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Watch the iconic PIXAR logo animation on YouTube.
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- The Graphics Group
- Pixar
- Pixar Animation Studios
1979–1986
Pixar began in 1979 as The Graphics Group, a part of the computer division of Lucasfilm.
1986–1994
On February 3, 1986, Apple Computer co-founder Steve Jobs acquired the company from Lucasfilm and renamed it Pixar. Its first logo, based on the design of their image computers, was nicknamed "the BSD" (short for "Beveled Square with a Dent"), a play on the Berkeley Software Distribution version of Unix that Pixar used. The wordmark was created by John Lasseter with a stone cutter.
1994–present
During production of Toy Story in 1994, Pixar began referring to itself as Pixar Animation Studios, and dropped the square logo in favor of a wordmark set in the Charlemagne Bold typeface. This logo was created by current Pixar CCO Pete Docter. The character Luxo Jr. became a mascot and appeared in the on-screen logo for every opening and closing of Pixar films, starting with the closing logos of Toy Story(1995), the company's first movie and the world's first fully computer-animated feature...
Mar 20, 2014 · The History Of Pixar Animation Studios Logos! Trying To See If Gael Meraz Can Watch This Stuff!...more.
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Buy me a coffee ☕ https://buymeacoffee.com/butternoteDon't forget to like and subscribe! A compilation and comparison of every Pixar Studios credits logo. Ho...
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Sep 17, 2023 · Explore the history, evolution, and meaning behind Pixar's logo design. Discover key insights and lessons for designers and businesses in this in-depth analysis.
Apr 8, 2024 · Learn about the evolution and symbolism of the Pixar logo, from its origins as a computer graphics company to its current design with a lamp mascot. Discover the font, colors, and interesting facts behind the iconic animation studio logo.
Sep 16, 2013 · We're all familiar with the adorable logo design of Pixar, with the little lamp Luxo Jr bouncing around and replacing the 'I' before the movie starts. Surprisingly though, it wasn't always like this; just like with any other company, Pixar's logo has been through an evolution in its design.
