Chicago Bears logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Chicago Bears Logo PNG Chicago Bears is the name of the American rugby club, which was established in 1920 in Illinois as Decatur Staleys, and a year later — Chicago Staleys, getting their current name in 1940.
- Meaning and history The visual identity history of the Chicago football club can be divided into three periods.
- The first, Staleys, the Bear logo, and the iconic “C”, which was first designed in 1962 and became an inevitable part of the team, instantly recognizable across the globe.
- The emblem was taken from the A.E.
- The bold blue “S” in a thin white outline was placed in the upper part, while the bottom one comprised the whole name of the club, executed in two different styles — the bold modern serif for “Staleys” and delicate recognizable cursive for “Decatur”, placed under.
- 1921 — 1940 After the team mover to Chicago from Decatur in 1921, their name was changed to Chicago Staleys, and the logo was redesigned.
- Red letters in the blue outline balanced the calm and modest brown and white color palette of the ball, reflecting the fighting spirit of the team and its passion.
- 1940 — 1945 The first logo for the Chicago Bears was created in 1940, and this is when the Bear first appears on the team’s visual identity.
- 1945 — 1973 The logo version from 1945 featured a black bear on top of the orange rugby ball.
- As for the color palette, black and orange with white elements represented energy, dynamics, and professionalism, along with responsibility and loyalty.
- It had a sharp delicate element coming out of its left part, and making the emblem unique and recognizable.
- The “C” was executed in white and had a thin black outline, which made it looks strong and solid on any background color.
- 1974 — Today The current logo was designed in 1974 and is fully based on the previous version.
- The only difference is in the color palette, which is now orange, white and black, where the body of the letter “C” is orange and the double outline features white from the inside and black from the outside.
- The color palette of the Chicago Bears visual identity is a representation of positive, activity and energy, along with stability and serious approach.
- The only difference is that it is now executed in orange and deep blue and is more often placed inside the wordmark, replacing the letter “A” in “Bears”.
- Symbol Wishbone is a symbol of good luck.
- Shape The current Chicago Bears logo is the same old 1962 wishbone.
- However, it has changed color from white to orange with a white trim and a black outline.
- Colors The “C” wishbone was colored in orange to symbolize energy, optimism, and happiness; white stands for purity and elegance; the black color denotes excellence and perseverance.
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