League logo and mascot artwork prep
Most league logos started life as a quick phone graphic or a joke image passed around the chat. League Trophy Shop checks that artwork at engraved size, prepares a clean version, and tells you plainly when a design leans on marks your league does not own.
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Can our league's homemade logo go on a plaque?
Usually, after some cleanup. Send League Trophy Shop the largest copy of the logo and say who made it. We check it at the size of the plaque header and report what holds. Small text and photo-style shading tend to fail. Anything copied from a pro team or a fantasy platform has to be replaced with original artwork.
What happens to a phone-made logo on a walnut board?
A league wants its logo at the top of a Perpetual Fantasy League Plaque. One of the managers made the logo in a phone app: a football wearing a crown, the league name in an arc and a small banner showing its founding season. On the header plate the crown's points and the banner text are too fine to engrave. The football shape also turns out to be traced from a pro team's emblem. We draw a new football from scratch, simplify the crown to five solid points and move the league name to a straight line. The founding season moves to the first champion plate, where it belongs anyway. The manager who made the original approves the redraw.
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Perpetual Fantasy League Plaque
Plan how many seasons the board should hold and whether each plate needs the manager, team or both. Leave the league title permanent and keep the changing season information on the smaller plates.
The details to personalize: league, season, champion, team. The product page lets you enter them and carry the design into your quote request.
How does league artwork get ready for metal?
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Find whoever made the logo
Ask the manager who created it for the original file from the app, not a screenshot from the chat. A screenshot has already been shrunk and compressed several times over.
02
Remove anything the league does not own
Pro team emblems, platform logos and the likeness of a well-known player cannot be engraved without permission. Point out anything borrowed, and we propose an original shape that keeps the same joke.
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Approve once for every future season
Compare the cleaned logo with the original and get a thumbs-up from the league. The approved file stays with your order, so next season's plates and awards use the identical mark.
Order terms in brief: Low minimums · production takes no more than 7 days, plus transit · rush available · worldwide shipping · 100% satisfaction refund. Full wording in the FAQ.
Questions about league logo and mascot artwork prep
Can our league's homemade logo go on a plaque?
Usually, after some cleanup. Send League Trophy Shop the largest copy of the logo and say who made it. We check it at the size of the plaque header and report what holds. Small text and photo-style shading tend to fail. Anything copied from a pro team or a fantasy platform has to be replaced with original artwork.
Can we use a pro football team's logo or helmet?
Not without written permission from its owner, which leagues like yours rarely have. The same goes for a fantasy platform's logo. Describe what you like about it instead, such as the colors or the shape of the helmet stripe. League Trophy Shop can quote an original drawing that belongs to your league.
Can you turn a photo of a league member into artwork?
A photo can be the starting point for a simple line drawing if that person agrees to it. Engraving needs clear outlines, so the result is a caricature-style shape, not a portrait. Send the picture, tell us who it is for, and the redraw scope and any charge are agreed first.
What should we send if the league has no logo at all?
None is needed. Plenty of leagues use lettering alone: the league name in a strong typeface with the founding season beneath. If you want a mark, describe it in a sentence or send a pencil sketch. A proposed drawing appears on the proof, and nothing is engraved until you approve it.