MCU Icons (Phase 4)

The first out of the many MCU shows, I decided on a simple yet clear design - with Wanda’s classic headpiece, and Vision’s mind stone in the center. I left the background grey to symbolise the retro feel that comes with the show and the typical Scarlet Witch red.

Using a mixture of Falcon’s classic chest design, along with Bucky’s Wakanda arm on the sides, I decided to even out the playing field for both of them - Falcon being the heart and Bucky surrounding him like a bodyguard.

SPOILER ALERT:
This is the new suit for Falcon, instead of his previous red, I made a version where he is Captain America.

This was to be more symbolic of Loki’s initial outfit from the first Marvel’s Avengers movie. His helmet is very iconic, and I thought to not give away too much, apart from the fact that you will be seeing Loki with the outfit he had at the beginning of the Avengers films.

This is a pretty classic colour scheme for Black Widow, with her standard logo. You can see variations of her black and white costumes in v2 and v3 below.

This was more to have the colour scheme from her white outfit that she dons in the movie for a period of time.

Similar to v2, just reversed the black and white, and also with the red logo instead - to give it more colour and looking more modern.

This was a difficult one for me to really conceptualise. I wanted to keep the mystery of the watcher, but also make it unique that it shows (or poses) a question - hence the question mark. I also wanted to incorporate stars to give it more depth and also show that it’s pretty galactical.

This version incorporates the ten rings logo that they used, and the texture/inscription on the actual rings themselves (the actual weapon).

This is a much more simpler concept, with no textures, and reversing the red-black colour scheme.

This is similar to v1, however it incorporates Shang-Chi’s chest armour design instead. I wanted to stay true to the colour scheme so I had kept it red/black, but still had elements of the rings themselves as the textured border.

This one was a little tricky to find a consistant theme to. So I instead decided to try use the celestial’s head as the icon.

Using an Archery board and the Hawkeye arrow from the comics as the icon, to give a very specific feel like a target.

This is more akin to a modern interpretation of the Hawkeye icon in general - being again related to down arrows and his iconic colour scheme.

Updated the Spider-man: Homecoming icon with his updated colour scheme, gold spider (much like his Stark upgraded suit from Infinity War) and kept it quite simple.

SPOILER ALERT:
This one I actually enjoyed creating, as I actually created the 3 Spider-man icons, as their own icon, and merged them together ‘glued’ by the cracks of the alternate dimensions seeping through. This is my ‘post spoiler’ version of the icon.

This was quite interesting to make. I already knew I would’ve had to use the moon - but I also thought to add some ‘mummy wraps’ on the edges, to make it stand out a lot more.

This one I had troubles with conceptualising. I did create the new intricate Scarlet Witch headpiece along with the original Doctor Strange emblem (from Sanctum Santorum). I wanted to incorporate America Chavez, however it looked too much like Captain America, so sadly she got cut from the final.

As soon as I saw Kamala’s outfit (her latest from the show), I instantly knew what design I wanted. I decided to also incorporate the pattern from the outfit to give it a bit more character.

This is more straightforward, Jane’s helmet but I used the lightning from v2 to give it a bit more oomph.

This was basically using Mjolnir that I used in Thor and Thor: Dark World, but I created the lightning cracks to symbolise the glow when it comes back formed.

When I designed this, I found a spoiler image before the actual series was finished, and used the outfit she eventually wears as her She-Hulk uniform for the border colours. Apart from that, the colour and hair shape felt recognisable enough.

Kept the border colour and background - but wanted to incorporate a more law related symbol.

This is based Shuri’s Black Panther helmet. Pretty self explanatory, really. I used Namor’s chest piece as the inspiration and the border - very Aztec feel.

V2 of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever has the background of the purple heart, as an alternative.

This was a very simple design - it was a bit difficult to come up with much for the small show (without using a wolf head or villian as the icon). Considering it was mainly a black and white film, with red accents on some areas, I decided to base my colour scheme on this for both variations.

Variation with colour flip.