About Coca Cola
Coca Cola also known as Coke is a carbonated soft drink made by the Coca-Cola company. The company originated in Atlanta, Georgia, United States. It was founded on 8th May 1886 by Confederate Colonel John Stith Pemberton. The drink’s main ingredients are kola nuts and coca leaves which make caffeine.
Coca-Cola is ranked 87th position in 2018 on the list of Fortune 500. John was a soldier in the American Civil War and was injured which led him to become addicted to morphine. Since he had a degree in medical science so, he wanted to find an alternate for it. Then he came up with the idea and made the drink as a medicine and sold it in his drugstore.
Meaning and History of Coke Logo
Coke is preferred over many popular drinks. It is said that Coca-Cola sells more than 1 trillion drinks around the world. No matter how small or how underdeveloped the country is, coke is the no.1 drink. Coca-Cola changed its logo 11 times in the following years.
- 1886
- 1887
- 1889
- 1890
- 1891
- 1893
- 1899
- 1903
- 1934
- 1941
- 1987
Evolution of Coke Logo
On average, it is calculated that a person drinks Coke once a day. There are so many people who feel like having a coke with their everyday meal as it helps in digesting the food fast. Many people mix their Coke with alcohol to dilute the taste. Coke changed its logo in the following years.
1886
This year, the logo was just COCA-COLA. written in this way.
1886 logo
1887
This year, the Coca-Cola was styled. The C of the coca was extended from the bottom to the A and the C of the Cola was extended from the top in the L. There is a dash between coca and cola.
1887 logo
1889
In this year, The C of coca was the same but the C of the cola is now extended from the bottom to A. There is are two diamonds in the Cs.
1889 logo
1890
This year, coca-cola was styled with swirls; almost giving a look of musical letters. Both the Cs are now extended from bottom to the O(s).
1890 logo
1891
This year, the logo was again similar to the logo of 1887.
1891 coca cola logo
1893
This year, the logo is the same but it is now slightly extra bold.
1893 coca cola logo
1899
In this year, the logo is still the same but it is now slightly bigger in size.
1899 coca cola logo
1903
In this year, the font was slightly changed and color is now dark grey.
1903 coca cola logo
1934
In this year, the logo is the same but the color is now dark red.
1934 coca cola logo
1941
In this year, the dark red is now simple red and the rest of the logo is the same.
1941 coca cola logo vector
1987
In this year, the logo is now mate red and the rest is still the same.
1987 coca cola logo vector
Building of Coke Logo
Coca-Cola has made fans around the world. People say that they have become an addict of the drink and there is no way they could ever leave it. No matter where people go, they opt for coke even though there are plenty of such drinks. The Coke logo is made up of the following things.
Font
In the first year, Antique5 Light font was used. In the year 1890, the font was completely customized and in the rest of the years, Spencerian Script font was used.
Color
In the first 7 years, only black color was used. In the 8th year, dark grey color was used. And the next 3 years, only red color was used.
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Variants of Coke Logo
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Conclusion
Coke made very small changes to its logo. There is nothing special about this logo but it has made a psychological impact on people around the world and that is why it seems nice to everyone. If you see this from the eyes of a graphic designer, it is ordinary.
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