v.2

Huuuge improvement!

Fire concept, this is clean af. Would be A+ had you done a jersey change. I like the symmetry of this but feel a few more effects could enhance it. Overall rating 6/10

Great job for your first graphic, you have all the fundamentals, cut render, background, blending and text. I think you have potential to improve quickly, once you get some more skills under your belt to help the flow of things. Overall I'd give this first one 6/10

Champ banners are gonna be so much harder to make now lol

Yikes the M logos are all truly horrible eh lol. Also imo the Lynx should be #1 far above the rest.

2004.. 2005.. 2006..

Gratzz

G - Rara Rasputin @Frank

He still plays the season.

add

So glad im not in this group

F - Dakota Lamb @MMFLEX

With some better text work and render effects I can see this being quite good!

This whole thing is a fucking mess, I feel for all of the civilians on both sides.

I listened to the whole thing.

D - Matty Socks @Frank

This is great now plz update Rigas

And get 6 instead of 5 for it

Tui Sova's Rookie Experience After being selected 7th overall by the Malmo Nighthawks in the Season 78 VHL entry draft, rookie Tui Sova prepares himself for the start of the season. He is expected to slot into top 4 defence minutes, a spot that was not expected heading into the draft. Sova was fine to remain in the minors for an extra season, but starting the year with the big club lets him gain some bearings quickly at a higher pace of play. As of now, his primary focus is on conditioning and strength training to physically prepare for the start of the regular season, and be game ready right away. “I’m a very determined guy, and I like to make the most of opportunities that are given to me. The last thing I’d want to do is disappoint management or myself by not coming correct, so I’m going to make sure that I start my season off strong. I’m in Malmo now, my first time in Sweden actually, I love it here so far. As much as I’d love to do some sight seeing and get to know the city, right now my focus is purely on diet, training in the gym, and practice at the rink.” Sova is unsure who he’ll be partnered up with to start his rookie campaign, but management and coaches are exploring all options. Sova is known for his very strong shot blocking ability, and knows how to rack up points. Expectations for him this season are to continue excelling where he did in Mexico City, but most importantly his coaches want him to just feel comfortable on the ice and with the new pace of play. “I’m getting to know all the guys. Coaches are trying me on different line pairings, but it’s tough to establish any real chemistry until the season begins. I like to consider myself a fairly versatile player though and compliment my teammates. On ice communication is huge and I can tell that my teammates share many of the same philosophies of the game. The ceiling is high for Tui Sova in Malmo. His drive to improve and love of the game are likely going to push him towards success. The main goal is to eventually be the teams top defenceman and a strong leader in the room. “Im taking my career one step at a time, landing in Malmo at 7th overall was huge for me, and has boosted me to train even harder. I surprise myself more and more each day, just pushing my body into peak physicality. I cannot wait to get it going this season!”

F - Andrew Su @MMFLEX

D - Erik Killinger @Frank

F - Groovy Dood @MMFLEX