University of the Punjab Logo
insignia of University of the Punjab in cdr.
Logo
About University of the Punjab Logo
The logo appears as a shield emblem with multiple elements. The top of the shield has a red, stylized sunburst design with sharp, pointed rays. Below the sunburst is a series of horizontal wavy lines in a shade of light blue, suggesting the imagery of water or waves, covering the majority of the shield's background.
Superimposed over these wavy lines in the center of the shield is a white circular icon featuring Arabic script in black. The script is written in traditional calligraphic style. Above this central circular icon and within the top of the shield is another smaller, round element accentuated with woven motifs and curves, resembling a floral or botanical design sitting atop the shield.
The shield is outlined with a thin black line giving it a defined edge against the background. Below the shield, there is a ribbon banner in a complementary tone of brown that curves upwards at both ends proudly displaying the name "UNIVERSITY OF THE PUNJAB" in capitalized, bold, white serif lettering.
The colors of the logo are primarily red, blue, white, and brown, with black used for outlining and text. The use of traditional calligraphy and the sunburst motif may convey a sense of heritage and enlightenment respectively, consistent with the academic nature of the institution the logo represents.
The University of the Punjab logo is a education logo made up of around 5 different colors.
The University of the Punjab logo contains a number of different shapes, including 1 triangle, 11 squares, 2 rectangles, 10 stars and 22 circles.
The University of the Punjab logo is made up of a bunch of different colors. These colors include maroon, teal, silver and black. Beyond those 4 basic colors there are also 5 more specific colors found, these include rusty red, nice blue, sand brown, light blue grey and dark brown.
The University of the Punjab logo is a Education, Pakistan, University and Punjab logo.
Basic colors
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