Indiana Pacers logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Indiana Pacers Logo PNG The logo of the basketball team Indiana Pacers has been fairly consistent for the first fifty years of its history.
- Meaning and history Indiana Pacers are the club, that owns one of the most iconic basketball logos in history.
- The name of the club is also a tribute to the club’s roots and its motherland.
- 1967 — 1976 The original logo of the club featured a solid blue letter “P” with a vertically placed white hand holding a yellow basketball, placed on the right side of the letter.
- This simple yet bright and memorable combination became a basis for all the future redesigns of the team’s emblem.
- 1990 — 2005 The hard was removed from the logo and the lines of the rest elements were refined and modernized in 1990.
- The bold italicized “Pacers” inscription was placed on the right from the emblem, executed in a modern and clean Sans-serif typeface.
- The new inscription featured a geometric and contemporary Sans-serif with strong flattened shapes of the blue letters.
- There was quite a lot of air between the symbols of the nameplate, which balanced the solid and massive emblem, Addis freshness and finesse.
- It is a square type designed by David Berlow and Morris Fuller Benton.
- The wordmark logo sports the same type, while the lettering itself is given in the arch shape.
- Color The three colors comprising the official palette are navy blue (Pantone Color Matching System 282), gold (PMS 123), and gray (PMS Cool Gray 5).
- While white can also be seen on the logo, it is not mentioned as part of the official palette in the team’s media guide.
- Indiana Pacers Colors PACERS BLUE PANTONE: PMS 282 C HEX COLOR: #002D62; RGB: (0, 45, 98) CMYK: (100, 68, 0, 54) YELLOW PANTONE: PMS 123 C HEX COLOR: #FDBB30; RGB: (253, 187, 48) CMYK: (0, 15, 94, 0) SILVER PANTONE: PMS COOL GRAY 5 C HEX COLOR: #BEC0C2; RGB: (190, 192, 194) CMYK: (0, 0, 0, 29)
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