EA logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- The emblem was dominated by three shapes – a square, a circle, and a triangle.
- Meaning and history 1982 – 2000 The square was supposed to represent an “E,” the triangle was an “A,” while the circle stood for the globe as the symbol of the company’s international aspirations.
- There was a small problem in the computer program that placed the ball in the logo.
- Even when the designers tried to get rid of it, the ball would keep popping up.
- Also, in this version of the Electronic Arts logo, the large shapes from the previous emblem grew small and flat.
- What’s even more important, they were now incorporated in the wordmark, where they replaced letters: the square represented the “e,” the circle represented the “o,” while the triangle stood instead of the “a.” 1997 – 2000 In 1997-2003, a wordmark logo in a simpler type and without the shapes was used.
- 2000 – Today The logo introduced in 2000 was inspired by that of EA Sports, a sub-brand of Electronic Arts.
- 2006 – Today In 2006, the initials were placed inside a circle.
- 2020 – Today The redesign of 2020 brought a sharp and progressive image to the Electronic Arts visual identity.
- The clean straight lines of the logotype balance the sharpness of the monogram and make the circular shape of the badge more confident.
- Font Both the large letters were custom made for the company.
- If you want a similar-looking type, you’ll find it under the name of “EA logo font” in the libraries of Befonts.
- Colors The combination of black and white featured on the Electronic Arts logo fits any background.
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