Club Penguin logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- 2000 (Experimental Penguins) The roots of the project can be traced back to a game named Snow Blasters on which developer Lance Priebe was working in 2000.
- The game wasn’t finished but was used as a basis for another one, Experimental Penguins.
- The logo of Experimental Penguins featured a group of eight penguins in blue, white, and yellow.
- 2003 (Penguin Chat) In early 2003, Penguin Chat was released, which was based on the Experimental Penguins.
- March-October 2005 As the developers kept releasing new versions, they created a new logo, too.
- The official release took place on October 24, 2005.
- The Club Penguin logo went through a complete overhaul.
- The word “Club” featured white letters with a subtle bluish gradient creating an “arctic” effect.
- Both the words featured the same type, which was playful and friendly.
- This awkwardness reminded you of the creatures after which the game was named.
- A notable addition appeared below the wordmark – the lettering “Part of the Walt Disney Company.” While this addition was good at conveying the message (what the parent company was), it didn’t merge into the design.
- 2008 This time, instead of the lengthy lettering, there was only the word “Disney.” It was placed in a more prominent position, above the name of the game.
- Although “Disney” featured a dramatically different typeface, it merged into the logo due to the color (it was the same as the color of the shades around the letters in “Club Penguin”).
- 2012 There was more “ice” in the updated Club Penguin logo.
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