Orange Bowl Logo
- Download PNG Orange Bowl Logo PNG The annual American college football bowl game, which is played in the Miami metropolitan area, was first held in 1935.
- Meaning and history 1951 – 1988 Both the Orange Bowl game and its logo can boast a long and interesting history.
- 1989 – 2010 With the FedEx sponsorship, the logo of the Orange Bowl was redesigned in 1989, and the emblem created in that year has been in use for almost two decades.
- The crest featured a thick blue outline, had a happy orange caricature in the center, and two inscriptions.
- The upper part of the badge was taken by the blue and orange FedEx logotype, while the “Orange Bowl” lettering was arched under the orange, executed in bold green square serif style.
- 2010 – 2014 In 2011, the anthropomorphized orange was replaced by a simpler design.
- 2014 The image of the orange from the previous version was kept after the redesign of 2014.
- It was slightly enlarged and placed on the left part of the new logo, being overlapped by the new stylized inscription.
- The lettering in the title case was executed in a sleek narrowed sans-serif typeface, with the first part in orange, and the second one — in dark blue.
- 2014 – Today A few months later the logo was redesigned again, and this is when the crest shape came back to the bowl’s visual identity.
- This time the crest was sharper and more modern, being outlined in two shades of yellow from the sides.
- The central part was executed in blue and white, with the orange emblem placed on the bottom part, surrounded by contrasting elements in blue and gray.
- The upper blue part of the logo featured a “CapitalOne” logotype with a dark red swoosh, the logo of the sponsor.
- As for the “Orange Bowl” lettering, it was set in all capitals of a modern and bold sans-serif typeface, on a white background, with its bottom border arched from the center.
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