SSP Logo

About SSP Logo

The logo consists of a starburst or sunburst shape with numerous points, predominantly in a navy blue color. Overlaying the center of the starburst is a shield which is the primary focus of the design. Within the shield, on an upper band, are the initials 'SSP' in bold white capital letters on a dark background. Below the initials, a horizontal stripe featuring the colors of the Mexican flag—green, white, and red—divides the shield horizontally.

In the bottom section of the shield, there's an emblem that includes an illustration of a building with two towers, which appears to be a representation of a traditional fortress or historical architecture. This picture is in grayscale and is surrounded by a darker shade, contrasting with the shield's lighter background color.

At the base of the shield, there is a scroll-like banner containing the words 'POLICIA ESTATAL' on the top line and 'SAN LUIS POTOSI' on the second line, both in white capital letters. This text appears to signify the state police of San Luis Potosí, a region in Mexico. The banner is curved to align with the bottom contour of the shield.

The entire logo gives the impression of an official emblem, possibly for a governmental or security entity, with the styling and color choice suggesting authority and tradition.

The SSP logo is a security logo made up of around 5 different colors.

The SSP logo contains a number of different shapes, including 218 squares, 1 pentagon, 18 stars and 154 circles.

The SSP logo is made up of a bunch of different colors. These colors include navy, red, teal and silver. Beyond those 4 basic colors there are also 5 more specific colors found, these include dark blue grey, vermillion, emerald, battleship grey and light salmon.

The SSP logo is a Ssp, Security and Mexico logo.