Verizon logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- The previous versions were completely different and featured the old name of the corporation.
- The emblem could be given in black or blue against the white background.
- Although the stylized wave disappeared from the wordmark, a more prominent one appeared below it.
- The checkmark and the letter “z” were red, while all the other letters where black.
- Also, other color combinations with two of these colors could be used (black and white, red and white).
- The logo was criticized by many designers and even named among the worst logotypes ever made.
- 2015 — Today In the current version of the Verizon logo, the checkmark has diminished in size, while the gradient disappeared.
- The first logo update in 15 years was made by the design firm Pentagram.
- Font While the previous and the current fonts may look rather similar, in fact they are two independent types.
- The old logo featured a modified Helvetica Black type, while the name of the new typeface is Neue Haas Grotesk.
- The Neue Haas Grotesk typeface was created by Christian Schwartz from the New York and London-based type foundry Commercial Type.
- Color Since 2000, the Verizon logo has featured the combination of the black wordmark with red accents.
- In the current version, the red is reduced to a single checkmark, while the previous logo used the color more generously.
- Prior to this, the palette included the blue and aqua colors both fitting the old name of the company (Bell Atlantic) and the marine emblem perfectly.
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