Richmond Tigers logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Richmond Tigers logo PNG While the history of the Richmond Tigers football club started in 1885, the earliest known emblem dates back to 1946.
- It’s a roundel monogram in black, yellow, and gold.
- The shape is encircled by the words “Richmond football club” in gold over the black background.
- The earliest of them (1977-1990) is a shield depicting a tiger walking forward.
- While there’s certainly an accent on the muzzle, you can see the creature’s body, too.
- On the background, there’s a black field with a yellow diagonal stripe.
- Above, you can see a white field with a dark blue outline housing the text “Tigers” in larger letters and “Richmond football club” in smaller letters.
- Symbol In 1989, a new logo was unveiled.
- The lettering was also cut leaving only the words “Richmond tigers.” While the shield shape was preserved, it became somewhat simpler.
- The same with the palette: the blue was removed leaving only three colors (white, yellow, and black).
- From the one hand, this approach made it more realistic, while from the other, the emblem worked worse at smaller sizes.
- What was even worse, it bore a funny resemblance to the logo of the Hollywood film studio Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
- Colors The official palette comprises yellow and black, while the Richmond Tigers logo itself also features red and white.
- The addition of the two colors seemed necessary to create a more or less realistic design.
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