Chupa Chups Logo
A bright yellow, scalloped flower-shaped badge (eight rounded petals) contains a two-line, red cursive wordmark reading "Chupa Chups". The script is bold, flowing and slightly italic with a distinctive loop on the final 's'. The flower bad...
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About Chupa Chups
A bright yellow, scalloped flower-shaped badge (eight rounded petals) contains a two-line, red cursive wordmark reading "Chupa Chups". The script is bold, flowing and slightly italic with a distinctive loop on the final 's'.
The flower badge has several layered outlines: a thin pale-pink ring next to a white border, followed by a thicker golden-brown outer stroke. The overall look is playful, retro and badge-like, with flat solid colours and clean vector edges.
Shapes: scalloped flower badge rounded outline layers stacked script wordmark
Style: retro playful script badge flat
Text in logo: Chupa Chups
The scalloped flower badge visually evokes a daisy or a lollipop/candy wrapper, suggesting sweetness and a playful confectionery identity.
Colors
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Chupa Chups Logo History
The stylised daisy-shaped badge used by the brand was designed by Spanish artist Salvador Dalí in 1969; the red script wordmark is the brand's long-established logotype.
Frequently asked
What are the main colours in this logo?
Bright yellow background with a crimson-red script, plus white, pale pink and a golden-brown outer outline.
Who designed this logo?
The daisy-shaped badge was created by Spanish artist Salvador Dalí in 1969 (high confidence).
What does the shape suggest?
The scalloped, flower-like badge evokes a daisy or a lollipop wrapper, aligning with a candy/confectionery identity.
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