Pink Floyd. Hammers from The Wall Logo

A circular badge divided horizontally: the top half is white and the bottom half is solid red. Centered over the divide are two crossed claw hammers (heads up and to the sides) forming an X. The hammer heads are light gray; the handles are...

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Round emblem split white (top) and red (bottom) with two crossed claw hammers with red, white and black-striped handles.
Pink Floyd. Hammers from The Wall logo

About Pink Floyd. Hammers from The Wall

A circular badge divided horizontally: the top half is white and the bottom half is solid red. Centered over the divide are two crossed claw hammers (heads up and to the sides) forming an X. The hammer heads are light gray; the handles are red with narrow white and black stripes and a thin black outline around the circle.

The design is flat, high-contrast and emblematic, with bold, geometric shapes and no text. The crossed hammers sit squarely on the central horizontal axis and dominate the circle's interior space.

What's in it: claw hammer (two, crossed)

Shapes: circle (round badge) horizontal bisect / two semicircles crossed diagonals (X) hammer silhouettes thin circular border

Style: flat minimalist emblematic propaganda-style vector

Crossed hammers as an emblem — evokes tools, industrial/militaristic insignia and a militant/authoritarian motif.

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Colors

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Red
#C8102E · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary
Light gray
#B3B3B3 · accent
Black
#000000 · accent

Pink Floyd. Hammers from The Wall Logo History

This crossed-hammers emblem is associated with Pink Floyd's The Wall (album/film) and was used in the film and related artwork as an insignia for the story's authoritarian imagery.

Frequently asked

Is this the logo from Pink Floyd's The Wall?

Yes — the crossed-hammers emblem is associated with Pink Floyd's The Wall (used in the film and related artwork).

What do the crossed hammers represent?

Visually they read as a militant/tool insignia; in the film's narrative they symbolize authoritarianism and conformity.

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