Here's a collection of logos and graphics I've designed in 2024.
Some freelance, some conceptual, a lot of sports. I'm currently taking on clients for 2025.
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November 6, 2008 - Brandon Roy hit two game winning baskets in the final 1.9 seconds of overtime to send the Blazers to a 101-99 over the visiting Houston Rockets.
Roy hit his first basket to put Portland up 98-96, but after a timeout, the Rockets Yao Ming scored to tie the game, and a foul on Roy put Ming at the line. His free throw gave the Rickets a 99-98 lead with 0.8 seconds left. After a Portland timeout, Roy took an inbound pass from Steve Blake, and fired from beyond the three-point line. "I just grabbed it and threw it up. When I fell on the ground I just looked up and it was going through the net. I practiced that shot all the time as a kid. Usually it never goes in."
LaMarcus Aldridge led Portland with 27 points and 9 rebounds, with Roy finishing with 17 points, 7 rebounds, and 5 assists. Off the bench, Rudy Fernandez scored 15 points, with Travis Outlaw adding 14 points and a game-high 13 rebounds.
Despite only six points at the end of the first half, Tracy McGrady led all scorers with 30 points, while Luis Scola and Aaron Brooks each scored 14 points. Ming finished with 13 points.
Prior to the game, former Blazer Jerome Kersey told the 20,611 in attendance that the Blazers would dedicate the coming season to the memory of Kevin Duckworth, who passed away on Aug. 25. In his honor the Blazers uniform will have a patch on it with the 00 that Duckworth wore. His mother, Maxine, was in attendance for the game.
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@JoelWBerry Young white men (like me) do not give a flying fuck about boomer culture war shit.
"Trans the kids" fear mongering works for the folks on life support watching Fox at Sunrise Senior Living.
Address the cost of living crisis and stop endless foreign wars or SHUT THE FUCK UP.
Now Arvydas Sabonis is 7-foot-3, nearly pounds. Gives Portland 16 points and 10 rebounds a night in ’98. Beautiful touch, unbelievable vision. Put the ball in the high post and he will find the free man. Now you’re hiding behind a defender wondering whether he can see you. He can see you, your defender, and the mistake your defender is about to make, okay?
Evan Turner says landing a 4-year $70,000,000 deal with the Portland Trail Blazers felt like winning the lottery
“My agent calls me and says, ‘I got a deal for you,’ and I'm like, ‘What is it?’ He's like, ‘From Portland. It's a 4 year deal for $70M.’ I'm like, ‘$17M?’ And he's like, ‘No. $70M.’ I'm like, ‘Oh my God’”
“Then I call my mom and I'm like, ‘Mom, I'mma sign with Portland for 4 years $70 million.’ She's like, $17M?’ I'm like, ‘No. Like 7 and a D.’ And she's like, ‘Oh my God’”
“I was supposed to go out to Portland on [July] 5th. I felt like a lottery ticket, I was trying not to die… I'm like, I can come today… let's get this deal and call it a day”