Disney

History
The first logo, created in 1937 was a creative script of the founder's name, Walt Disney. The only problem with the logo was that sometimes, people would misinterpret Walt's "t" with the "y". Prior to this logo, the company used a lined image of Mickey Mouse on a black background. The second logo, created in 1948, unlike the first one, was hard to read but nevertheless stylish. In 1972, designers used the first logo style and made slight changes to it. The word "productions" was added underneath the company's name, this would change in 1983, as they changed it to "pictures". Cinderella's castle appeared for the first time in the 1985 logo, above "Walt Disney".

In the upcoming years, the castle received more detail. The text became smaller compared to the castle, which was very appealing in the full-color version. In 2011 the text was simplify to just "Disney", emphasizing even more the castle.

Goal
The castle utilizes a whole palette of colours. This is done to create a feeling of magic and power, characteristic of the franchise's films.

Fun Facts

 * As the castle began to appear on movie intros, special animated appearance variations were created.
 * Walt Disney's first original character was a rabbit.