Nesquik logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- The brand got its name in 1999 and today is one of the largest and most recognizable instant-cacao labels in the world.
- There was the iconic “N” with the extended top end, which can be seen in the current Nestlé logo but actually was not present there in 1948 (it appeared only in 1984).
- The word “Quik” in dark blue could be seen below.
- The word “Nestle” now featured the same blue color as the “Quik.” The handwriting influence became less obvious, as did the casual effect.
- 1988 The word “Nestle” grew red, which reflected the transformation of the parent brand’s identity.
- There was a shift in the way it was tilted, and a light blue trim appeared around the letters.
- It added some depth and made the design lighter, happier.
- The name of the parent company remained part of the Nesquik logo.
- However, the links between the letters disappeared.
- The glyphs grew less rounded, which was necessary to make the wordmark more compact.
- 2002 The “q” was eventually lowercased, which made the wordmark smoother.
- The letters grew somewhat lighter and adopted white highlights, due to which the logo got more depth.
- The type of the word “Nesquik” was a new one.
- The letters, except the initial, grew lower.
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