Orlando Magic Logo Font

Orlando Magic wordmark logo totaling 8 logos. Nice set of wordmark logos from the Magic, with the magical looking logo wordmark being very. Font: Custom.

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In 1985, fans of Florida only dreamed about their own NBA team. A year later, the NBA approved the creation of two local clubs, which marked the beginning of a principled, although not the most noteworthy, confrontation. Both in Miami and Orlando, fans were suggested to choose the names of future clubs. It is not surprising that absolutely identical names like Heat and Floridians appeared in both cases. A distinctive feature of voting in Orlando, organized by the local newspaper Sentinel, was a variety of names related to space themes. The reason for this was the recent tragedy of a national scale: the legendary Challenger shuttle crashed near Florida in January 1986 during its jubilee launch.

The catastrophe took the lives of all seven astronauts and seriously ruined the entire US space program. The best remedy for grief is a memory, so very soon Orlando Challengers became the favorite participant in the contest of the future NBA club name; Astronauts and Orbits were the less preferred options related to space. The most popular names of anti-star theme were Juice, Tropics, Sentinels, Aquaman, and Magic. As in the history with the Chicago Bulls, the final version of the name was suggested by a minor child of the club’s general manager.

The seven-year-old daughter of Pat Williams, impressed by the local amusement parks, called the city “magical”, which inspired her father to use it for as the team’s name. Orlando Magic logo history. Prior to the 2000 – 2001 season the Magic redesigned their logo, a different starry basketball was used.

The silver and blue basketball in black trim with a black tail and three small stars in white and silver. The basketball is placed under the “Magic” wordmark in blue with black trim with two silver stars representing the letter “A” and the dot in the “i.” In addition a wordmark “Orlando” with a white star representing the letter “A.” After the team’s moving to the new arena in the 2010/11 season, the Orlando Magic logo was also slightly changed. This time the letter “A” wasn’t closed by the stars, and the inscription was created in blue color with a white-black edging. Due to the change the logo font, the Magic inscription acquired a clear and more integrated look. The inscription “Orlando” was executed in black. A basketball with a tail from the previous Orlando Magic logo (2001-2010) remained unchanged.