Stranger Things logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Stranger Things Logo PNG Meaning and history That wasn’t the first Netfilx project performed by Imaginary Forces – the firm had already developed several logos and other title sequences for the television giant.
- Why did the Duffer Brothers and designers from Imaginary Forces opt for this font?
- According to Michelle Dougherty, the representative of Imaginary Forces, it was supposed to be a combination of a Stephen King novel font and a title sequence of Alien.
- The Duffer brothers sent 15 novels by Stephen King to the design studio so that the authors of the logo could capture the style of the book covers.
- Interestingly, the same type was featured on a series of books for kids called Choose Your Own Adventure.
- If you take a look at the initial letters, “S” and “T,” you’ll notice their style is somewhat different.
- The “S” from the original font is slightly thinner and has an extended left end.
- Also, its top serif has been adjusted to fit the serif on the following letter.
- The initial “T” on the logo, in its turn, has less elaborate and delicate serifs than on the original font.
- It’s a decorative serif type developed by New York typographer Ed Benguiat and published by the International Typeface Corporation in 1977.
- By the way, the ITC Benguiat type, in its turn, was inspired by fonts of the Art Nouveau era.
- As the author of the font later explained in an interview, he hadn’t put any specific meaning or symbolism into his creation.
- It was the president of the type foundry who suggested it.
- Colors The red gradient used on the black background makes the lettering look a bit like the red neon bars of a Motel sign.
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