlingit art style in front of a yellow sun. The wolf in motion as depicted by the 9 alternating green and white stripes on the back of its head. The right panel featured two jerseys. On top, the white home jersey features the seawolf logo on the chest with a green C (captain's) patch outlined in yellow. The sleeves, hem, and socks feature 9 alternating green and yellow stripes directly inspired by the 9 stripes in the seawolf logo. The jersey also includes a plain green shoulder yoke that meets a green-yellow-green collar. The back and sleeve numbers are green outlined in yellow with a custom font inspired by the shapes, lines, and curves of Tlingit art. I took efforts to ensure the font remained a restrained, respectful depiction, and did not stray into the more racist caricatures that can be found in numerous athletic designs of previous eras. Below the jersey are plain green hockey pants and above the helmet is plain white. The bottom away jersey is identical in design with an altered color hierarchy on the jersey and socks. The jersey is now green with white numbers and letters outlined in yellow. The stripes are now 9 alternating yellow and white stripes. The shoulder yoke remains green, but becomes invisible on the green jersey, and the collar is now yellow-white yellow. Finally, the helmet is green matching the jersey.
A jersey and logo design layout broken up into two panels. The left panel is royal blue and features a logo for the US Air Force Academy. The logo is a silver star outlined in white inside a blue circle also outlined in white, with the points of the star connecting to the outline of the circle. Below it is "AIR FORCE" in the block font inspired by fonts found on air force jets. The right panel featured two jerseys. On top, the white home jersey features AIR FORCE on the chest above a number (a traditional arrangement in college hockey) in blue with silver outlines. Above the word mark to the right (viewer's left) is a concept logo for Atlantic Hockey, the team's conference. The back of the jersey features the same number with Falcons above it taking the place of a player name. The hem, sleeves, and socks feature, from top to bottom, a: thin blue, thin silver, thin white, thick blue striping pattern. This pattern is mimicked and mirrored on the shoulder yokes placing the thin stripes at the bottom and the thick stripe at the top. The star described in the logo is placed in the thick striped of the shoulder yoke where the shoulders and sleeves meet. The pants are plain blue with the star on the lower right (the viewer's left) leg. Above the jersey is a white helmet and blue gloves. The bottom away jersey is identical in design with an altered color hierarchy on the jersey and socks. The jersey is now blue with white numbers and letters outlined in white. The striping pattern is thin silver, thin white, thin blue, thick silver. The helmet is blue, matching the jersey and pants.
Two basketball uniforms for the Cleveland Cavaliers. On the left, the white home uniforms and on the right, the wine road uniforms. Both uniforms feature the same general design: The angled Cavaliers wordmark on the chest with the number 45 below (worn by Donovan Mitchell in real life), a wine side panel with a gold, blue, gold stripe that meets at a point below the armpit (mimicking the shape of a rapier), and a collar that features a wine, gold, blue, gold, wine pattern that matches the side panel design. The home uniform chest wordmark is wine with a gold outline and blue numbers similar to the design of the team's 2003-2010 set, while the road uniform features a blue wordmark outlined in gold with matching numbers. On the leg of each uniform is a stylized C logo matching the color of the wordmark.
A screenshot of an episode of King of the Hill. Dale drives a forklift into a brick wall while Hank stands between the two forks.
On a light gray background: On the left, a New England Patriots uniform inspired by the 1930s Boston Shamrocks of the AFL (a different league from the 1960s AFL) and the revolutionary period flag of New England. The design features a red jersey, pants and helmet. The jersey features white sleeves, collar, and numbers, while the pants include white back of leg stripes. The helmet features a white front panel with a small green pine tree. The socks are white with a single red stripe. On the right, a New York Jets uniform inspired by 1930s football aesthetics and Dartmouth University's football helmet stripes. This uniform is all white, with a green helmet. The jersey features green shoulder yokes and numbers while the pants have green back of pants stripes. The helmet features two curving white stripes on each side inspired by contrails of jet planes. The white socks feature 4 green stripes each.
The image contains two panels: Top Panel: On a navy blue background, round logo features a white rocket blasting off at a 45 degree angle to the right, extending beyond the bounds of the roundel. Yellow and red flame trails separated by navy blue outlines erupt from the back and curve outwards to meet the shape of the circle... Above the flames is a navy blue background with white dots of different sizes and an 8-pointed star depicting outer space. Below the circle are white letters that conform to the circle's curvature and read "HOUSTON ROCKETS". Bottom Panel: On a light grey background, two basketball jerseys. On the left, home white with navy letters and on the right, road navy blue with white speckles and white letters. Both depict the rocket from the logo flying up the navy blue side panels with yellow and red trails that travel down the shorts and curve at the bottom. Both jerseys feature (from top to bottom) red/navy/yellow collars and the logo on the from of the waistband.
While Jeff Beck's Hi Ho Silver Lining plays, on a claret background a wipe reveals two vertical sky blue stripes and a sky blue outline creating the shape of a shield. Aston Villa's circle crest then rolls in from right to left, leaving the lion and star behind upon reaching the center of the shield before rolling off screen. The maroon lion and star then flip horizontally and change color to yellow and white respectively. Above the lion and star on the crest the words Aston Villa wipe in followed by the 1874 wiping in at the bottom of the crest.
A logo depicting the head of a common firecrest facing to the right, emphasizing a more literal interpretation of "fire". The bird takes on the form of flames, its plumage curving and flowing into sharp points at the ends. Like the real firecrest the top of its head is bright orange. Its black beak and eyes are bordered by white plumage with the birds body a tannish gray. Finally, the back of the bird's head includes the yellow plumage found on the bird's neck and back area. The head is outlined in black stroke and a white keyline on a black background.
A logo for the University of Maine Black Bears. A roaring black bear head with a silver snout, sky blue eyes, and navy blue tongue beneath a white cursive script that says Maine. The head and script are outlined in sky blue and are sit upon a navy blue background.
A screenshot from the video game Hitman 2. Agent 47 looks at the entrance to an F1 race held in Miami.
Youtuber Steve Dangle reacting in horror during the final the moments before David Pastrnak scores the game winning overtime goal in Game 7 against the Maple Leafs.
Boston Police officer badge with a black band across the middle covering the seal of the city of Boston. The police badge number is at the bottom of the badge uncovered.
Headline of an Architectural Digest article titled “A Space Hotel Could Open as Soon as 2025.”