Spalding Unisex Adult 76257Z_6 Basketball Blue, Yellow, 6

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The team changed its name to Chicago Zephyrs in 1962 and spelled out “Zephyrs” in gold with a light-blue trim as its logo. Ill-Studiopartnered with French fashion brand Pigalle to create a multicoloured basketball court nestled among a row of buildings in the ninth arrondissement of Paris.

The next Jazz logo in 1996 was a dramatic alteration. The word “JAZZ” no longer featured the jazz note on the “J,” with the top half of each letter being light blue and the bottom half being purple. Behind that are the snowy Salt Lake City mountains, and under “JAZZ” is a semi-basketball in purple. It is surrounded by a copper ring with “UTAH” in purple inside of the ring at the top. The current Grizzlies logo, updated for the 2018 season, shows a larger version of the grizzly bear, outlined in gray, with “MEMPHIS” having two darker tones of blue and “GRIZZLIES” being straight under “MEMPHIS” and in a darker blue, instead of being curved like the previous logo. Miami Heat From 1979 to 1996, the design of the logo was transformed to a red and white logo with “Detroit Pistons” appearing in the center of a basketball outline. The red basketball outline is encircled by a blue ring. The next logo iteration in 1972 is similar to the previous one, but the wordmark “Warriors” and “Basketball” in blue appear at the top and bottom, respectively. Most people see white as a positive color that’s filled with goodness, hope, and clarity. However, in some cases, it could be associated with negative feelings and considered empty, cold, and boring. It all depends on the context and who is perceiving the color. How Can Two Colors Mix Into Several Results?

The redesign of 1969 brought a new image to the Warriors’ visual identity. It was a solid yellow circle in a blue outline with an image of a blue bridge. “The City” inscription in blue was arched above the yellow medallion. 1971 — 1972

In 1967, the New Jersey Americans logo is a red, white and blue shield, with a red, white and blue basketball in the center and “N.J. Americans” spread across the top of the shield. There are three white stars on each side of the shield. The updated version of the leprechaun logo from 1977 to 1996 is a green-colored leprechaun, with a green ring around the leprechaun and the typography “Boston Celtics” in white.White is a true balance of all colors, so its meanings are related to cleanliness, purity, and innocence. When we look at the color white, we often feel refreshed and balanced. Things that are white are also considered simplified.

In 2003, the team had a few color iterations to the logo making the peak a lighter blue and the ribbon with “Denver” a light blue and yellow for “Nuggets.” Russian artist Kasimir Malevich's 1930s artwork Sportsmen informed the design. The painting depicts four figures all dressed in the same bold colours found on the court. In 1971, the first Golden State Warriors logo is an outline of California in blue and a blue star located on the Bay Area with yellow serving as the California color and the logo color. The number 14 in blue is to the right of the outline of California. A wordmark “Golden State Warriors” is arched from top to bottom in blue. The final Cincinnati logo in 1971 featured a red crown in the shape of a cityscape with “ROYALS” at the bottom of the crown in white, and half of a blue basketball with white seams appeared at the bottom. Also, “CINCINNATI” appeared at the top of the crown in blue.The team made some changes to the logo in 2008, adding white to the wolf’s face, a lighter green on the trees and “TIMBERWOLVES” with a more normal font in white. The Utah Jazz started as the New Orleans Jazz from 1974 to 1979. The New Orleans logo featured a purple “JAZZ” wordmark with the “J” being a jazz note, and at the end of the “J” was a purple, yellow and green colored basketball. “New Orleans” appeared on top of the “JAZZ” wordmark in bold above of both Z’s. The team then moved to Kansas City-Omaha in 1972, and staying with the final Cincinnati logo, it put “KANSAS CITY-OMAHA” at the bottom of the logo curved around and “KINGS” at the base of the crown in white. Then, the logo changed in 1975 with the half-basketball becoming a lighter blue and “KANSAS CITY” appearing at the top of the crown in light blue.

Designer Yinka Ilori combined hisdistinctive geometric motifs and vibrant colours for this public basketball court in London's Canary Wharf financial district. The first Minnesota Timberwolves logo in 1989 is an aggressive-looking wolf in blue and white, inside a green ring on top of a gray basketball with a blue outline. “MINNESOTA” appears small and in cursive in light green at the bottom of the logo and “TIMBERWOLVES” is larger in blue beneath the “MINNESOTA” wordmark. From 1993 to 2003, the team transformed the logo with a dark blue mountain peak appearing at the top of the logo and a ribbon saying “Denver” stretched across the mountain. In dark gold, “Nuggets” appeared at the bottom of the mountain and “Denver” wordmark. News about our Dezeen Awards programme, including entry deadlines and announcements. Plus occasional updates. Dezeen Events Guide You might notice that printer ink doesn’t come with blue or red. Instead, it comes with cyan, magenta, and yellow. These are the primary colors of the CMYK color model. On that color wheel, cyan and magenta mix to create blue.In 1973, there were some slight changes to the logo as the generic player was dropped and in the “NY nets” was a red, white and blue basketball. The only change on the next logo in 2004 is “TRAIL” is just above “BLAZERS” at the bottom of the logo. The Nationals moved to Philadelphia in 1963, and the team became the 76ers. The first 76ers logo featured a circle of blue stars with “76” enlarged with the “7” being red and the “6” being blue.