ESPN Logo
A bold, condensed, slanted wordmark that reads "ESPN" in thick uppercase letters. Each letter is stylized with one or more horizontal cuts/stripes that create a sense of speed and forward motion; the letterforms are tightly spaced and itali...
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About ESPN
A bold, condensed, slanted wordmark that reads "ESPN" in thick uppercase letters. Each letter is stylized with one or more horizontal cuts/stripes that create a sense of speed and forward motion; the letterforms are tightly spaced and italicized. To the right of the letters sits a small registered trademark symbol (®).
The treatment is strictly monochrome in this image — black letterforms on a white background — with clean, geometric strokes and no additional imagery or gradients.
What's in it: wordmark registered trademark symbol (®)
Shapes: wordmark italicized/oblique horizontal stripes registered trademark circle
Style: bold condensed sans-serif minimalist dynamic monochrome
Text in logo: ESPN
The slashed, slanted letterforms visually evoke speed, motion and athletic energy.
Colors
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ESPN Logo History
ESPN (Entertainment and Sports Programming Network) is an American sports television network launched in 1979; the slashed, condensed wordmark has been a long-standing primary logo treatment for the brand.
Frequently asked
Does the logo contain any symbols besides the letters?
Yes — a small registered trademark symbol (®) appears to the right of the wordmark.
What colors are used in this version of the logo?
This image is monochrome: black letters on a white background.
What does the design style convey?
The slashed, italic letterforms convey motion, speed and athletic energy, fitting for a sports broadcaster.
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