Today in this article, we are going to approach the fun side of numbers shifting your perspective and thoughts about them from associating them with boring math equations to beautiful and full with life and fun characters. Sometimes numbers could be a bit boring but fortunately for you after reading through this article you’ll be able to bring the artsy side of numbers and inspire people with them.
But don’t worry, this isn’t going to be one of those boring math classes you had in 5th grade. That’s right we are talking about numbers. Originally Pat Williams wanted to opt for black and gold, but eventually the team chose silver and the electric blue that was developed by the MacGregor company specially for Orlando Magic.Amongst the many different aspects of typography, there is one of them that is quite popular yet has nothing to do with words or letters. The Orlando Magic logo features all the three team’s official colors: blue, black, and silver. The modern version is definitely more legible and clear. FontĪlthough the typeface of the current logotype looks somewhat unusual, it is still way more regular than the one used in the original logo of the 1990s. The ball remained untouched and was still placed under the arched inscription, where the “Magic” is now set in all capitals of a bold and modern sans-serif typeface, executed in light blue and outlined in black and white, and the “Orlando” part is written in solid black above the badge.
In 2010 the wordmark of the Orlando Magic basketball club’s visual identity was completely redesigned. The color palette of the emblem was brightened and lightened up, though the additional black elements balanced the look, keeping it stylish and professional. Another large star was placed above the letter “I” in “Magic”. The redesign of 2000 slightly changed the composition of the logo placing the lettering above the flying basketball and adding some more stars to the black lines, symbolizing movement and speed.
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