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PNG Chiefs unveil new logo ahead of 2028 NRL entry

The PNG Chiefs have unveiled their inaugural club logo and a supporters' jersey ahead of their NRL debut in 2028. The logo was designed by a team of graphic artists in Papua New Guinea and draws on elements representing the country. CEO Lorna McPherson said the logo tells a story about Papua New Guinea, its people and what makes them strong. The jersey, she said, is a symbol of belonging and unity, and an opportunity to represent millions of Papua New Guineans on the national stage.

PNG Chiefs unveil new logo ahead of 2028 NRL entry
Sporting News AU· This weekSport

PNG Chiefs reveal logo and jerseys ahead of NRL debut

The PNG Chiefs have unveiled their official logo and home and away playing strips at an event in Port Moresby. PNG Prime Minister James Marape attended the launch alongside PNG and NRL dignitaries. Club chief executive Lorna McPherson called the day a watershed moment for the club and a proud day for rugby league in Papua New Guinea. She said the logo reflects the nation's past, the club's values and the future it wants to build for all Papua New Guineans. A legal challenge to the club's name in New Zealand is still possible.

PNG Chiefs reveal logo and jerseys ahead of NRL debut
Wired AI· A while agoTechnology

She Designed Meta’s New AI Logo. Then Came the Hate

Jessica Hische, a lettering artist from Oakland, faced intense backlash after designing Meta’s new AI assistant Muse’s logo. Despite acknowledging the controversy surrounding AI and Meta, she took the freelance job to support her two brick-and-mortar shops and pay her staff. The criticism escalated on Threads, with designers accusing her of selling out, even after she explained her financial motivations. Hische emphasized that the project was a positive experience and that Meta hired an independent artist rather than using generative AI.

She Designed Meta’s New AI Logo. Then Came the Hate

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