Since the league's formation in 1946, it has seen three different logos—each resembling a basketball—before it settled on the silhouette ... game" and "to have a family relationship with ...

The silhouette on the NBA logo—a player ... "Commissioner [James Walter] Kennedy wanted a logo that had a family relationship with Major League Baseball, because the NBA was having a lot of ...

The silhouette within the logo has been branded as “Logowoman,” and the league plans to launch a social media campaign “to engage fans in celebrating WNBA athletes – past and present ...

The logo depicts an all-white silhouette of a player in motion, dribbling a basketball surrounded by red-and-blue color blocks. Siegel told the outlet that West was one of his favorite players.

For Wednesday, production designer Mark Scruton was tasked with creating a modern world with “The Addams Family aesthetic ... “It was always about silhouettes with Nevermore,” says ...