Star Wars logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- 1976 The logo of the Star Wars franchise from 1976, was designed by Ralph McQuarrie and featured a black logotype, placed on a white background.
- The white sans-serif inscription in wide smooth lines was outlined in black and had the tails of the “R” and both “S” elongated to the sides.
- Symbol The Star Wars symbol covered movies (the original trilogy, prequels, sequels, etc.
- What was even more wonderful was not just the audience’s delight, but also some top critic’s reaction to the product.
- It would be that same old battle between the Good and the Bad, which would turn out to be more controversial and come down to choosing the lesser of two evils… Emblem Eventually, the Star Wars emblem symbolized a stunning success for the 20th Century Fox, which was teetering on the brink of bankruptcy.
- And for the new fantasy world, which was in for years of evolution and numerous media incarnations.
- After the release of the first movie and the outbreak of interest toward the saga, he initiated production of consumer goods featuring the movie’s symbols and logos – T-shirts, toys, and computer games based on the plot.
- Millions of fans, inspired by the new characters, endowed brand owners with revenues, which exceeded shooting and distribution costs by times.
- Empire logo You don’t have to be obsessed with Star Wars and watch the movie a thousand times to notice the symbol of the Empire.
- The latest version of the Star Wars Empire logo was a six-spoked roundel.
- What about the real origin of the crest?
- Resistance logo One of the most known emblems from Star Wars, the Star Wars Resistance logo can also be referred to as the Rebel Alliance Starbird (or just Starbird) and the Alliance crest, as well as other names.
- In the original trilogy, the Alliance was created by Bail Organa and Mon Mothma to fight against the Galactic Empire.
- This feature creates a visual “rhyme” linking the two lines of the logo.
- Later, in 1998-1999, the Italian designer Davide Canavero (also known as Boba Fonts) created a whole font family inspired by the movie.
- So, basically, that’s the most widely used Stars Wars font as it is the closest to the original.
- There’re also several other types in the family, each of them being a modification of the original one.
- For instance, the type named Star Jedi Outline comprises letters framed with a thin outline, while the typeface named Star Jedi Logo allows for single or double lines of text.
- Another type from this family is Star Jedi Special Edition, which is based on the font featured on the emblem of the official Star Wars Trilogy Special Edition.
- In addition to the Star Jedi family, you can also find other typefaces inspired by the series.
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