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Designed by Eric Zim (with the initial on-air look created by Trollbäck & Company), the logo utilizes a custom typeface resembling ITC Bauhaus (unofficially nicknamed "Litebulb"), and was intended to be part of a broader revamp that included the Nick at Nite and Nick Jr. blocks, as well as the Nicktoons Network, The N and Noggin channels ...
Splat version #3. Splat version #4. 2002–2009. In 2003, the main design of the splat changed from a cartoonish style to a more realistic look. Its earliest debut was in the NickMas Commercial in December 2002.
Nickelodeon Movies (2000-2008) Logos on white or transparent backgrounds (not including title cards). Nickelodeon introduced its first logo in 1978 which was used for its pre-launch advertising campaign before being replaced by the 1979-81 logo.
26 Jul 2023 · published 26 July 2023. Discover the history of the iconic orange splat. (Image credit: Nickelodeon) The beloved children's television network, Nickelodeon, has left a lasting mark on entertainment history – and at the heart of its journey lies its vibrant logo, which has evolved along with the channel.
3 Jun 2024 · In a historic move, Nickelodeon has opted for a logo redesign after 14 years, breathing new life into their renowned ‘Splat’ emblem of the ’90s. This transformation ushers in a sophisticated, rounded, and textured version of the logo that oozes a contemporary and inviting charm.
The 1981-1984 Nickelodeon Logo. In 1981 designer Lou Dorfsman created the Nickelodeon logo that the company would use for the following three years. This logo had a few key elements that stood out and combined to create a colorful yet child-friendly logo design.
Nickelodeon’s first logo might surprise some, as it diverges from the playful style of Pinwheel. The letters are black, bold, and blocky, resembling newspaper headlines. Beneath the main text, there is a simple serif that reads “The Young People’s satellite network.”
