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Design Challenge: Please Design the Logo for Trump's "Space Force"

Someone has to do it, so it might as well be the Core77 community

By Emily Engle - June 18, 2018

Trump just announced plans to create a military presence in space effective immediately:

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Based on the very minimal information we have been given, your brief is simple: Go forth and design a logo for "Space Force". The logo has to be as good as the Air Force logo, but different. You know, separate but equal. If you're worried about funding for the Space Force, don't be. Mars will pay for it.

Please email your best sketches to emily@core77.com. Any emails that go on political rants will be ignored. We only want to know how you envision the "Space Force" logo.

Emily Engle

Emily is Core77's Editor, footwear enthusiast and resident stress baker.

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Peter Carrasquillo

12 months ago

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Hasn't that already been done?

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Brian Hackett

11 months ago

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I found designs for the camouflage uniforms for the Space Force.

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Alexander Guinn

11 months ago

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iW48OqWli_8

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Aaron Jacobsen

12 months ago

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A twofer, the toyline for the show was a terrific example of a designer doing a great job, all the vehicles had a form of manual or automatic transformation that did not require batteries and all the figures had wee magnets in there boot so they mag locked onto the vehicles and playsets, had me engaged for hours when I was a kid,

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