Grateful Dead logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- They were artwork for the covers of their albums or concert posters, but some of them have become recognizable logos.
- Meaning and history Among the band’s symbols there is one that stands out even today.
- The drawing of a circle with a human skull and a lightning bolt appeared in 1969.
- The band’s sound engineer Owsley Stanley was once inspired by a dual-colored freeway sign.
- He shared his ideas with the graphic designer Bob Thomas.
- Shortly after that the Grateful Dead logo appeared.
- The lightning bolt has 13 points.
- As the symbol is on the cover of the album Steal Your Face, it is often referred to as the Steal Your Face skull emblem and the skull is called Stealie.
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