Toronto Blue Jays logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- The logo featured the side view of the head of a bird, a blue jay to be precise, with a red maple leaf in the top right corner.
- The emblem was encircled by the team’s name.
- 1977 — 1996 The very first logo was created for the club in 1977 and featured a modern and cool image of the bird’s head, executed in a blue, red, and white color palette.
- The image was placed over a white and red baseball and had a modern outlined “Toronto Blue Jays” inscription written around its perimeter.
- It was placed on a solid red maple leaf in the thick blue outline.
- In the same year, another version of the logo was created for the club.
- 2001 — 2003 In 2001 the secondary logo, created for the team became the official one.
- No changes were made to the baseball bird, and it stayed in its original version as the Blue Jays main emblem for two years.
- 2012 — 2019 In 2012 the club decided to come back to its original version of the logo.
- It was slightly modernized by cleaning and shortening some lines and adding black color for a stronger accent.
- The maple leaf on this version was enlarged, which made the logo more patriotic than earlier.
- Only the seek and modern image of the bird’s head with a maple leaf remained.
- The resemblance is particularly noticeable in the way the serifs are designed, while the proportions of some of the letters differ much from those in the original font.
- Toronto Blue Jays Colors PANTONE: PMS 4152 C HEX COLOR: #134A8E; RGB: (19, 74, 142) HSB: (211, 86, 55) CMYK: (100, 80, 14, 2) NAVY BLUE PANTONE: PMS 534 C HEX COLOR: #1D2D5C; RGB: (29, 45, 92) HSB: (224, 68, 36) CMYK: (100, 91, 35, 28) RED PANTONE: PMS 485 C HEX COLOR: #E8291C; RGB: (232, 41, 28) HSB: (2, 87, 90) CMYK: (3, 97, 100, 0) Video
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