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The Toronto Blue Jays Weren’t Thinking About This When They Made Their Logo

Found February 06, 2012 on 213 Miles From Shea: Yardbarker Blogger Network
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The new Blue Jays logo is awesome. Really classy. The old one wasn’t terrible, but it wasn’t as good as the new one. After a day walking around New York City on Saturday, I will never see the old Toronto logo in the same eyes ever again. I am very interested in street art, graffiti and how different groups take popular symbols and put a twist on them. I was walking down Sixth Ave on Saturday (South of 16th Street) and saw a sticker for the New York City Green Jays on a cross walk post. You can see the logo on their facebook page. The New York Green Jays, as they describe themselves are a group that celebrates the diversity of art in New York City, and their logo recreation is clever, timely, and represents their youth movement. I just have a feeling the Toronto Blue Jays wouldn’t be too thrilled about it. Tweet
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