NBC Logo
A stylized, symmetrical peacock formed by a radial fan of six rounded teardrop "feathers" arranged horizontally. Each feather is a solid, saturated color; the center feather contains a small notch that, with negative space, forms the peacoc...
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About NBC
A stylized, symmetrical peacock formed by a radial fan of six rounded teardrop "feathers" arranged horizontally. Each feather is a solid, saturated color; the center feather contains a small notch that, with negative space, forms the peacock's head and beak. The whole mark has a thin white outline separating it from the background.
The design is flat and minimal — no gradients or texture — relying on bold, distinct colors and simple geometric shapes to create a recognizable, compact emblem.
What's in it: peacock (stylized, abstract)
Shapes: radial fan rounded teardrops negative-space silhouette (peacock head) white outline
Style: flat minimalist geometric symmetrical multicolour negative-space
A colorful peacock emblem evoking variety, color (rainbow), and broadcasting; the negative-space head centers the fan into a single bird motif.
Colors
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NBC Logo History
The peacock first appeared in NBC materials in the 1950s to promote color television. The simplified six-feather peacock mark in use today was introduced as the network's primary emblem in the mid-1980s.
Frequently asked
What does the peacock represent?
Visually it represents a peacock and a rainbow of colors — historically used by the network to signal color television and variety in programming.
When was this six-feather version adopted?
A simplified multicolour peacock was adopted as NBC's primary emblem in the mid-1980s.
Are there gradients or textures in this logo?
No — the mark is flat and uses solid, saturated color shapes with a thin white outline.