Iowa Wild logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Iowa Wild Logo PNG The ice hockey team Iowa Wild belongs to the American Hockey League and is the affiliate of the NHL’s Minnesota Wild.
- Meaning and history The club was established under the name of the Houston Aeros in 1994 as part of the IHL but joined the AHL in 2013.
- 1994 — 2002 Until 2013 the name of the Iowa Wild hockey club was Houston Aeros.
- The very first badge featured a dark and intense image of an airplane flying out of the black and blue ring, with a bold stylized inscription above it.
- The inscription was executed in dark green and blue, on a solid gray background.
- 2002 — 2004 The redesign of 2002 introduced a simplified and light version of the Houston Aeros visual identity.
- The plane has some dark blue details (like four four-pointed stars), which balanced the color palette of the wordmark.
- The “Aero” in elegant and bold uppercase letters was written in white and featured a bold outline, while the “Houston” in lightweight sans-serif font was written above it with lots of space between its thin lines.
- 2004 — 2006 The redesign of 2004 switched the color palette of the Aeros’ logo, keeping all shapes and elements untouched.
- The plane was executed in burgundy, with green contouring and details, and a white window on top.
- 2006 — 2013 The original logo for the hockey club returned in 2005 in a new color palette.
- The lettering was all green and white (including the stylized letter “O” with a five-pointed star), a black ring, looking more like a tire, and the plane itself — gray and black, with a red “tongue” behind white teeth, and two green propellers.
- It was then that the current logo was adopted.
- By contrast, “Iowa” is written in beige over the green background.
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