CREA - SP Logo

A rounded-bottom blue shield contains a large gold gear (cog) ring centered on the field. Inside the gear, a gold classical helmeted female profile (appearing as Minerva/Athena) faces left and sits above a short fluted column/pedestal; the...

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Blue shield with gold gear ring enclosing a helmeted classical female profile above a column; 'CREA-SP' in bold dark letters above.
CREA - SP logo

About CREA - SP

A rounded-bottom blue shield contains a large gold gear (cog) ring centered on the field. Inside the gear, a gold classical helmeted female profile (appearing as Minerva/Athena) faces left and sits above a short fluted column/pedestal; the helmet and hair have simple, flat detailing.
Above the shield, the bold uppercase wordmark "CREA-SP" appears in a dark gray/near-black sans-serif, spaced across the shield top. The overall treatment is emblematic and institutional, using a limited palette of deep blue, gold and dark gray with flat fills and clean outlines.

What's in it: helmeted classical female head (Minerva/Athena-style) gear/cog column/pedestal

Shapes: rounded-bottom shield circular gear/cog ring profile bust silhouette column/pedestal wordmark

Style: heraldic emblem institutional flat minimal

Text in logo: CREA-SP

Visually suggests engineering/industry (gear) combined with classical wisdom or technical knowledge (helmeted female head/Minerva) and institutional authority (shield and column).

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Deep blue
#0B3A6B · primary
Gold
#F2B233 · primary
Dark gray
#2F2F2F · accent

CREA - SP Logo History

CREA-SP is the Conselho Regional de Engenharia e Agronomia do Estado de São Paulo — the regional professional council that regulates engineering and agronomy professions in the state of São Paulo, Brazil; it is affiliated with the national CONFEA. The emblematic use of a cog and helmeted classical figure is traditionally used to represent engineering/technical professions and wisdom.

Frequently asked

What do the gear and helmeted head represent?

The gear (cog) visually represents engineering/industry; the helmeted classical female head evokes wisdom/technical knowledge (commonly associated with Minerva/Athena).

Is this a government logo?

It is the emblem of CREA-SP, a regional professional regulatory council for engineering and agronomy in São Paulo, not a government ministry.

What are the main colors used?

Deep blue for the shield background, gold for the gear and figure, and dark gray/black for the wordmark.

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