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Greenville Swamp Rabbits logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Greenville Swamp Rabbits Logo PNG The Greenville Swamp Rabbits is the name of an ice hockey team whose location is in Greenville, South Carolina.
- The franchise has been known since 1987 under the names of Johnstown Chiefs, Greenville Road Warriors and since 2015 Greenville Swamp Rabbits.
- It was a black and yellow badge with the image of the Native American man jumping and holding a hockey stick.
- The letter was executed in solid black and outlined in yellow and black.
- It was a gradient slanted wordmark in two levels, with the “Johnstown” in all capitals, executed in plain yellow letters, set above the “Chiefs” in a fancy serif font with the first and the last uppercase letters enlarged.
- The bottom line of the wordmark had its letters outlined in dark red.
- The background of the badge featured stylized elements resembling a stone arrowhead in black, white, and gray, with a dark red and black outline.
- 2010 — 2015 The redesign of 2010 was made after the name of the team was changed to Greenville Road Warriors.
- It was a fancy stylish badge with the lettering in three lines placed above the graphical part, executed in a shape of a crest with the warrior’s portrait on it.
- The image was executed in a copper, dark blue, and silver-gray color palette, which looked powerful and confident.
- As for the inscription on the logo, it featured two styles: “Greenville” was written in white capitals over a thin copper ribbon, while “Road Warriors” in the uppercase boasted tall bold letters in a custom typeface with sharp elements, in dark blue on a white background.
- The new name gave birth to a fantastic logo.
- The hockey stick looks like a carrot and its leaves are for some reason gray, maybe to produce a stronger effect.
- The letter “R” is stylized to make it look like a hockey stick, also bandaged.
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