Researchers have determined that grid-like patterns on schist slabs from Ice Age site of Gönnersdorf in Germany depict fish caught in nets.

Formally introduced in the 1920s, the ‘full bodied’ Bulldog appeared within the Club’s emblem for over half a century until the 1980s. Logos containing just the head of a Bulldog followed until the ...

and establish their club within the campus and local community. The Sacramento State Bass Fishing Club was formed with all levels of angling experience in mind. The club is open to anyone who would ...

Adelaide has unveiled a bold new logo as part of a Club-wide rebrand as it prepares to embark on an exciting new era. The new design features a nod to the Club’s heritage by reverting to the original ...

graphic marks—as well as several extended design elements. When applied thoughtfully, and in the appropriate contexts, CU Boulder’s logos and design elements create a cohesive and impactful brand ...

Eli Gosney, who designed this year's Salute to Military logo, is more than just an artist—he’s a hometown hero whose path to ...

in an effort to ride out the recent pleasure boat business slump, turned its focus to new designs for niche markets. The result: a revolutionary new commercial fishing boat, which entails state-of ...

Fan-made Pokemon fishing lures gaining attention from thousands of fans requesting prints and merchandise. Artistic design features Water and Bug-type Pokemon as fishing lures with traditional Ken ...

The logo features the wordmark of the PGA Tour and the silhouette of a golfer. For years, golf fans have asked who the golfer ...

Rental requests should be submitted at least 2 weeks in advance and rentals are not guaranteed. The club must be in good standing in order to make a reservation. Good standing qualifications below: ...

The Silhouette Prosthetic Foot offers multi-axial motion and refined cosmetics in a lightweight, flexible design. A highly responsive energy storage and return device, the Silhouette is ...

CU Boulder has a range of design elements—both core and extended—that build on CU Boulder’s logos, lockups and seals. Primary and secondary colors and fonts as well as realistic photography work ...