Electronic Arts | Logopedia - Fandom
WEBElectronic Arts was founded on May 27, 1982 by Trip Hawkins. Its logo featured a blue square, circle, and triangle with white stripes. In 2020, this logo appeared on the Command & Conquer Remastered Collection and used as an icon since 2020. 1993–1997. Designer: Unknown. Typography: Glaser Stencil Std Regular. Launched: June 1, 1993. 1995–1997.
EA (Electronic Arts) Logo - Logos-world
WEBApr 16, 2024 · In 1997, a simplified version of the logo was introduced, devoid of colorful geometric shapes and stencil font. Developers settled on a simple inscription, “ELECTRONIC ARTS,” for which a classic serif font was chosen. 2000 – today. The emblem created in 2000 is based on the EA Sports division.
Electronic Arts/Logo Variations - Audiovisual Identity Database
WEBAug 15, 2024 · Need for Speed 2 (1997, PS1): A teal EA logo with gray text is seen zooming in, with five light spots on the floor. Car noises are also heard in the background. Beasts and Bumpkins (1997): The logo blurs in against a black background, followed by the "ELECTRONIC ARTS" text shining in.
Electronic Arts - Audiovisual Identity Database
WEBVisuals: On a black background is a picture of segmented lines of geometric shapes that represent a square, a circle and a triangle. Underneath it is the text " ELECTRONIC ARTS " in Goudy Old Style font. Variants: On several games, the …
The EA logo history: Evolution of the Electronic Arts logo - Fabrik
WEBThe original EA logo was a geometric logo featuring the grey inscription “Electronic Arts” alongside three shapes: a triangle, a ball, and a cube. The triangle and the square were seen by many to be representative of the letters “E” and “A.”.
Electronic Arts logo, symbol | history and evolution - YouTube
WEBhttps://1000logos.net/ea-electronic-arts-logo/Electronic Arts logo history | Evolution of Logo
File:Electronic-Arts-Logo.svg - Wikimedia Commons
WEBApr 25, 2024 · This logo image consists only of simple geometric shapes or text. It does not meet the threshold of originality needed for copyright protection, and is therefore in the public domain. Although it is free of copyright restrictions, this image may still be subject to other restrictions.
Electronic Arts Studios - Audiovisual Identity Database
WEBElectronic Arts Studios was a short-lived publishing label of Electronic Arts, and was the predecessor to the EA Games brand. 1st Logo (August 31, 1995) Visuals: On a black background, a blue version of the 1982 Electronic Arts logo shown above fades in.
Electronic Arts - Closing Logos
WEBLogo: We see the current EA logo in dark blue stacked on top of the word GAMES in capital letters, encased in a circle on a white background. The circle rotates for a few seconds before placing itself into place. WWW.EAGAMES.COM fades in below along with the byline reading "EA GAMES is an Electronic Arts brand." Variants:
Electronic Arts Canada - Closing Logos
WEBLogo: On a purple-gray gradient background, pieces of the 1984-1997 Electronic Arts logo drop down one by one, each in blue-tinted glass. As they stack up, the camera gets closer and the background gets brighter before the camera …
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