Chattanooga Lookouts logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Since 1976, their logo has experienced only one major overhaul.
- 1976 — 1977 The logo, created for the Chattanooga Lookouts in 1976, only stayed with the club for a year but became a strong basis for several following emblems.
- The lettering was placed on a bright green background, which was repeating the contours of the inscription.
- 1978 — 1984 The redesign of 1978 was all about the changes in the color palette of the Chattanooga Lookouts visual identity.
- The black script lettering remained untouched, but the green background was switched to dark blue and got cut in size, so the outer borders of the wordmark were only slightly outlined by blue.
- 1985 — 1986 The additional “Chattanooga” inscription was removed from the Lookouts visual identity in 1985.
- The new color palette was composed of blue and white, where the blue script logotype was set on a white background and outlines in white and thin blue.
- It was a fresh logo, which looked much more modern than the two previous versions.
- The new badge was evoking a sense of professionalism and confidence.
- The logo in this new palette stayed longer than others from the script era of Chattanooga Lookouts’ visual identity.
- No other changes were made to the badge.
- It was the brightest and the last of the original Lookouts’ badges.
- 1993 — Today The following version emphasized the “lookout” theme even more.
- Colors The palette of the Chattanooga Lookouts logo comprises red, black, and white.
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