Disney Channel logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Meaning and history The visual identity of the famous kids’ channel is bright and very friendly.
- 1983 – 1986 The very first logo for Disney Channel was designed in 1983 and features an image or a rounded tv-screen with a blue horizontal stripes pattern and a white Mickey silhouette in the middle.
- The wordmark in all capitals was placed under the emblem in the same sea-blue color and was executed in a smooth sans-serif typeface with rounded angles, which perfectly balanced the shape of the “screen”.
- 1986 – 1997 In 1986 the logo was first redesigned.
- Now the colorful Mickey Mouse was standing with his hands up, on the black and blue background, with a white “Disney” lettering in the middle.
- The “Channel” inscription was written in all capitals of the bold sans-serif typeface and placed under the emblem, featuring black color in order to make the whole picture balanced.
- 1999 – 2002 In 1999 Mickey Mouse was removed from the emblem, and the black tv with rounded ears was colored purple.
- This logo version stayed with the channel for only three years and is definitely the brightest and the most colorful emblem ever created for the Disney Channel.
- 2010 – 2014 2014 – 2017 In 2014 the head of Mickey Mouse was put into a wordmark, replacing the dot above the letter “I” in “Disney”.
- The wordmark now became the main and only element of the visual identity, pointing on the professionalism and expertise of the company and its huge experience in the entertainment industry.
- It was a three-dimensional nameplate with gradient blue and white color palette, where the “Disney” part was slightly enlarged and placed above the “Channel” in all capitals.
- The contours have not changed, but the color palette got simplified to just one shade of blue and white.
- 2019 – Today In 2019 the channel got more shades of blue in its logo again.
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