Rainbow 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.

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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.

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Lego 90th Anniversary Logo

As a toy company, Lego started with mark with a playful, large number 90 in the primary red and yellow colors used in their traditional logo. Below that number are the words "years of play" in blue, violet, and green to continue the playful theme. Finally, the head of the company's famous mini figure toys is included in the middle of the zero to tie this design back to the Lego brand.

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Google 25th Anniversary Logo

Google is famous for adapting their logos through the popular Google Doodle program, so it wasn't hard for this talented team to come up with a simple, well-executed design for their 25th anniversary. In this case, they used the rounded areas on the numbers 2 and 5 to make the two letter o's they frequently adapt as part of these logos. The result is a perfect, on-brand celebration of the brand's 25th anniversary.

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Super Mario Bros. 35th Anniversary Logo

Some anniversary logos are simple, clean shapes that can be used in a variety of situations. This may not be one of them. A three dimensional block shape of the anniversary sits in the center facing away and to the left. Surround the number are similarly three dimensional graphics of many of the series' most popular characters.

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NASCAR 75th Anniversary Logo

While other anniversaries use the diamond as the traditional shape, the 75th is absolutely one of them and NASCAR leaned into this with their design. A black oval representing the track their cars race around holds the name of the organization and recognition of the anniversary while a yellow, red, and blue diamond in the brand's traditional colors sits inside. A small ribbon then extends to either side of the diamond holding the years of operation.

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USA-Mali Diplomatic Relations 60th Anniversary Logo

Starting with a large number 60, this logo uses diagonal stripes in the colors of both contries with a thick, green stripe creating a bridge between the two numbers and color palettes. On the upper left diagonal a line of stars is placed to represent the USA, to the right the word years sits, and below this number is a simple description of the occasion in a light, thin typeface.

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Komori America Corp 100th Anniversary Logo

This mark is full of meaning. First, the ten horizontal bars that make up the design represent the 10 decades they've been in business. Next, the color palette points to the industry they work in - printing - and all the possibilities those various colors can represent. Finally, a few upward-turning points symbolize progress and advancement going forward.

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IDSA Foundation 20th Anniversary Logo

This clean annivesary logo starts with the organization's original logo and adds a balanced, square shape with 4 complimentary colors to form a clean frame. Inside that frame they return to the brand color with a large number 20 in the same color and typeface as the original logo. This preserves the recognizable original logo while adding a clear reference to the anniversary they're celebrating.

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C&W Champions 10th Anniversary Logo

This logo takes a unique angle in that the only visual reference to the original brand is the color and shape of the mark. These rainbow, twisting three-dimensional characters mimic the style used in the organizations main logo and makes it easy for those aware of the original brand to easily connect it back to the mark it's related to.

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