Garfield Logo
A full-body, hand-drawn cartoon cat standing upright with its forearms crossed and a smug, half-closed-eyes expression. The figure is rendered in flat fills with bold black outlines and shows distinctive dark stripes on the head, back and t...
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About Garfield
A full-body, hand-drawn cartoon cat standing upright with its forearms crossed and a smug, half-closed-eyes expression. The figure is rendered in flat fills with bold black outlines and shows distinctive dark stripes on the head, back and tail.
The palette is dominated by bright orange fur, with pale yellow on the muzzle/cheeks, a small pink nose, and heavy black contouring. The pose and facial expression convey a confident/lazy attitude.
What's in it: cat
Shapes: full-body character rounded head oval eyes rounded paws curved tail
Style: cartoon comic strip hand-drawn flat colors bold outlines
The crossed-arms pose and half-closed eyes visually evoke smugness, laziness and confident indifference.
Colors
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Garfield Logo History
Garfield is a comic-strip character created by Jim Davis; the strip debuted in 1978 and the character has been used as the central mascot of the Garfield franchise.
Frequently asked
Who created this character?
Garfield was created by cartoonist Jim Davis.
Is there any text in this logo?
No — the image contains only the illustrated character, no wordmark.
What does the pose convey?
Visually it conveys a smug, lazy, or confident attitude due to the crossed arms and half-closed eyes.
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