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He is associated with NT gear...because he was the designer YOU guys picked. Aside from fitted caps, there are other professional designers here on NT that I think you all should consulte. When a company seeks out for an ad or a web design they either go to a design firm or contact a person directly, but they ALWAYS try out other designers. Would it be that much of a stretch to have another designer to collaborate on t-shirts? You keep saying rajah delivered but what about a person like Wong Fremont? He could deliver as well if you gave him the keys to drive.Originally Posted by CaptinStabbin
Originally Posted by Method Man
Also there are other great designers on NT, not just yoRAJAH. No diss but as a community you all can open up your design opinions to others who are professionals in the field. #justsayin
Obviously all of us on the staff are appreciative of the extraordinary range of talent on NikeTalk, but Rajah really was the perfect person to pull this entire project together. He's been a part of the NT family for years, he's responsible for establishing the look and feel that people currently associate with NikeTalk gear, he's one of very few people with the connections and drive to handle the logistics of a collaboration with New Era and Cap City, and I think you'd be truly hard pressed to find anyone who's more passionate about fitted caps in general. He's proven himself year after year and he's never exploited these opportunities for personal gain.
It's possible that we might one day accept submissions for this type of thing, but there's no one I'd rather have overseeing this particular project than Rajah and I think he, New Era, and ecapcity.com have all come through for us with flying colors. Our fellow users had the highest expectations for this product and I think Rajah & co. truly delivered.
I'm proud of what they were able to accomplish for our community and I hope you will be, too.
-The Juice
Wong is a beast! What about homeboy that own "The Hundreds"?
SIDENOTE: The hat design is dope and I'm sure a lot of thought went into how to satisfy the general consensus...a lot of dudes might get carried away with design and you come out with a design that isn't TIMELESS or IDENTIFIABLE as a "brand". It'll be hot for right now but nest year it'll look dated. This logo will be dope 5-10 years from now.