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fromJays Journal
1 day ago

Taking a look at every Blue Jays logo in franchise history as they celebrate 50 years

Every minuscule detail of the logo was meticulously planned and tweaked. From the exact shade of blue to the balance between the bird, baseball, and maple leaf, the design feels intentional in a way few expansion teams manage to pull off. The pleasant colour scheme paired with a slightly cartoonish blue jay gave the logo warmth and approachability, without sacrificing legitimacy or seriousness.
Toronto
Design
fromTasting Table
2 months ago

12 Most Recognizable Fast Food Restaurant Designs You Likely Won't Ever Forget - Tasting Table

Iconic fast-food logos leverage simple shapes, colors, and historical design elements to create instant brand recognition and influence consumer behavior.
Chicago Blackhawks
fromPuck Prose
3 months ago

Anaheim Ducks Home Opener Features Victory And Amazing Promotional Giveaway

Anaheim gave fans a Wild Wing-style goalie mask at the home opener, celebrating the franchise's iconic duck-logo history and fueling excitement for its rebuilt season.
Food & drink
fromTasting Table
3 months ago

This Beloved Ice Cream Brand's Logo Went Minimalist Back In 1979 - Tasting Table

Ben & Jerry's enduring popularity stems from strong product quality and memorable branding, with a simple 1979 logo helping national expansion and cross-generational appeal.
Marketing
fromTasting Table
3 months ago

This Texas Burger Chain's Logo Hasn't Changed Since 1972 - Tasting Table

Whataburger's orange-and-white 'W' logo, created in 1972, was designed for visibility and matches A-frame architecture and Harmon Dobson's pilot-inspired stripes.
fromBoston.com
4 months ago

How did the Red Sox 'B' become a symbol of Boston's identity?

Wickedpedia The Red Sox didn't always wear it, but the "B" is now Boston's most recognizable emblem. The Red Sox "B" is Boston. It's stitched on caps, printed on bumper stickers, and even tattooed on die-hard fans. For many, it's more than a team logo-it's a symbol for the city's grit and pride. But how did a single letter come to define Boston around the world?
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