Greenpeace logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Greenpeace Logo PNG Greenpeace was founded by a bunch of young people in 1971.
- Since then, Greenpeace activists have stood up against nuclear tests and did a lot of work to improve the global ecology.
- Meaning and history 1969 – 1985 The initial Greenpeace logo did not differ much from the one we can see today.
- Though the green shade was more intense, closer to dress grass color, and the lines of the handwritten inscription were a bit thinner than now.
- Another thing about the first logo was the size of the letters — the symbols of the wordmark were slightly bigger than in the current logotype, and there was more air between the bars.
- 1985 – Today The Greenpeace logo and, particularly, the name, reflects the group’s two ultimate goals – keeping the world green and keeping it at peace.
- Symbol The Greenpeace logo is a wordmark written in a signature handwritten font.
- The name is written in white letters on a vivid green background to symbolize vigor and devotion.
- Today, Greenpeace is a top non-governmental organization operating in more than 40 countries.
- Font and color The uppercase Greenpeace inscription is executed in a modern handwritten font, resembling marker-style writing.
- The thick and slightly slanted lettering is written in a custom typeface, which is pretty close to such fonts as LeDrole Lettering Pro Black and Permanent Marker Pro, but with some shapes and lined modified and elongated.
- As for the color palette, the Greenpeace visual identity is drawn in the green and white mix.
- The green on the current logo is light and bright, juicy and intense, reflecting growth, energy, and life.
- This shade of green is also associated with nature and progress.
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