Albany Great Danes logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- The horizontal bar was replaced by a large white stripe with the text “Albany” inside.
- The text was in purple.
- Meaning and history 1993 – 2003 The logo, designed for Albany Great Danes in 1993, featured a minimalist and bright combination of a stylized yellow and purple letter “A” with the “Albany” wordmark replacing its horizontal bar.
- The inscription was set in the uppercase of a bold serif typeface, in purple color, and set on a white background between two thick purple horizontal lines.
- It was a very powerful and eye-catching emblem, with a special and unique character.
- 2001 – 2008 In 2001, a dog appeared on the emblem.
- To the left, the lettering “Great Danes” in two lines could be seen.
- Below it, there was the text “University at Albany.” This line was hardly legible, especially at a smaller size.
- To make things worse, they were given in yellow over the purple background, which made them almost disappear.
- Colors Since at least 1993, the palette of the Albany Great Danes logo has consisted of purple and gold.
- In 2013, they competed in the CAA for the first time, after a 14-year tenure in the Northeast Conference.
- What are Albany Great Danes?
- The program’s most famous team is men’s basketball, though there are 16 men’s and women’s teams that form Albany Great Danes, in such disciplines as Baseball, Football, Soccer, Lacrosse, and many others.
- Albany Great Danes Colors PURPLE PANTONE: PMS 269 C HEX COLOR: #461660; RGB: (70, 22, 107) CMYK: (78, 100, 0, 33) GOLD PANTONE: PMS 124 C HEX COLOR: #EEB211; RGB: ( 238, 178, 17) CMYK: ( 0, 28, 100, 6)
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