Indiana Fever
Wordmark “Fever” scripted in custom font in red with white trim on blue with yellow and red circle with background. Wordmark “INDIANA” in yellow arched near the top.
Fever Primary Logo
The Indiana Fever has been a part of the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) since 1997. Throughout its history, they've had several logos that have represented them and helped to create an identity for the team. Today, we're going to take a look at some of those primary logos and discuss how they've evolved over time.
Fast forward another decade later into 2017 where once again there was another major shift towards modernizing their brand by introducing us all to what we see today: A fierce-looking female basketball player ready to throw down her signature dunk pose with wings spread wide open behind her - truly embodying strength & power within each motion captured here; not just showing off athleticism but symbolizing courage & determination every single game played under these colors!.
As you can see throughout Indiana Fever's Primary Logo History there has been plenty of evolution over years yet still remain consistent core elements being used so even if new styles come out future generations will always know who belongs to court thanks to these iconic symbols seen proudly displayed jerseys worn proud athletes day after day.
Indiana Fever
2000 - Present
Wordmark "Fever" scripted in custom font in red with white trim on blue with yellow and red circle with background. Wordmark "INDIANA" in yellow arched near the top.
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