Brumbies logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- The Brumbies logo features a prancing horse with mountains on the background.
- Meaning and history In its maiden Super 12 season, the Brumbies finished fifth on the table after the regular season.
- The crest was drawn in white and blue and had an image of a yellow horse on it.
- The “Brumbies” wordmark was written n all capitals of a smooth and classy serif typeface, with the first and last letters enlarged.
- Under the blue inscription, a blue banner with the yellow “Act Rugby” tagline in sans-serif was placed.
- 2004 — Today The redesign of 2004 removed all the unnecessary details of the badge, making it clean and chic.
- The geometric frame was now gone, and the horse (which contours were refined and emboldened) was now placed on a white background with a gray mountain landscape on its bottom part.
- The animal, in the dark blue and yellow palette, is now standing on a bold geometric wordmark, enclosed between two thick horizontal lines, with a “Rugby” tagline splinting the underline in two equal fragments.
- Emblem In advance of the 2005 season, the club dropped the text “ACT” from its name, which meant that the club now represented a territory that spread beyond the Australian Capital Territory.
- They also unveiled an updated logo, which reflected the new name.
- Now, the horse was navy with a gold outline, while the mountains on the background were gray.
- While the overall look of the emblem was somewhat similar to the original, in fact, it was completely redrawn.
- This was especially visible in the mountains and the typeface.
- Colors The Brumbies logo features navy blue, white, gray, and gold.
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