Magic: The Gathering Logo

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Magic: The Gathering logo

About Magic: The Gathering

Five separate circular badges are arranged in a loose pentagon: a gold/yellow sun symbol at the top, a green stylized tree at upper-left, a blue teardrop/water droplet at upper-right, an orange stylized flame/spiral at lower-left, and a grey skull at lower-right. Each symbol is centered inside a thin circular ring matching its symbol colour; symbols are flat, high-contrast silhouettes with bold outlines.

The composition is an icon set rather than a single combined emblem — each badge has uniform size and spacing, creating a balanced, emblematic cluster of five elemental icons. There is no text in the image.

What's in it: sun tree water droplet flame (stylized) skull

Shapes: circle round badge icon set

Style: flat minimalist iconic bold outlines vector-like

A set of five elemental symbols (sun/white, water/blue, skull/black, flame/red, tree/green) — visually evokes elemental magic and distinct colors/forces.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Gold / yellow

#F3C94C · primary

Green

#27A84A · primary

Blue

#0E87C9 · primary

Orange / red

#FF5A00 · primary

Grey

#9E9E9E · primary

Magic: The Gathering Logo History

These five icons are the mana/color symbols used in the trading card game Magic: The Gathering, created by Richard Garfield and first published by Wizards of the Coast in 1993. Wizards of the Coast later became a subsidiary of Hasbro.

Frequently asked

What do each of the five symbols represent?

Visually they correspond to five classic elements/‘mana’ colors: gold sun (white), blue water droplet (blue), gray skull (black), orange flame (red), and green tree (green).