Sprite logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- 1961 — 1964 The logo, created for Sprite in 1961, was composed of green lettering where the jumping letters in dark green featured long and sharp serifs.
- The dot above the letter “I” was replaced by an eight-pointed star in lime-green, complementing the edgy contours of the letters and representing the flavor of the beverage.
- 1964 — 1974 In 1964 the color of the emblem was switched to red and grass-green, so half of the letters featured one color, and the second half — another.
- 1974 — 1989 The redesign of 1974 brought a new typeface to the Sprite logo.
- The color of the main text was all green again, while the circular solid dot was in red.
- 1989 — 1995 The iconic logo with the lemon replacing the dot was introduced in 1989.
- This is one of the most recognizable versions of the Sprite logo ever created.
- 1995 — 2003 The lime and lemon emblem was replaced with its abstract version — two solid overlapping circles — in 1995.
- The icon was placed above the white diagonally located lettering on a gradient green and blue background with a striped pattern.
- The white lettering had a thin blue outline and a bold shadow in the same color, along with some blue accents, complementing the body of the letters.
- There was also a horizontal version of this logo, where the shadow of the letters turned into a thick blue outline and the icon above the “I” had a lime overlapping a bigger lemon.
- 2008 — Today In 2008 the wordmark was refined again, and its smooth white letters in a dark blue outline were placed in a dandy gradient badge with six-pointed angles and horizontal sides arched to the center.
- 2019 — Today The redesign of 2019 switched colors of the logo and now the white wordmark is placed on a sharp green badge.
- As for the iconic lemon emblem, it is replaced by a solid yellow dot, which looks simple, yet still represents the flavor and freshness of the famous drink.
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