Armed Forces Bowl Logo
- Download PNG The Armed Forces Bowl is a postseason college football bowl game played at the on-campus stadium of Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas, since 2003.
- Teams from various collegiate football conferences are eligible for the bowl.
- Meaning and history 2006 – 2011 The earliest logos reflect the old name, the Fort Worth Bowl.
- Since 2006, the Armed Forces Bowl logo has always featured a shield of some sort.
- The stripes borrowed from the US Flag could be seen on it paired with the blue color, which was also inspired by the national flag.
- 2012 – 2013 The logo of the Armed Forces Bowl was redesigned in 2012, and the main change of the year was the new color palette.
- The crest was now executed in a sleep gradient black and purple combination, with the white lettering, and the American flag now set inside the letter “X” on the bottom part of the shield.
- The bottom part of the crest had a matte texture with small solid dots all over, while the upper one, with the sponsor’s logo was gradient black, with a little gloss.
- 2014 – 2016 The redesign of 2014 introduced a new color palette of the Armed Forces Bowl visual identity.
- Now it was executed in blue, with a bold black and white frame, a black and white ribbon with the wordmark, and a black stylized rugby ball placed vertically on the bottom part of the crest.
- On the sides from the ball there were wide red and white stripes, a patriotic addition, standing for the national flag of the USA.
- 2017 The only change made to the Armed Forces Bowl logo in 1017 was the “XV” written in the same typeface as the main wordmark, on a black vertically set rugby ball in the bottom of the crest.
- Everything else remained untouched, including the bold white “Lockheed Martin” logotype followed by the stylized star on the top blue segment of the badge.
- 2018 – Today The “XV” was removed in 2018, and the color palette was smoothened.
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