Carl’s Jr. logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Logo PNG Carl’s Jr.
- Restaurants LLC is among the best-known fast-food restaurant chains in the US.
- It also operates in Australia and Canada.
- Several years later, they already had four hot dog stands in Los Angeles.
- In 1956, they opened the first two Carl’s Jr. restaurants.
- Known as “Carl’s Jr Drive-In Barbecue” for the first 15 years of its existence, the restaurant featured a very typical for its times’ visual identity — it was a vertically oriented banner with the wordmark and a massive star on top of it.
- The monochrome star featured a triple outline and was sitting on a black banner with “Carl’s” lettering in capitals, which had another banner under it.
- 1956 The name was shortened in 1956, and the emblem was redrawn in the same year.
- A smiling yellow star in a red outline was dancing near the red lettering in a bold sans-serif typeface, having a soda in one hand and a hamburger in the other one.There was also a version showcasing a more minimalist star without the drink and hamburger.
- Now the letters were jumping, but all the additional detail were removed.
- The contours of all the elements were redrawn in order to look stronger and more solid.
- 1985 The star was placed on the left of the wordmark again in 1985, but there was also the version with the previous composition in use by the food-chain during this period.
- 2006 In 2006 the logo was completely redrawn again, and the white color was added to the official palette.
- The star was placed diagonally on the left of the white script wordmark, which was outlined in black and placed on a red banner, which repeated the contour of the lettering.
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