AFL logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- The design of each AFL team logo is unique as each team has its own distinctive features.
- Meaning and history The Australian Football League, the highest-level competition in the sport of Australian rules football, has a sporty and at the same time a patriotic logo.
- It has gone through two modifications that touched the overall shape but left the color scheme unchanged.
- All letters were executed in a sharp and strong serif font and featured the same size and boldness.
- 1976 — 1989 The redesign of 1976 introduced a modern and stylish version of the badge, though still in a simple and minimalist execution.
- 1990 — 1999 The Australian Football League logo history began in 1990 when the Victorian Football League was renamed as the Australian Football League.
- The change of the name caused by the competition spreading to other states led to rebranding.
- The first AFL football logo was adopted in 1990.
- It preserved the shield shape and some elements of the old Victorian Football League logo which had been in use for 13 years.
- The letter “V” was gone, of course.
- This is what exactly the 1990 emblem looked like ‒ a shield in blue (brighter than in the previous logo) with the image of a white football of an oval shape (the Sherrin football) and a stylized letter “A” in red and white in the top right corner.
- The new design displays the abbreviation “AFL” against the background of a red oval outlined in white and blue.
- The four vertical lines in white color with a blue outline positioned above the abbreviation represent goal posts.
- Color The color palette of the logo is represented by the following colors ‒ USAFA Blue (#00529B), Alizarin Crimson (#E21E31) and White (#FFFFFF).
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