Pittsburgh Penguins logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- For most of its history, the ice hockey team Pittsburgh Penguins has used a logo built around one and the same core image – a skating penguin.
- The symbol that has been present in each logo version, without any exceptions, is a gold triangle.
- The logo was composed of a yellow triangle, pointing down, and a white-and-black penguin in ice-skates and with a hockey stick.
- 1969 — 1971 The Skating-Penguin was redesigned in 1969.
- Its contours became more geometric and modern and the scarf was gone.
- The frame of the emblem was enlarged and now featured blue color with the white lettering around it.
- 1972 — 1992 With the redesign of 1972, the round frame was removed from the emblem, and now the black and white penguin was placed on a yellow triangle, without any additions.
- It was a strong and contemporary emblem, which is still used by the team today.
- The skating penguin itself wasn’t changed much, just its contours were refined.
- 2017 — Today In 2017 the logo comes back to its original intense color palette.
- The color scheme makes the logo eye-catching and memorable, while the composition of the logo is a celebration of the team’s roots and legacy.
- It was adopted in 2017.
- It doesn’t differ much from its predecessor used in 2009-2016, except for a subtle color shift.
- Pittsburgh Penguins Colors BLACK PANTONE: BLACK C HEX COLOR: #000000; RGB: (0,0,0) CMYK: (75,68,67,90) GOLD PANTONE: 4535 C HEX COLOR: #CFC493; RGB: (207,196,147) CMYK: (6,8,35,12) YELLOW PANTONE: 1235 C HEX COLOR: #FCB514; RGB: (252,181,20) CMYK: (0,31,98,0) WHITE HEX COLOR: #FFFFFF; RGB: (255,255,255) CMYK: (0,0,0,0) Video
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