Sharks logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Sharks Logo PNG One of the most known South African rugby union teams, the Sharks have a fun and memorable logo, which has stayed with the team since it was officially founded.
- Meaning and history While formally, the Sharks were established in 1995, we should also pay attention to the logo used by its predecessor, the provincial Natal rugby team the Banana Boys.
- That’s because the link with the Banana Boys can be traced even in the logo design.
- The Natal Rugby Union logo was dominated by black.
- You could see a pair of white horses jumping.
- Below the horses, there was an abstract white pattern.
- 1995 — 1998 For a comparatively short period between the original and current logos, the team used another emblem.
- There was also a running shark holding a rugby ball.
- The creature is, in fact, the team’s mascot called Sharkie.
- Below the picture, you can see the name of the team in white.
- Similar to its predecessor, the Sharks crest is dominated by black, while the wordmark and the pictorial part of the emblem are given in white.
- For instance, the diagonal bars on the “K” and the “R” are somewhat wider on the ends than they are at the point where they start.
- The “A” is pretty wide, while the “S’s” have a playful “dancing” shape.
- Colors The Sharks logo is dominated by black, with smaller patches of white.
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