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Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins Logo PNG The ice hockey team Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins, which was established in 1981, was known as the Cleveland Lumberjacks throughout the 1990s.
- Meaning and history Today, the team is the AHL affiliate of the NHL’s Pittsburgh Penguins – the fact that is reflected in its logo.
- 1999 — 2004 The initial Wilkes Barre Scranton Penguins logo was introduced in 1999 and stayed unchanged for five years.
- That was a circular badge with a horizontally striped white and yellow pattern in the middle and a wide red frame in a thick white and yellow outline.
- The white logotype was written around the perimeter of the frame in a bold rounded serif typeface, in plain white.
- In the middle of the badge, on its striped part, there was a caricature in black, white, and red shades — a penguin in ice skates with a hockey stick.
- 2004 — 2017 The redesign of 2004 was all about the color palette of the Penguins’ logo.
- Yellow lines were replaced by the light olive ones, and even though all other colors and elements remained untouched, the overall mood of the badge changed a lot, and the contrast became smoother and lighter, which made the logo look more professional, calm, and confident.
- In fact, the two logotypes bear an undeniable resemblance.
- Both feature an anthropomorphized penguin playing hockey inside a yellow triangle with a thin black outline.
- It’s not the same penguin, though.
- Colors The color scheme is slightly different, too.
- In addition to the gold, black, and white colors of the parent club, this emblem also features gold.
- Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins Colors BLACK PANTONE: BLACK C HEX COLOR: #000000; RGB: (0,0,0) CMYK: (75,68,67,90) GOLD PANTONE: 4535 C HEX COLOR: #CFC493; RGB: (207,196,147) CMYK: (6,8,35,12) YELLOW PANTONE: 1235 C HEX COLOR: #FCB514; RGB: (252,181,20) CMYK: (0,31,98,0) WHITE HEX COLOR: #FFFFFF; RGB: (255,255,255) CMYK: (0,0,0,0)
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