Edmonton Oilers logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Edmonton Oilers Logo PNG The history of the Edmonton Oilers logo has been nothing but a series of color transformations.
- The logo has been virtually identical in its shape so far, yet it has gone through seven color shifts.
- Meaning and history Established in 1971, the Oilers were among the franchises that founded the Western Conference of the National Hockey League.
- 1972 — 1973 The earliest logo featured the word “Oilers” inside a circle, both given in royal blue.
- At the top, there was an orange oil drop inside another blue circle.
- 1973 — 1979 1979 — 1986 In 1979, both the oil drop and the circle grew darker.
- 1986 — 1996 Another modification took place in 1986.
- This time, the orange shifted to a much more vivid shade, while the blue grew just a little bit lighter.
- 1996 — 2011 Ten years later, one more color shift in the Edmonton Oilers logo history took place.
- Now, blue was darkened to navy blue, while the drop became copper.
- Also, a bright red circle frame appeared around the logo.
- Also, the Oilers switched from royal blue to navy blue on all of their uniforms and logos so as to further accentuate the orange.
- Symbol Font Edmonton Oilers logo font is a custom typeface with distinctive serifs and “leaking” letters.
- Color The team’s official colors are orange and navy blue.
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