Los Angeles Dodgers logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- 1902 — 1908 Though the color was changed to blue in 1902 and since then, the signature color of the club has been constant.
- It was drawn in a lighter shade of blue and featured a new style of the typeface, which was also ornate, but with fewer lines and details than the previous one.
- 1911 The Los Angeles Dodgers created in 1911 were only slightly different from the previous version.
- It was the same letter “B”, the same typeface and blue and white color palette, even the same shape of the frame — rhombus, with the same thickness of the lines.
- 1912 — 1913 The contours of the frame were redesigned in 1912 and replaced by a red circle in 1928.
- 1914 — 1925 In 1914 the framing was gone from the logo of the Los Angeles Dodgers.
- 1926 — 1927 The logo from 1912 returned to the club’s visual identity in 1926, though the “B” got enlarged and emboldened, so the whole badge started looking more balanced and distinct.
- It was still a blue and white color palette, a combination, evoking a sense of professionalism, commitment, and dedication.
- The blue rhombus was changed to a red circle, and this was the first time when the third color appeared on the team’s badge.
- 1929 In 1929 the frame was completely removed and the “B” was drawn in light blue with the red outline.
- 1930 The colors were switched in 1930 and for one year the team used a red letter in a blue outline as their logo.
- 1938 — 1951 The club was renamed to Dodgers in 1938 and this is when the iconic logotype was first designed.
- The blue script lettering featured a thick smooth underline, which was coming out of the letter “S”.
- There was also a white baseball with blue lines placed above the letter “G”.
- The new logo, designed in 1958 hasn’t changed much by today and became a legendary image in American baseball history.
- 1972 — 1979 In 1972 the logo was slightly refined, and in 1979 the inscription started gaining finer and more elegant contours.
- 1979 — 2011 The redesign of 1979 made the script lettering thinner and more elegant.
- It was not only about the blue logotype, which was placed diagonally, but also about the red and white baseball with those red rays, coming from it to the lettering.
- 2012 — Today The current Dodgers logo is basically the same, with deep blue, red and white color palette, but the inscription is refined and looks sophisticated and powerful.
- Font The Los Angeles Dodgers logo features a signature handwritten “Dodgers” wordmark.
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