Cadets new logo conveys history
The Cadets have presented their new logo, created by graphic designer and Cadet Alumnus Kenny Isidoro. His design was selected among more than 40 submissions during the Cadets Logo Contest held this fall.
***image1*** The Cadets have presented their new logo, created by graphic designer and Cadet Alumnus Kenny Isidoro. His design was selected among more than 40 submissions during the Cadets Logo Contest held this fall.
Inspired by the corps' 75-year tale and the legendary West Point-styled uniform, Isidoro's design came easily to the marketing director for a Providence-based architecture firm. It features crisp, clean lines and a bold emblem, artistically packaged to represent the Cadets, "a corps always well-regarded within the activity for their rich history and never-failing pursuit to innovate and inspire."
"The logo simply called for an answer to the question: What is the image of the Cadets?" said Isidoro, of Dartmouth - Massachusetts. "To me, the Cadets already have an image, and that image is undeniably the uniform. I started sketching the uniform in different ways and I found that the embroidery on the sleeve was the solution. The three chevrons pointing right clearly represented the Cadets ideas of innovation and pushing the boundaries."
"The partial outline around the arrows, also the letter C, not only signifies the Cadets, it also represents being on the edge and pushing the limits", said Isidoro. They are also a nod to the logos of the Garfield Cadets and the Cadets of Bergen County, which are also contained in the arrows.
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