topics baseballs 
Spine Magazine
OCTOBER 5, 2020
Cornell University Press Designer: David Drummond Art Director: Scott Levine This unexpected combination of the blue baseball hat on classical sculpture is so playful and striking. Too often covers on this topic resort to stereotypical psychedelic imagery or patterns, so this is refreshing. I don't think I've seen anything like it!
Canny
MARCH 17, 2022
Anyway, let’s get back on topic. Anyone for a cider with a baseball theme? Lo-Ball is a bubbly highball style cider, known mostly for its cheeky baseball character who features on all Lo-Ball cans. A character who always has his tongue out, leaning on a baseball bat and throwing a can somewhere. Credit to Shacksbury.
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Creative Review
NOVEMBER 29, 2019
Given the complexity of the topic, the process of narrowing down what items would make it into the exhibition was a lengthy one. It felt like there were so many stories being told that, in turn, reflected broader societal issues.”. Untitled (Hood 13), 2018, archival pigment photograph by John Edmonds.
Creative Boom
OCTOBER 16, 2023
Maria's reaction shook her up so thoroughly, she instantly knew she wanted to do a project about this topic. "I A 'Native Pride' baseball cap with feather. I started thinking about how we absorb references and solidify tropes." On closer inspection, though, elements of tribal affiliation start to reveal themselves.
Canny
OCTOBER 20, 2022
Slightly off-topic, but before writing this post, I had no idea that Boston was famous for baked beans, or that Worcester has a deep history with industrial manufacturing. It’s about time we highlighted some of the brands that make the city what it is, starting with a bonafide dynasty in the sporting world of baseball. Credit to ESPN.
Just Creative
DECEMBER 3, 2020
A good tip is to choose something that represents the topics you’re going to be covering – or you could use your name, the name of your business, or a combination of clever words that make the name of your site stand out. These can be topics that run the gamut from food to fashion, lifestyle, travel, and more. Don’t sweat it.
Creative Market
MARCH 26, 2020
Common visual elements include: Different variations of red, white, and blue (classic and bold vs. faded and subdued) Vintage American flag backgrounds with grunge textures Motifs that highlight American themes such as bald eagles, fireworks, baseball, Uncle Sam (personification of the U.S Sample products: Flag of America. Watercolor.
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