SketchUp logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Meaning and history 2002 – 2006 The first logo for the famous software was introduced in 2000 and stayed with SketchUp for six years.
- It was a simple badge composed of an elegant serif lettering in black and red set on the right from a graphical emblem, boasting an image of a house, crossed by a red pencil.
- 2006 – 2007 The redesign of 2006 removed the graphical part from the SketchUp logo and strengthened the lines on the letters in the inscription.
- The “Google” tagline was added to the software’s visual identity, executed in a corporate font but black color.
- 2007 – 2009 In 2007 the “Google” logotype becomes the main part of the logo, being drawn in its iconic blue, red, green, and yellow color palette and having a small and delicate gray “Sketchup” tagline written under it in the title case of a modest traditional sans-serif typeface.
- This badge was in use by the software for two years.
- It looked simple yet fully reflected the essence and purpose of the software.
- This badge stayed with SketchUp for three more years.
- 2012 – 2013 In 2012 the concept of the logo was completely changed and the color palette turned blue on white.
- 2012 – 2020 The SketchUp logo is bright and modern and it perfectly reflects the software’s purpose and functions — a 3D modeling.
- The lettering of the wordmark is executed in a bold modern sans-serif typeface with an elongated tail of the letter “K” and the diagonal cuts of the letter lines.
- The dark gray color of the nameplate is sometimes switched to black, which creates a good contrast with the software’s red and white emblem.
- The red, white and black color palette of the software’s visual identity is a reflection of progress and passion, it evokes a sense of creativity and the professionalism of the program.
- 2020 – Today The redesign of 2020 minimalists and modernized the SketchUp visual identity, using just a single icon for its logo.
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