Designing a badge is easy. There are so many different styles and colors to choose from that you will be sure to find the right one for

you and your department or business. The first step in designing a badge is deciding on a theme. lf you have decided on a specific

look. you can start by making a color list. Once you have chosen your favorite color, go through the list making sure there is a match

Desian a badge with vour theme in minc: Red with a blue backaround woud be a cood choice of co or for a po ice badae. Red with a

yelow background would be a good choice for a firefighter's badge. Blue with black stripes would be a great look for a sherif's badge

Make sure your badge matches your organization, but try to not overpower your badge with too much color

Design a badge with your organization in mind: f your organization has a symbol, make sure that it is on the front of your badge.if you

have a mascot. be sure it is somewhere on the back of the badge. Write down the name of your organization or write down the name

of the member who wears your badge on the back of the badge. Decide what type of badge you want: Regular, decal, lapel, or

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patrol quides have a standard size photo on their website