Monica Logo

A full‑body, comic‑style cartoon girl standing facing slightly right. She has a large rounded head, simple oval eyes with thick black outlines, a small gap between her front teeth, short stylized hair with a few curved lines on top, and wea...

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Cartoon girl in a red shirt holding a blue stuffed rabbit, gap-toothed and smiling.
Monica logo

About Monica

A full‑body, comic‑style cartoon girl standing facing slightly right. She has a large rounded head, simple oval eyes with thick black outlines, a small gap between her front teeth, short stylized hair with a few curved lines on top, and wears a short red T‑shirt. Her bare legs and feet are visible and she holds a small bright blue stuffed rabbit by its ear in her right hand.

Colors are flat with heavy black outlines, giving a classic newspaper/comic mascot look. The pose is casual and childlike; the stuffed rabbit (distinctive bright blue) contrasts strongly with the red shirt and pale skin tone of the character.

What's in it: girl/child (cartoon character) stuffed rabbit (toy)

Shapes: full-body mascot rounded head oval eyes short dress silhouette thick outline

Style: comic-style cartoon mascot flat colors bold outlines

Evokes childhood, playfulness and a friendly cartoon mascot (innocence and mischievous charm).

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Bright red (shirt)
#D82B2B · primary
Peach skin tone
#F6C9A1 · primary
Bright cyan/blue (rabbit)
#00AEEF · secondary
Black (outlines)
#000000 · accent
White (eyes/teeth/highlights)
#FFFFFF · accent

Monica Logo History

The character is Mônica, the titular child mascot from the Brazilian comic series Turma da Mônica, created by cartoonist Mauricio de Sousa in the 1960s and used widely across comics, TV and merchandise.

Frequently asked

Who is this character?

This is Mônica, the main character of the Brazilian comic series Turma da Mônica by Mauricio de Sousa.

What is the blue toy she holds?

The toy is a blue stuffed rabbit (the character's iconic plush).

Is this used as a brand or mascot?

Yes — the character functions as a mascot and brand identity across comics, TV adaptations and licensed products.

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