Peach Bowl Logo
- It was organized by the Lion’s Club of Atlanta.
- The original Peach Bowl logo was created in 1973 and stayed with the league for a bit less than five years.
- It was a simple yet memorable badge with the smooth cursive lettering in bright red set on a white background of the badge, which thick golden framing featured a shape of a peach.
- 1997 The redesign 1997introduced a modern and fresh logo, executed in a green and peach-pink color palette, and set on a white background.
- It was a stylized narrowed green inscription in a very elegant serif typeface, paced under a horizontally stretched green ribbon with the “29th Annual” inscription in peach capital letters of a simple sans-serif typeface.
- The inscription had a green, white, and peach drawing of fruit, set under it.
- The image looked very modern and clean, executed in thick and smooth lines with clean contours.
- 1998 – 2002 A completely new logo was introduced in 1998, with the Chick-Fil-A brand becoming a sponsor of the league.
- The fruit image had a sponsor’s logotype in their custom handwritten font in red and white, and the square and brutal “Peach Bowl” inscription in the uppercase, written in blue and gray under it.
- 2003 For the 35th anniversary of the bowl, the new logo was created in 2003.
- It was a solid green banner with clean sharp contours and a white “35th Anniversary” uppercase inscription in a simple sans-serif typeface.
- 2004 – 2005 The color palette of the Peach Bowl visual identity got a bit muted in 2004.
- Another change was made to one of the wordmarks — the white “35th Anniversary” from the green ribbon was replaced by the “Acc vs Sec” in the uppercase of a modern and cool sans-serif font.
- Another change was made to one of the wordmarks — the white “35th Anniversary” from the green ribbon was replaced by the “Acc vs Sec” in the uppercase of a modern and cool sans-serif font.
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