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North Queensland Cowboys logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Meaning and history 1995 — 1997 To understand the North Queensland Cowboys logo better, let’s start from the name of the team and find out how and why it was chosen.
- Eventually, the word “Cowboys” was chosen, as the founders supposed it fit the spirit of the club best.
- The emblem was dominated by navy and gray with yellow and white accents.
- The background was also white.
- Below the picture, there was the word “Cowboys” in a rather heavy bold type with slab serifs.
- The letters had varying height: the glyphs on the sides were higher than those in the middle.
- 1998 — 2002 The original logo was in use for a couple of seasons until in 1998 it was slightly updated.
- Now, the emblem and the wordmark were housed in a yellow ellipse with a white and navy outlines.
- The most obvious update was the five-pointed yellow star with a navy border that replaced the oval.
- The glyphs were redrawn for the 2004 emblem.
- Having preserved the overall style and the distinctive slab serifs, they have a different shape now.
- The founders opted for the palette because it was linked with the colors of the Townsville representative sides.
- The palette also included white (as a primary color) and gray (as a secondary color).
- The current North Queensland Cowboys logo features navy, yellow, and white.
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