Mutiny Primary Logo
The Tampa Bay Mutiny is a professional soccer team based in Tampa, Florida. The team was founded in 1996 and has been part of Major League Soccer since its inception. Throughout the years, Mutiny has had several logos that represent its identity and spirit as a club.
The primary logo for the Mutiny is an orange sunburst with white rays radiating out from it to form a stylized “M” shape, which stands for “Mutiny”. This logo was designed by artist David Turner who drew inspiration from both nature and local culture when creating it; he wanted to capture Florida's sunshine while also reflecting on how important unity is within any successful sports organization or group of people working together towards one goal.
In addition to this primary logo, there are two other versions that feature different colors: one with blue instead of orange (used primarily on away kits) and another featuring green (which can be seen on some merchandise). While these alternate logos may not be as iconic or recognizable as the original design, they still serve an important purpose – reminding fans around the world about what makes up their beloved club: strength through unity!
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Tampa Bay Mutiny
A black bat trimmed in gold inside a double-blue shield with a wordmark “MUTINY” in gold, a shade of light blue altered for 2000 season.
Tampa Bay Mutiny
A black bat trimmed in gold inside a light blue & navy blue shield with a wordmark “MUTINY” in gold.