Madonna logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- 1983 The very first Madonna logo saw the light in 1983.
- The insignia featured an uppercase logotype in a clean medium-weight sans-serif typeface with lots of air between the symbols and the lines.
- The wordmark was executed in black color with only the letter “O” in the middle drawn in red.
- It was a bold black “Madonna” lettering in the lowercase of a custom handwritten serif typeface, with the “Like a Virgin” tagline, also in the lowercase, but in bright blue color and thicker lines.
- It was an uppercase light blue “Madonna” logotype in a classy and straight serif font with a thin dark blue shadow along some of the vertical bars.
- 1989 The very first era of Madonna’s visual identity can easily be called Red: all the logotypes, creating during the 1980s featured different shades of red color as the main theme.
- The very first insignia hosted a black all-caps inscription with the letter “O” colored in red.
- Later it was replaced by a red logotype in a lowercase, executed in a traditional serif typeface.
- By the end of the 1980s, the light blue color started appearing on the diva’s logos — and the cover of the “True Blue” album from 1986 featured completely blue lettering in all capitals of a bold serif typeface.
- The “Erotica” logotype was handwritten and its rounded letters were going up in one line, while the cover of the “Bedtime Stories” showed us another Madonna — minimalist yet bright — with the lightweight lettering in two levels, pink and blue.
- Under the stars, the bold and extended “Music” in the uppercase of a solid serif font was set, and a small white “Maverick Warner Bros” line in white sans-serif was placed at the very bottom of the badge.
- 2005 A very vivid disco logo was introduced in 2005 with the release of the “Confessions on a dance floor” album.
- It was a gradient blue and pink stylized logotype with outlined letters and lots of flood and light on them.
- 2008 For another album, the logo was created in 2008.
- The first insignia without the name of the singer.
- It was a rounded sans-serif “Hard Candy” inscription in white capital letters, outlined in thin black and shadowed in light blue, placed diagonally (from the bottom left corner to the upper right one) on a plain white background.
- 2012 The logo, created in 2012 was executed in a black and white color palette, with some gray gradients on the capital letters of the “MDNA” logotype.
- This geometry and simple yet powerful color palette made the whole badge moving and vivid, with a slight hallucinogenic touch, as if the vertical lines were dancing with the music.
- Her logos created during this period are all executed in a monochrome palette and have no additional graphics.
- The monochrome color palette evokes a sense of power and timeless style.
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