Cleveland Cavaliers logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- However, the team has a pretty long and intense visual identity history, with several completely different design concepts.
- The color palette of the first Cavaliers logo was burgundy and yellow, a combination, symbolizing energy and power.
- They create a very simple yet bright logo, composed of a stylized “Cavs” wordmark, where the letter “V” is replaced by a basketball ring and has a ball above it.
- The color palette of the new visual identity is orange, with a delicate and light gray detail of the ring’s net.
- This emblem stays with the team for almost a decade.
- The contemporary image of the basketball ring and a ball are placed inside a black rectangle and have the modern nameplate in black and blue under it.
- 2003 — 2010 The logo design from 2003 is more elegant and remarkable than any other version, created for the team.
- It is composed of a diagonally placed white wordmark in a blue outline, bronze, and blue rapier and a dark red basketball with blue accents.
- 2010 — 2017 The color palette was slightly changed in 2010, then the yellow papers on the emblem.
- The rapier on this version looks brighter and more visible due to the use of yellow color.
- The black shield with a thin burgundy and yellow outline has a white wordmark on its upper part and a vertically located black and yellow rapier intertwined with the burgundy letter “C” in a yellow outline.
- The 1983 version was a wordmark logo, in which the letter “V” was also a stylized basketball hoop, with a ball moving into it.
- In the following version (1993), the wordmark was given under the depiction of a basketball hoop with a ball.
- Font The wordmark sports a custom typeface, where every letter is unique.
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