Nov 25, 2024 · In 2016, the franchise introduced a new “Pittsburgh Penguins” logo to commemorate the half-century anniversary of its original logo. Bob Hessner developed the earliest version. Today’s emblem is his artistic reinterpretation, as the bird became more athletic in the transformation process.

The original Pittsburgh Penguins logo featured a black and white penguin skating while holding a hockey stick and wearing a flowing white scarf around its neck, the penguin was placed upon a yellow triangle to represent the Pittsburgh Golden Triangle area of downtown.

Feb 26, 2024 · Who designed the original Pittsburgh Penguins logo? The original logo was the result of a contest held by the Penguins’ ownership. What a creative strategy! It garnered community involvement and distilled the city’s spirit into a visual form that kick-started the team’s visual branding journey.

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• The original logo was never used on a jersey until January 1, 2011 when the team wore the logo on their Winter Classic jerseys. Before then, it was used on the official pucks and team stationery.

The original Streamlined Penguin was introduced as the new, modernized logo for the 1992.93 season, noting that the prominent Penguin and triangle were retained out of respect to the original...

Pittsburgh's current logo, used since 2001 (the Penguins logo from the 1972–1992 period, with a Vegas gold triangle as opposed to yellow)

On March 17, 2016 the Pittsburgh Penguins took to the ice wearing their alternate third jerseys with a special patch affixed to the jersey. This patch pictured commemorates the 200th anniversary of the city of Pittsburgh, founded in 1816. The Penguins went on to win the game 4-2 against the visiting Carolina Hurricanes.

After winning back to back Stanley Cup titles, the Penguins change their logo to "Robo-Penguin." The Penguins are one of the first teams to introduce an alternate jersey. Theirs features sleeves with different striping patterns. The alternate jersey becomes the team's full-time road jersey.

Worn for their first two Stanley Cup Championships, this Pittsburgh Penguins logo featured a black and white penguin wearing skates and gloves holding a hockey stick placed on a yellow and black triangle to represent the Pittsburgh Golden Triangle area. The Penguins dropped this logo after winning their second straight Stanley Cup in 1992 but ...