By Matthew Harvey - Graphic Designer  Website

Year: 2017

New version of a primary logo for the Nets. The logo features the famous Brooklyn Bridge, and a new stylized font of "Nets" about the bridge.

By Sean McCarthy - Graphic Designer  Website

Year: 2017

Call me crazy, but I think a basketball team called the "Nets" should have a net in their logo. That's just me. Concept only. No affiliation with the Brooklyn Nets or the National Basketball Association.

By Ian Bakar - Graphic Designer  Website

Year: 2016

Brooklyn, Stand Up: The team is doing poorly and fan engagement can't be that great. To top it, they have a pretty serious branding issue — lackluster logos, no color scheme; and with such a huge market, it needs to be revisited. The net pattern here below the wordmark also mimics the tile signs of NY's subway system. A simplified Brooklyn bridge sits on top of the shield.

And some custom jersey scripts, stacked in wordmark form.

More extensions of the brand, a custom script B monogram

By Addison Foote - Graphic Designer  Website

Year: 2015

I drew inspiration from their current logo and their older logos from when they were in New Jersey to create this. However, I always found it strange that the franchise has had 7 different logos in their history and none of them has had a net incorporated into the design! I a put a net into my version and kept the triangular shield along with a nice flowing typeface that represents the movement the net makes when the ball goes through it.

By Matthew Wolff - Graphic Designer  Website

Year: 2014

This is a piece of concept art only. These logos are not official marks of the Brooklyn Nets or the National Basketball Association.

By Fraser Davidson - Graphic Designer  Website

Year: 2012

A concept logo for the Brooklyn Nets.

By Michael Weinstein - Graphic Designer  Website

Year: 2010

This team has a lot of history and some cool ABA roots, so I wanted to keep some of that in the new logo. The color scheme and the loop that is suggested by the 2 ends of the N are inspired by their old New York Nets logo. The modern typography on “Brooklyn” and the simplified rim come from the new logo.

I had a hard time representing Brooklyn itself with this logo. The Brooklyn Bridge seemed like an obvious choice, but I think 1 bridge-related logo (the Golden State Warriors) in the league is enough. I didn’t want to go over top like this fake hipster-themed logo, but I wanted something. As I was working on this I realized the whole thing kind of looks like a planet with rings. “The Planet” is coincidentally a nickname for Brooklyn, as Mos Def taught me, due to its large diversity, population, and size. I also drew inspiration from the logo for design studio Mighty, which is located in, you guessed it, Brooklyn NY.