San Diego FC is proud to announce our Inaugural Season Patch Series. This series, as part of SDFC Playmakers Program, collaborates with local artists to celebrate and showcase San Diego's vibrant culture. This program is part of the club's commitment to community engagement and artistic expression.
During each match, there will be limited-edition patches available to purchase at Eighteen Threads locations inside Snapdragon Stadium. Learn more about the items, artists, and more!
Moss Ortega, with Original Good, is a brand owner and artist/designer born and raised in San Diego (Paradise Hills). He is known for a unique, distressed threaded hat concept and creates each hat by hand, along with unique graphic designs and faith based statements.
In honor of Community Night, SDFC brought back the Chrome Ball Tour Artists from San Diego County's 18 cities. Select cities were sold as throwback shirts from the Chrome Ball Tour stops, and SDFC also offered a collage of artwork of the 18 cities that make San Diego, San Diego.
Hanna Gundrum is an illustrator, muralist and creative mentor living in San Diego, CA. Her work features bright bold graphics and draws inspiration from nature, travel, street art and more. She is passionate about using art as a means for building community and bridging gaps in our society.
Chicana fashion designer, Claudia Rodríguez-Biezunski, was introduced to sewing at a very young age by her immigrant parents. Once she started sewing, she couldn’t stop. Today, you will find Claudia sewing one-of-a-kind clothing & accessories using reclaimed fabrics for women and men in the vibrant neighborhood of Barrio Logan in San Diego, CA.
Jordan Stark is a San Diego–based artist and designer whose work explores the intersection of identity, place, and visual storytelling. He founded the studio Product Etcetera™ in 2005 to create culturally grounded brand identities, murals, and design systems. A graduate of ArtCenter College of Design, Jordan is the co-founder of the Bring Back the Brown campaign, which helped rally public support for the Padres’ return to their classic colors. He’s also the founder and creative director of Westside Love, a streetwear brand rooted in West Coast culture.
DyseOne is a pioneering streetwear artist from San Diego who began his journey in 1986 at just 12 years old, turning graffiti into wearable art and shaping a signature West Coast style. What started on denim jackets and hats grew into a global brand rooted in hustle, vision, and a belief in creating beauty from struggle. As one of the original voices in streetwear, DyseOne continues to inspire with a legacy that fuses art, culture, and community.
Jenessa Marquez is a San Diego-born photographer working across film and digital, with a focus on brand and campaign work. Her work is shaped by the city she grew up in. Jenessa is also the owner of I’m Still Developing—a community-focused film lab in National City, CA.
Bobby Alcid Rubio was born and raised in San Diego. He was the Head of Story for Paramount Animation on “Transformers One”. He was the Writer/Director of the Pixar SparkShorts “Float” (the first Disney/Pixar film to feature Filipino American lead characters) and was a Story Artist at Pixar. He is the creator/owner of his independent comics and intellectual properties: Alcatraz High, 4 Gun Conclusion and Neighborhood Legend! He worked previously at Nickelodeon on “Avatar the Last Airbender” as an Assistant Director and Storyboard Artist, freelanced Cover Artist for Marvel Comics and at Disney Animation as a Traditional Animator.
Matt Furman is a San Diego-based photographer with a penchant for capturing brewers in their natural habitats. Prior to moving to San Diego, he spent two decades in New York City shooting for clients such as Forbes, Billboard, Cigar Aficionado, American Airlines, Cushman & Wakefield and The Wall Street Journal. He has photographed celebrities, professional athletes and other influential figures while traveling the world to convey people, cultures and civilizations via his lens.
Enrique Lugo, better known as Chikle!, is the proud son of Mexican Immigrants, a visual artist and San Diego native committed to human-centered education, entrepreneurship, and transformative commUNITY activism that challenges the status quo!
Design Inspiration:
My design features a skull running with a soccer ball, capturing the playful spirit of classic cartoons and vintage advertisements I grew up watching. It’s a fun tribute to both my love for art and the beautiful game!
Leon St. Heron, also known as Bam, is a San Diego-born rapper, artist, and creative strategist behind Heron Hues. As one half of the hip-hop duo Brother Nature, he has been a key figure in the San Diego arts community since the early 2000s. His passion for storytelling and visual expression led him to a career in creative design, where he continues to push artistic boundaries.
Design Inspiration:
Inspiration for the design came from being in the SDFC community—observing the dedication of the coaches, the energy of the fans, and the drive of the players. Each design reflects the momentum and unity of the club, representing both the athletes on the field and the supporters in our stands.
Raven is a seasoned and innovative creative professional located in Southern California, dedicated to adding vibrancy and marketing strategy to both the digital and physical spaces. She brings a wealth of experiences as Graphic Designer and Illustrator for numerous AAA titles within the gaming industry, local businesses, global businesses, and more.
Design Inspiration:
San Diego’s mix of colorful flowers and iconic palm trees reflects the city’s vibrant and welcoming spirit—especially when it comes to sports and SDFC. In this illustration, the flora wraps around and supports the typography, which has a bit of a postcard vibe, symbolizing the love and support of the fans.
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My name is George Ricoy, a graphic artist with a deep passion for sports history, especially teams and mascots. This passion fuels my work and my brand, Homefield, under SDCA Equipment. Living in Tijuana allows me to experience a rich regional culture that many San Diegans overlook. My designs reflect my love for sports and my deep connection to the cross-border lifestyle of San Diego and Tijuana.
Design Inspo:
My design reflects the colors and scenery San Diegans wake up to every morning—from the downtown skyline to the Coronado Bridge, a symbol of the city’s diversity. The SDFC brand colors mirror the sunset, representing more than just a skyline; they mark a new era. With a Major League Soccer team now in the mix, it’s time for San Diego to stand up and show support.