Edmonton Oilers De-Edge

This series seems to be motivating me to making concepts, I have Edmonton done now and quite a few teams from later in the alphabet done (I'm trying to go alphabetically, so those aren't being posted right now).  You can probably expect a couple of posts each week.

Edmonton Oilers:

I changed the striping pattern from the Oilers current jerseys to be a bit more consistent throughout.  I also added the oil-drop from the logo to the sleeve-stripes.

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Columbus Blue Jackets De-Edge

I've finally made a De-Edge concept for Columbus.

Columbus Blue Jackets:

I wanted Columbus to have a unique striping pattern, since they are such a young team.  I experimented lots trying to come up with something, but nothing I tried worked.  I had seen a few people use the Blue Jackets unused logo as jersey stripes, so I thought I try my version of that.  Full credit for this idea goes to Avi Stein, Tim O'Brien, Justin Cox, Morgo Uxbridge, and anyone else who has done this before.

Have a good day.


Edit:

Thank you both for the comments.  Here is the update WinnipegJets96 suggested.

I think I'm going to keep the first version as the final version, I personally like it better.

Detroit Red Wings De-Edge

I still haven't made a concept for Columbus, so here are the Red Wings.

Detroit Red Wings:

The Red Wings are a team that shouldn't change their look, but that doesn't make a very interesting concept so you get this instead.  Since Detroit is well known for making automobiles I put racing-stripes down the arms, and then made the rest of the jersey compliment those stripes.  I included an above view of the sleeves to give a better look at the racing-stripes.

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Dallas Stars De-Edge

Once again I'm going a bit out of order, skipping the Blue Jackets and making a Stars concept.  I promise though, I won't rename the Blue Jackets in this series.  Also, like the Hurricanes De-Edge concept, you can think of this as my "fix" of the new Stars jerseys.

Dallas Stars:

I started by making the road jersey, with the striping pattern heavily inspired by Dallas' first jerseys.  I then made a matching green jersey, used the new Texas logo as a shoulder patch, and gave the numbers an outline.

Have a good day!