Polly Pocket logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- It was created and initially sold by Bluebird Toys (starting from 1989).
- Meaning and history The Polly Pocket logo has gone through not less than seven modifications.
- Many of them resulted in a total overhaul.
- 1989 The original design showcased the name of the line in blue inside a yellow oval.
- There was also a couple of hearts inside the oval, a pink and a blue one.
- Both the “P’s” had a decorative curl.
- The letters grew white, while the background was now pink.
- The word “Polly” now dominated the logo, while the word “pocket” was so small that it was squeezed inside the extended end of the “y.” 2006 The design grew more compact yet refined.
- The letters had a friendly rounded shape.
- 2008 The shape was simplified – it was now a rectangle with two of its corners rounded (it resembled a tag).
- The word “Polly,” which was arched in the previous version, was now straightened.
- 2012 The design grew even more minimalist losing the flower.
- The “tag” was colored green, while the word “Polly” turned pink.
- The updated logo adopted a glittery look.
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