I won a jersey that looks like this one at a charity event with an authenticated Derrick Coleman autograph. What's funny is that there is not a brand label sewn in it but the quality of all the stitching of the Syracuse and the numbers is almost identical to an authentic jersey. When I bid on it, I didn't care if it was an official Nike but that it looks really nice.
I got the 'info' that the script was owned/created by Nike from a graphic design/font forum. No idea if it's true, but in that poster, there's also a nike logo, so Nike either participated or authorized it. Typically, the way companies work with graphic resources is they hold them and if something is needed, they send them upon request, usually with some sort of Graphic Standards guidelines for their usage. I'm sure the school's 'art department' has the logo on file, but i would assume there are restrictions on its use.
Do you have any specific email/phone number with SU that I could begin looking into getting the image (if allowed)?
No, i'm not affiliated with SU that way. I'm just a freelancer, 3,000 miles away. I found some stuff this morning, but not the script logo.
Even though that's from 2015, it's interesting that they don't show the script on there considering some of the recent sport teams have used it. They also don't list Orangemen either. I guess we won't be seeing that again soon.
Yeah, that's a great find... thanks. I was aware of its existence, it's exactly the type of file I'm looking for in the white script! However, it's subtle, but there are differences between that orange script and the white. It's not as elongated in height as the white and the script itself is thicker, it can be especially seen in where the "s" and "e" intersect in Syracuse. I know it's minor, but I'm a stickler for those kinds of things.
Yeah I'm definitely not looking to distribute or do anything in bulk, personal items for my collection only. I appreciate the work and effort you've put in a ton, it means a lot, thanks!
it can be done pixel by pixel but thats tedious and now sure what resolution he's got it up to, but I use at least 200 dpi for print work. depending on the graphics program used it can be much more difficult than it should be. its much easier to work from a clean graphic, or better yet find the font source and just use that. I understand the font isn't readily avail in this case
I've been doing a bunch of similar stuff, but for lot style Ts, like...
$25 is pretty good for a long sleeve DriFit.
can i trademark a font SYRASQUIGGLE ?
if you think that is interesting, you might find this really interesting. According to Fonts.com there are over 4500 different families of script. I typed in "Syracuse" and it shows all of them.
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