A Little More '67

Here is our 6th entry in the Est. 1967 contest. This concept comes from Chapeeko. His design uses green, a darker red, and yellow/gold. The colors fit in quite well with the era. The jersey design uses an old school striping pattern, block numbers, and a very retro logo. Can you spot everything hidden in the logo?

Chances are good that this is the final entry, but the deadline is basically Saturday. I plan to set up the voting system Saturday, assuming I get a chance to do so. The Contest page will be updated when voting is ready, and the poll will be the same layout as last time.

Number 5

Our 5th entry in the Est. 1967 contest comes from Glen. His uses red, white, and green, with a circle logo as the crest. The old school M is used inside the logo. The jersey design features contrasting sleeve areas and simple striping. Who knows, this design may set up a 3rd jersey or 2 in the future (wink wink).

Entry #4

Our 4th entry in the Est. 1967 contest comes from Goal Line Design. His jerseys use red, white, and green and a simple striping design. The logo uses a tree to complete the W, a very retro logo. Great job! I will continue to accept submissions until at least Sunday. Voting will probably begin February 1st, but we will see.

Retro State of Hockey

The 3rd entry in the Est. 1967 contest comes from Tex. His design emphasizes green and wheat, with red used as an accent color. Diagonal wordmarks adorn both jerseys, Wild on the green and Minnesota on the wheat. The simple striping pattern features "Wild" on the sleeve stripes and "State of Hockey" on the inside collar. Since Tex's jerseys use wordmarks, he created a separate primary logo. It is a circular logo with the state of Minnesota and a star inside. It is based off of the old Penguins logo from 1968. Nice details! Keep the entries coming everyone!

More 1960's!

Our second entry for the Est. 1967 contest comes from gsn93. This concept uses green, red, and gold (yellow) on the jerseys, and wheat in the logo. The jerseys feature a basic striping pattern and block numbers. The logo is a very 60's MW/nature scene idea. I think it looks pretty cool. I would also like to thank gsn93 for participating here at Wild About Design, we hope to see more from you in the future!

First Entry

The first entry I am posting for the Est. 1967 contest comes from Ryan at Hockey Jersey Concepts. His design uses red, white, and green, and has a very old-school feel to it. The logo is an MW in white. Simple block numerals and a simple striping design. Very 1960's hockey indeed. More entries to come!

The 2012 Winter Classic...in Minnesota

That would be awesome. It is always fun to see concepts for the Wild in the Winter Classic, and toady we have a cool design from Goal Line Design. There is even a logo to go with the jersey concept. I think this is a good idea, and I would love to see it happen. Nice job on this!

We are happy to add Goal Line Design as a featured designer. Be sure to check out all of his concepts at his blog:

http://goallinedesign.blogspot.com

The link is always in the sidebar.

A Retro Concept

Here is a concept from myself, a retro jersey. It is inspired by the old Minnesota North Stars look, one of the team's earlier designs. I used the Wild's colors in the same striping design, and used the M from the 3rd jersey wordmark, representing the North Stars N. I tried to add a few other retro elements, such as the streaking star on the pants.

North Stars Meet the Wild

Connor Hanley sent in a cool concept recently, using some ideas from the old Minnesota North Stars. Connor modeled the jerseys posted above off of the North Stars 1979-81 home and road jerseys. He did a nice job of combining elements from the current Wild and the old North Stars looks. Cool stuff Connor!

The 1912 Minnesota Wild

Habsfan1 took a step back in time to 1912. What if they Wild were around then? Here is what he thinks they could have looked like.