Uno logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Meaning and history Back in 1971, Merle Robbins from Reading, Ohio, invented a game to play with his family and friends.
- Also, the name has always been set in an uppercase sans serif type with shades.
- On the original logo, the letters were red with white shades.
- The sans serif font of the same style was slightly bolder.
- The letters were white and light yellow.
- The red color from the original wordmark was preserved but this time it was used for the background.
- The background formed an ellipse directed up, like the lettering.
- The letters now seemed to be dimensional and made of gold due to the new shade and the gradient imitating highlights on metal.
- In addition to the simpler logo described above, there was also a version featuring a red oval in the background.
- This time, though, they made it smaller – the glyphs of the name of the game go beyond its borders.
- This is because of the black “sides” and white trim going around the glyphs.
- There is also an alternative version including five playing cards in the background.
- Colors Over its 50-year history, the Uno logo has preserved red as one of its main colors (although it was only a subtle hint in the 2010 version).
- The yellow, in one shade or another, has been present since 1992.
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