Dream Alternate Logo

The Atlanta Dream, a professional basketball team based in Atlanta, Georgia, has been around since 2008. In that time they've had several alternate logos to go along with their main logo. While the main logo has remained relatively unchanged over the years, the alternate logos have evolved and changed as needed.

One of the most iconic and recognizable of these is their “CFL” (Crossed Feathers Logo). This was first introduced back in 2009 when it replaced an earlier design featuring a dreamcatcher hanging from two crossed feathers which were used for just one season before being retired due to copyright issues with another company using similar imagery. The CFL features two large blue feathers crossing each other while forming an "A" shape—representing both Atlanta and its nickname “The A-Town”—with smaller white details inside them representing stars on a night sky background found within many Native American cultures' stories about dreams coming true if you follow your heart's desire no matter how far away it may seem at times.

In addition to this original version, there are also three variations that were created for different special occasions like Pride Month or Breast Cancer Awareness Month among others; all four versions feature slightly modified colors depending on what event or cause they are celebrating but still retain much of their original design elements such as those same stars found within them symbolizing hope even during difficult times like we find ourselves currently facing right now across our nation today!