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ROK Ultimate National Jersey

Front

Tim Robinson 2013

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Back

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Goals

Create a Korean national jersey for ROK Ultimate to sell at various

(international?) tournaments, and other places.

Design in such a way as to clearly be identified as Korean: nationalflag imagery, calligraphy, wave pattern.

Create a dynamic, exciting, and unique design by having different

colors on front and back.

Given that Korean colors include red and blue, avoid looking overly

Pepsi-esque by altering colors slightly.

Show ROK Ultimate logo prominently.

Fully employ sublimation process by covering the jersey in pattern,

adding Korean flag lines on sides.

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Two color jersey

Front Back

In order to make this jersey unique and exciting, the front and back are

different colors, evoking the yin-yang of the taegukgi.

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CalligraphyPrimary components are all hand-painted calligraphy, digitized and recolored.

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PatternBased on patterns found on old Korean pottery, the jersey features a faint

water wave pattern. First attempts to hand produce the pattern were not

ideal, so the pattern is actually thousands of circles, slightly distorted and

Individually laid out in Illustrator.

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Number / NameWhile previous drafts featured jersey numbers placed inside a map of Korea,

these looked strange when numbers were removed (some thing to consider

if jersey is to be sold without personalization).

Jersey numbers - BaseMonoWideReg

Korean names - Daum semi bold

English names - Antique Olive Compact

Italic Round

Roman

Korean

Blank

12345

67890

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Color Alternates?Mixing black and white seems to go against common sense when trying to

differentiate from opponents, but the idea is still interesting...