Chicago Bulls
The iconic Bulls’ logo is comprises of the face of an angry and fierce red bull whose horns are tipped with blood. A wordmark “CHICAGO BULLS” in black above the bull. The logo was designed by noted American graphic designer Dean P. Wessel, a commercial designer and owner of a commercial design firm and the logo was adopted in 1966.
Chicago Bulls
1967 - Present
A red bull with two white, red-tipped horns.
The wordmark "CHICAGO BULLS" is removed from the primary logo.
Chicago Bulls
1970 - 1979
The Bulls also have an alternate logo during the early 70s, featuring the same Bulls logo in black with red highlights, but with a cloud that says "Windy City" below the bull's nose on a red matted background.
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