BART SIMPSONS XTREME Logo

A full-colour cartoon illustration of Bart Simpson performing an aerial skateboard trick toward the viewer. Bart's skin is bright yellow; he wears a red long-sleeve shirt and a blue baseball cap (cap shows white text). He grips a red skateb...

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Bart Simpson doing a skateboard trick with blue cap and red shirt; text 'SKATEBOARDING IS NOT A CRIME' below.
BART SIMPSONS XTREME logo

About BART SIMPSONS XTREME

A full-colour cartoon illustration of Bart Simpson performing an aerial skateboard trick toward the viewer. Bart's skin is bright yellow; he wears a red long-sleeve shirt and a blue baseball cap (cap shows white text). He grips a red skateboard deck with bright blue wheels and trucks. Thick black outlines define the figure and skateboard.

Beneath the illustration is a stacked bold wordmark in uppercase: "SKATEBOARDING IS NOT A CRIME" rendered in black fill with a red outline. The overall style is playful, high-contrast and reminiscent of classic animated character artwork used on skate/streetwear graphics.

What's in it: Bart Simpson (animated character) skateboard baseball cap text/wordmark

Shapes: character silhouette skateboard silhouette baseball cap shape stacked wordmark

Style: cartoon illustrative bold outline pop/skate graphic high-contrast

Text in logo: SKATEBOARDING IS NOT A CRIME

Evokes skate culture and youthful rebellion (explicitly reinforced by the slogan 'Skateboarding Is Not A Crime').

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Bright Yellow (character skin)
#FFD400 · primary
Vivid Red (shirt, deck, text outline)
#D91B1B · secondary
Cobalt Blue (cap, wheels)
#009FE3 · accent
Black (outlines, wordmark fill)
#000000 · secondary
White (eyes, cap text)
#FFFFFF · accent

Frequently asked

Who is the character in the logo?

The image depicts the animated character Bart Simpson.

What does the text say?

The prominent slogan reads: 'SKATEBOARDING IS NOT A CRIME'.

Can I use this logo commercially?

This artwork likely includes copyrighted/trademarked elements. Obtain permission from the rights holder before commercial use.

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