You'll have to wait until the 28th to read the full rules, but to prepare you for what is expected I will be sharing some details here.
First up there will be a cover page so we know all about your team. It would be way too simple to throw your names on a white background and use that as your cover page. We're looking for something professional, something that has been designed, something like this;
That's the cover from the Flyers' PDF presentation of their 2012 Winter Classic concept jerseys.
In the Logo Division we'll be seeing a lot of great logo concepts. A lot of the time logos will have several variations and that will be accepted. Here's an example of a great way to professionally present a logo.
This next part is for those of you who will be in the Jersey Division. We've all seen great ways to professionally present jerseys. There's many ways to do it and like them or not, Reebok seems to do it best when it comes to hockey sweaters. Going back to the Flyers' Winter Classic concepts PDF, take a look at how they presented their concept;
Teasers will be a part of both divisions. Teasers will be accepted in any format, just get the readers excited about your work. This is a great way to create some buzz for your project. A project that comes in with a lot of hype and then delivers, will have a chance to blow the competition out of the water! For the 2014 Pairs Competition, teams had to create a new NHL expansion team from the ground up. Check out the teasers from the Advanced Division from that competition. My personal favourite was this video from Justin C. & Mat W.
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