Funny. This NBA style logo is actually used by a Wing Chun school in NYC. Or at least it was. Maybe they ran into copyright issues?
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I'm not an artist so I can't contribute with graphics. I would like to say whatever you put forward should be clear (I never looked at the current logo closely until this thread; it looks like gobly gook).
It should represent calm.
It should represent calm.
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Re: post #14
I kind of like this idea as it doesn't show anime superheroes, it's not too complex (but could be simpler) and can appear to be actual talk going on between the characters (who can be less ferocious). Logo should appeal to the general population, not just teenage boys.
Negative Ghost-Rider.
Hooooow did I not think of this... perfect!!!
Daaaang I look good as a silhouette... perfect clackledockle technique too!
Steve
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Clackledockling is so fetch.
It really is!
Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
Clackledockling????????
What do you call an art that integrates striking and grappling?
If you think about it, pretty much all forms of humor have some degree of cruelty to them (other than the pun, and some would debate if that actually qualifies as humor...). Making fun of someone is cruel, but can you think of a single joke that doesn't make fun of someone? But it's a matter of...
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For the record, not that thread but another one now shows up when you google clackledockling
Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
Well you learn something every day... although I think I could have done well without ever knowing about the word clackledockling
Well you learn something every day... although I think I could have done well without ever knowing about the word clackledockling
Well, well, well...
Non-competitive clackledockling - effective?
Do you guys generally incorporate weapons use in your clackledockling or do you consider that a separate category, i.e. bonkadockling? On a serious note, I've been training in historical German longsword methods for about 6 months now, which includes a fair number of grappling techniques...
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Typical martial artist trying to cut off ties to his original style so that he can portray himself as a self-taught "genius".
Xue Sheng
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HUH!?
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Catfish in a dojo logo? That's an interesting one.
Koi carp. They’re a Japanese symbol of perseverance in the face of adversity. Ornamental koi are symbolic of Japanese culture and are closely associated with the country's national identity. According to the legend, if a koi succeeded in climbing a waterfall, it would be rewarded by the gods by being turned into a powerful dragon.
Both metaphors seemed to be appropriate for what we doing without being too ‘on the nose’.
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I like the blue one with the laurels
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