Made with Nano Banana 2 Lite · CC0 · 31 Jul 2026

Image: Design presentation of a SECONDARY CLUB MARK, the

Generated from: Design presentation of a SECONDARY CLUB MARK, the reduced badge derived from a primary cricket club crest, for a management game. ABSOLUTE RULE: the picture contains NOT ONE SINGLE CHARACTER. No letters, no words, no digits, no initials, no monogram, no club name, no founding year. A reduced badge often carries initials — this one must not. Do not write out any word from this instruction anywhere in the image. SUBJECT: one single simplified club mark, centred and filling the middle of the frame, presented head-on and flat like an official brand asset. It is the stripped-down sibling of a full shield crest: the same visual family, the same palette, but reduced to a compact roundel with a bold outer ring and one strong central symbol — a solid, simple, unmistakable shape such as a stylised wicket or a bird — with all fine ornament, thin lines and small detail removed. It must stay legible at the size of a favicon. Crisp vector-like edges, no photographic texture, no fine linework, no tiny elements. The mark is entirely original and invented, resembling no real club, county, franchise, national board or brand. PRESENTATION: the mark sits alone on a plain, flat, evenly lit neutral mid-grey backdrop with no gradient, no vignette and no shadow cast onto the background, so it can later be cut out cleanly. Nothing else in the frame — no size comparison row, no mockups, no swatches, no hands. COLOUR: deep navy, warm gold and clean white with one accent colour, high contrast between shapes. Flat graphic design rendering, sharp edges, even lighting, no HDR oversaturation, no drop shadow on the backdrop, no perspective distortion.