Dallas Stars Week proceeds with a pair of unique redesigns. Zachary T. Milyak had an interesting idea I've never seen before — turning the "D" itself into a star.
Meanwhile, Mark Morgan opted to simplify with his concept. Which of the two do you prefer?
Mark Morgan& Zachary T. Milyak
All right, I hope you guys like the Dallas Stars, because we're embarking on two solid weeks of Stars concepts starting today. As you know, the club will officially unveil its new logo and uniforms on June 4. So leading up to the big event will be as many Stars designs as I can fit. We kick it all off with the talented Ross Taylor and his great green and silver take on Dallas.
Ross Taylor
The very prolific Bastian Schmülling has a bright, silver-infused redesign for the Dallas Stars — who will be unveiling their new look on June 4. (By the way, in the lead-up to the big event, expect to see A LOT more Stars concepts on these pages.)
Bastian Schmülling
Expect the Dallas Stars concepts to keep coming until the team finally unveils its new look for 2013. Today, Michael Baumann shares this one with us. (Of course he designed it prior to the trade deadline which sent Jagr to the Bruins.) Not a bad look, though. I'm a fan.
Michael Baumann
The Stars are getting a new look next fall. Pat Westin has an idea that involves simplifying everything. Though I can't help but wonder if the W-shaped stripes are anything other than the designer's signature hiding in plain sight. (By the way, this concept was obviously made prior to last week. Morrow won't get a chance to wear the new look — whatever it is.)
Pat Westin
On the heels of St. Patrick's Day, I thought another green Dallas Stars concept was in order. Thomas Hopkins provides us with this look which, while more colorful, relies perhaps a bit too much on the wordmark style crest of the existing sweaters. It is the first I've seen to try a two-tone gold color scheme. Thoughts?
Thomas Hopkins
I've received a lot of Dallas Stars concepts since the team announced their intentions to launch a rebrand next season, but I'm trying to spread them out a bit here. Today, we get a look at another one from Bryan Dyck. Unfortunately, it's a little too dull for my tastes. But I do like the slanted collegiate-style numbers. I don't think anyone has done that since the Tampa Bay Lightning during their second season in 1993-94 — coincidentally the Stars' first in Dallas.
Bryan Dyck 
