Canberra Raiders logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- The current emblem looks by far more professional and distinctive than the first one, though.
- Meaning and history The history of the team dates back to 1981 – that’s the year when the Canberra franchise was accepted.
- 1981 — 1999 The original Canberra Raiders logo featured a medieval raider wearing a helmet with horns.
- The warrior was given in white and blue and placed over a lime green circle.
- The design of the original kits was developed by Patricia Taylor.
- To begin with, the palette has been chosen carefully so that the colors would fit one another.
- By contrast, in the previous logo, the colors didn’t form an eye-pleasing or memorable palette.
- Such a mood is undoubtedly better for a logo of any sports team.
- On the previous logo, the top of the helmet was rounded, while the horns seemed to be squeezed.
- Come to think of it, the fact that it’s colored lime green, black, and green can give you a smile.
- The contours of the main hero, the Vikings, were cleaned and emboldened, and the color palette was lightened up, by adding more lime green shades to the beard of the man.
- While neither of the fonts featured on the Canberra Raiders logo looks very unique and memorable, they seamlessly merge with the overall design.
- Colors Lime green and white were the team’s primary colors ever since it played its first game.
- The blue and gold were chosen as the most popular sporting colors of the Australian Capital Territory.
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