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Jurassic Park 30th Anniversary Logo
This famous first installment of what is now a multi-part video series already had an iconic logo that was not only the logo for the movie, but the fictional park inside the movie. So instead of starting from scratch, they added the words "25th anniversary" below the words in the traditional logo and called it good.
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 +Truly Nolen 85th Anniversary Logo
Famous for the black ears that are seen throughout their branding and products, Truly Nolen used the same concept as the starting point for their anniversary logo. A large block number 85 below the ears specified the year, a ribbon held the years of operation, and a thin, black tail made this mark easily recognizable.
More Details +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.
More Details +Washington Commanders 90th Anniversary Logo
Starting with a diamond shape in the brand's red color, they place a large number 90 that nearly touches each straight side of the diamond and divides the shape into four remaining triangles. In the left and right triangles sit the years of operation. In the top triangle is placed the team's W mark while the bottom triangle holds the word "years".
More Details +Carlow University 90th Anniversary Logo
This logo clever uses negative space to blend the year they're celebrating with their brand colors. They start with a vertical rectangle that holds a staggered number 90 that goes edge to edge. The white number leaves spaces for three colors in the top, middle, and bottom of the rectangle with the word "years" at the top and the name of the university at the bottom.
More Details +Yosemite Grant 150th Anniversary Logo
Along with Yosemite National Park's anniversary is the anniversary of the grant that made it possible. This vertical rectangle logo holds the name of the moment in blue at the bottom and features a silhouette of a feather pen extending up from that block. Behind the pen is a rusty orange color that holds the year of celebration just below the top edge of the rectangle.
More Details +Columbia International University 100th Anniversary Logo
This logo uses a circle with a thick, navy blue border as the foundation. Inside that rim sit the name and mission statement of the school. Inside, a three dimensional silhouette of the school's famous buildings fills in the lower half of the space with a large number 100 in yellow following the angle of the buildings to neatly use the rest of the area inside the circle. A ribbon wrapping around the buildings then completes the design and contains the years of operation.
More Details +Los Angeles Lakers 75th Anniversary Logo
Built on a unique vertical rectangle layout and the team's brand purple and yellow colors, this logo builds on a skyline of a Los Angeles flanked by palm trees to create the backdrop for a large number 75. The team's traditional logo is inset below and on top of the 75 to make it easy to tie back to the organization with a simple white rectangle on either side of the number to denote the dates.
More Details +Big White 60th Anniversary Logo
With a throwback to one of Big White Mountain Resort's original logos, this adaptation brings in a modern, sticker-style badge and extra line of text to hold the anniversary label, with a three-color design that's also a little bit retro. A simple combination of past and present, this is a great use of original logos with modern design needs.
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