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Feb 16, 2012 · The name Universal appears in gold and white lettering. 2012- The brand new logo to celebrate the 100th Anniversary. It will be shown first with the animated movie The Lorax. Universal has also set up this website to celebrate, which includes a very deep look into its history and its movies. You might also be interested in:
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For a short time, the American film studio used a logo resembling a seal or the back of a coin. This conclusion was prompted by its design. In the center was a globe with meridians and parallels, and a cinematographic tape was on it. On it was a monogram composed of the first characters of the company name – “UF” with serifs. They were surrounded b...
The debut emblem depicts the planet Earth with a wide ring encircling it. Presumably, this is an orbit. The upper half contains the word “Universal Films” in a small serif typeface. The letters are painted black. “U” and “L” are much larger than the rest of the symbols, and “V” is represented in the form of a horseshoe, which is why the adjacent “I...
This is the only logo without a real globe—it’s sketchy. The contours have an elongated round shape, repeating the outlines of the globe with an inscription in the middle. The banner has the word “Universal,” and at the top and bottom, “Moving” and “Pictures.” The color palette is black and white.
Since 1919, each new version of the logo has consisted of a globe and a ribbon encircling it with an inscription. In this version, the globe is black, and the words “Universal” and “Films” are white at the top and bottom.
The designers have given the logo a more modern look. Firstly, they made it lighter by drawing the contours of the continents on a white background, and secondly, they removed the circular ribbon (orbit). Instead, the artists used free lettering, which is not framed. This is the name of the film studio in massive font. Each letter is surrounded by ...
After the redesign, the logo became flat and two-dimensional. He received the appearance of a classic rondel, the central part occupied by the globe. A wide white ring with a sans serif lettering runs along the entire circular perimeter. “Universal” and “Pictures” are separated by miniature strokes. A solid black line surrounds the edge.
The planet is wrapped in a wide black ribbon with the name of the film studio in white. The wordmark is in uppercase and typed in a simple sans-serif typeface. The letters are bold and the same height. This time, the planet is surrounded by a diagonal orbit: its right side is higher than the left. The globe depicts two continents—South America and ...
In 1947, there was a sharp jump in the identity of the American film company: the ribbon disappeared from the logo, and instead, the calligraphic inscription “Universal International” appeared. The words were placed in parallel and occupied two lines unaligned on either edge. As a result, the bottom part looked longer than the top. The name was wri...
The logo has received a professional design: the globe has become detailed, and the inscription is italicized. Modest ones have replaced the original symbols: they are hand-drawn in calligraphic handwriting, where each letter is drawn neatly and does not exceed the size of its neighbors. At the same time, the developers left the bottom and side sha...
For some period, the emblem was not ribbon-like but a two-line inscription. The upper word was made much larger than the lower one to emphasize the versatility of the film company and its planetary scale. Another significant meaning of this option is that the phrase “Universal International” has been replaced by “Universal Pictures.” The designers ...
In 1927, Universal stopped the trend of making logos similar to their corporate, thus the logo was redesigned to be a live-action model with the text "A Universal Picture" stamped to it (similar to the 1912–1914 logos).
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Following the dissolution of MCA, Universal Studios introduced a brand new logo on December 9, 1996, and was given a proper animation to accompany it in 1997, which first appeared on The Lost World: Jurassic Park. Despite being replaced in 2012, this logo is still used by Universal Pictures...
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