Whenever the WNBA plays next, the New York Liberty will be moving to Brooklyn’s Barclays Center. The franchise will mark this momentous occasion in their history with its first logo change since the it came into existence with the WNBA itself in 1997. Gone is the orange and blue in the color scheme, which makes since given that the team …
The WNBA season has begun and Minnesota Lynx will be defending their WNBA Finals victory over the Washington Mystics from last September. In 2018, a new team from Las Vegas makes its debut as the Las Vegas Aces featuring the No. 1 draft pick A’ja Wilson. This should be an exciting season with the possibility of a few new teams to …
New and Updated wordmark from the Liberty in 2020. The primary color of seafoam green has been retained in the new look. In the team statement, the hue resembles “patina— the color of the Statue of Liberty due to its aging process and copper’s reaction to the elements. Seafoam also represents strength, power, and resilience”. Liberty Primary LogoLiberty Alternate LogoLiberty …
The new primary was previously used as an alternate, but has been upgraded with a slight makeover. The news release said black and white “symbolizes the differences that unite players, fans and the city,” and added that the colors solidify the “familial bond” between the Liberty and Nets. Seafoam is the color of the Statue of Liberty, which has been …
The team said in a news release that the new ownership group of Joe and Clara Tsai and new home at Barclays Center in Brooklyn helped lead to the logo change. “While this new logo pays homage to our franchise history and the history of New York City, it also nods to our future and modernizes the team’s overall look,” …