Universidade Estácio de Sá Logo

A tilted, rounded diamond (a square rotated 45°) containing a glossy, multi-segment grid made of white intersecting lines. The diamond shows a vertical gradient from a pale mint/seafoam at the top through teal in the middle to a bright cyan...

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Tilted teal-to-blue rounded diamond with white grid above dark gray "Estácio" wordmark.
Universidade Estácio de Sá logo

About Universidade Estácio de Sá

A tilted, rounded diamond (a square rotated 45°) containing a glossy, multi-segment grid made of white intersecting lines. The diamond shows a vertical gradient from a pale mint/seafoam at the top through teal in the middle to a bright cyan-blue at the bottom, with subtle highlights at the top-left and shading toward the edges that give a slightly three-dimensional look.

Beneath the diamond is a dark gray, rounded sans-serif wordmark reading "Estácio" with an acute accent on the á. The wordmark has a soft gloss/highlight effect, matching the polished geometric style of the emblem above.

What's in it: grid

Shapes: rounded diamond tilted square grid lines wordmark

Style: modern gradient glossy geometric minimalist

Text in logo: Estácio

Abstract globe/grid suggesting connectivity or global reach

Categories

Education
Universidade Estácio De Sá Education Brazil Universidade Estácio De Sa

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Bright cyan-blue
#009FE6 · primary
Teal
#27B2A9 · primary
Pale seafoam
#9FE5DB · secondary
White (grid lines/highlights)
#FFFFFF · accent
Dark gray (wordmark)
#2B2A2B · primary

Frequently asked

What text appears in the logo?

The wordmark reads "Estácio" with an acute accent on the á.

What shapes make up the emblem?

A rounded, tilted diamond containing a white grid of intersecting lines.

What are the main colours?

A gradient from pale seafoam to teal to bright cyan-blue in the diamond, white grid lines, and a dark gray wordmark.

Does the logo depict a literal object?

It is an abstract emblem; visually it suggests a grid or stylized globe rather than a literal object.

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