Las Estrellas logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Being the second TV-channel in Mexico, for a pretty long period Las Estrellas used a logo, based on “2”, but starting in 1988, the star became the main element of the channel’s visual identity concept.
- It was a circle in a frame formed by thin lines and stars, with small sans-serif lettering placed on two of four of the segments, made up by separating the circle.
- The “Canal 2” wordmark was set in the right from the frame, executed in the same typeface as “Cadena”, but italicized.
- 1968 – 1973 The redesign of 1968 made the number “2” the main part of the channel’s visual identity.
- Both parts were drawn in black and set on a white background.
- 1985 — 1988 The channel was renamed El Canal de las Estrellas in 1985, and the logo was redesigned in the same year.
- The new composition featured an iconic “2” drawn in white on a black square with rounded angles, placed in the right from a cursive inscription, set in two lines and written in bold black.
- It was a gradient blue script lettering placed on a background with a massive five-pointed star executed in monochrome with light gray gradients.
- 1991 – 1993 The redesign of 1991 brought a new style and color palette to the visual identity of the Mexican tv-channel.
- The inscription was executed in the same color palette as the main element, the star.
- The main element of the logo was slightly turned to the right and had a thin elegant inscription in white on it.
- The lettering was still set in the lowercase but got its contours and shapes refined and widened.
- 1994 – 1995 A three-dimensional emblem for the channel was introduced in 1994.
- The new color palette contained gradient gold and black shades, which added a chic and elegant feeling to the overall composition.
- The new star featured a light yellow and black color scheme; and the lettering was now placed around the emblem in light gray, with a red star replacing the dot.
- 1997 For a few months in 1997, the channel used a monochrome minimalist logo, composed of a bold contoured five-pointed star overlapped by a lover case inscription in four levels.
- No lettering was placed on the new badge, but it still looked professional and sleek with a six-pointed star enclosed in a circular frame.
- 2011 – 2016 In 2011 metallic shades came back to the Canal de las Estrellas visual identity, and more gloss was added to the surface of the badge.
- 2016 – Today The rebranding of 2016 brought not only a shortened, Las Estrellas, name to the channel, t also a modern a colorful design of its logo.
- The new badge featured a stylized eight-pointed star, formed by eight sharp lines of different colors, and a lowercase sans-serif lettering written under the image in black.
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