Entertainment Anniversary Logos
Sesame Street 50th Anniversary Logo
There are so many classic visuals within the Sesame Street story and this logo found a way to weave many of them - from Cookie Monster to Big Bird - into a single design. The result is a colorful number fifty that, set below the traditional street sign logo, is both representative of the story as well as a playful vibe that is perfectly on brand.
More Details +Six Flags 50th Anniversary Logo
Throwing back to a classic design from the 1970s, this logo takes that original design full of rainbows, balloons, bubble letters, and hues that saw their heyday fifty years ago and adds just enough of a number in the center to make it easy for their audience to recognize the reason for and adaptation of their logo.
More Details +Legoland Florida 10th Anniversary Logo
Legoland is a fun, playful place, so the logo of their 10th anniversary started with the same tone. The L and O of the word mark are converted to a 1 and 0 to both keep much of the original, recognizable mark but also make it easy to spot the reason for the change. By making the number slightly askew, it kept the playful tone while producing a design that was easy to swap for the existing mark.
More Details +Star Wars 40th Anniversary Logo
Using the classic image from the cover of the original movie, this logo places this iconic imagery in the center of a zero for the number 40. Below that, the traditional logo is stacked to create a foundation for this logo. Around the logo is a square, black shape to create the dark, space theme of the movie series.
More Details +Warner Bros. 90th Anniversary Logo
This detailed mark carries the classic feel of the brand's opening sequence that intro their films. The traditional logo sits inside a vertical crest with the brand's famous red curtains falloing behind to fill in the space behind the mark. In the space left at the bottom of the badge sits their company tagline to provide balance.
More Details +Warner Bros. 100th Anniversary Logo
Starting with a large, block number 100, this logo fills in the first zero to create a canvas for their design. Next, the famous Warner Bros. watertower is placed inside that first zero with a slightly different blue color holding their traditional WB badge. Below the number 100 the words "years of storytelling" give the 100 context and reinforce what their brand is all about.
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