Panic at the Disco logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Panic at the Disco Logo PNG Probably the most notable modification of the Panic at the Disco logo took place in 2008, when the rock band got rid of the exclamation point in its name.
- 2005 — 2008 The very first logo of the band featured an uppercase inscription, set in one line.
- The capital letters of the wordmark were executed in a fancy and ornate wishbone-style typeface with thin curved lines coming out of them.
- For this logotype, the band used a gold and white color palette, which only elevated the elegant and fine sense.
- The wordmark was now set in two levels, and the letters were jumping.
- But the most interesting thing about the refreshed visual identity of the band was the color palette of logotype, which featured a combination of fuchsia, white, blue, and gold.
- 2011 — 2013 In 2011 the Panic at the Disco logo gets redesigned again.
- The color palette is back to gold and white by the lettering completely changes its style, making the emblem look like a circus banner, with elongated lines and sophisticated silhouettes of the letters.
- The logo is being placed slightly diagonally and is now written in a pretty traditional cursive typeface, with the exclamation sign coming out of the dot above the “I” in “Disco”.
- The white inscription is being set in one line on a black background.
- 2018 — Today The redesign of 2018 keeps the monochrome color palette of the band’s logo but adds character and structure to it.
- Font ThePanic at the Disco band does not require any specific typeface to be used in its wordmark.
- Color The black-and-white color scheme is simple yet does not look generic because the colors are reversed: the background is black, while the emblem is white.
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