Taco Bell logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Taco Bell Logo PNG The core visual element, the bell, has been an essential part of the Taco Bell logo throughout most of its history.
- 1962 – 1972 The logo, created for Taco Bell in 1972 featured a bright and delightful composition, consisting of eight colorful squares, inclined to different widescreen with white sans-serif letters in each of them.
- This badge stayed with the brand for ten years.
- The logo, introduced in that year and used by the brand for more than a decade, boasted a sleek monochrome inscription in all capitals of a custom typeface with elongated bold lines, diagonal cuts, and small yet sharp serifs colors which added progressiveness and elegance to the whole composition.
- 1985 – 1994 In 1985 the bell emblem appeared on the logo.
- It was executed in red, yellow, and green color palette and placed above the bold black lettering, written in a fancy custom typeface with elongated rails of the first letters of the wordmark and sharp diagonal cuts of the letter-lines.
- This version of the logo was used by the company for almost ten years along with the secondary version, created in 1992.
- 1992 – 1994 The secondary emblem was designed for Tao Bell in 1992 and featured a different color palette, which later became the official one.
- The wordmark, executed in the same typeface as on the primary version, was colored purple and placed in two levels, under the emblem.
- 1994 – 2016 The redesign of 1994 refined the contours of the previous version and elevated its color palette to brighter and more intense shades of pink and purple.
- The typeface of the wordmark was also changed and now the capitalized inscription was written in an extended and bold sans-serif font with diagonally cut letter ends.
- 2016 – Today In 2016 the Taxi a bell logo was redesigned again, and the color palette was simplified to purple, white, and black, where the whole bell is placed on a purple background, above the strict black nameplate uniform a bold yet neat sans-serif typeface with clean traditional contours.
- Color The bell itself features a combination of two shades of purple, light and dark, while the wordmark is given in black.
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