Kalamazoo Wings logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Kalamazoo Wings Logo PNG The current incarnation of the Kalamazoo Wings began as the Madison Kodiaks in 1999.
- Having spent only one season in the state of Wisconsin, the ice hockey team relocated to Kalamazoo, Michigan.
- There the franchise took the place of the original Wings who let them use their name and logo, as well as their 26-year-old history.
- Meaning and history 1999 – 2000 The original Kalamazoo Wings badge was created in 1999 and only stayed with the club for a few months.
- The logo was dark and simple — with the brown bear holding a brown hockey stick, and a green massive wordmark placed along with the stick.
- The inscription was executed in a custom sans-serif with each letter three-dimensional, and the circular negative space of the “O” replaced by a bear’s paw mark, in black.
- They just recolored it having changed the color palette from green, black, gold and white into blue, red and white.
- What they got was a traditional color scheme as far as ice hockey is concerned.
- The “K” is in white trimmed in blue and red.
- There is another wing on the wordmark with the team’s name.
- The word “Wings” goes across the letter “K”.
- It is in blue bordered in white and blue.
- The letters are slanted, which gives an impression of speed to the whole thing.
- No wonder the Wings still use one and the same logo.
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