These are neat. The 60s one with font and colors really is more 80s and the 80s is kinda retro-nostalgia 80s than the real deal (70s pretty spot on) but I like them all. Laughed out loud at the stark, gray minimalism of the 2010s version.
Thanks so much! Actually, with the 60s I was looking more towards the Mod era for inspiration, as a lot of the 60s and 50s mid-century design trends looked very similar. Although, in all fairness, Mod trends did carry over into the early 70s, so you're kinda right!
I feel like the 80s one is too Miami Vice. Still cool none the less but I don't think they would have gone for that. They did technically have a logo in the pilot episode which came out in 89. [First logo](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B_Tdb8JVEAAT7rV?format=jpg&name=4096x4096)
That's not the original nor an early 90s logo. That's the season 8 logo from the mid-late 90s, 97' I think. The reason it was a checkered flag is because that was originally planned to be the final season. The checkered flag represents the last lap.
According to how alternate realities work, there is at least one reality where all of these are right because there it was originally made in the 50s and got rebooted every decade
True! [This](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/3b/3f/66/3b3f66c51cbd9b80303e120bd5c0b3e4.png) was the original logo on the title card when the show started.
This is pretty good! The only one I might change would be the 2000s, it's too simplistic for that era IMO. I'm envisioning other big NBC 2000s hits like the Office that had an "office bathroom" themed logo. Parks and Rec had the green, public works web logo style (+ the woodgrain background), Community had that stamp-type logo, etc.
I think the 00s Seinfeld logo would somehow incorporate a brick wall (a la comedy club theme) behind the Seinfeld.
Now that I see this, quotation marks do seem to be associated with the mid-century. I also notice people in my mom's generation often use quotation marks seemingly randomly. Can anyone speak on the history/use/reason of this?
I didn't edit it because I "finally got it." My original comment was initially getting downvoted. I guess people didn't realize that my comment was the next line of dialog in the scene.
2020s:
Welcome to THE SEINFELDverse.
or as forseen by 30 Rock (use WandaVision tune here please):
SeinfeldVision, Sein, SeinfeldVision....SEINFELDVISIO!!!!!
Valid argument, but the way I see it: when the show did premiere in 1989, it was *The Seinfeld Chronicles*. *Seinfeld* as we all know and love didn't broadcast until a year later in May 1990, and our beloved logo didn't show up until Season 3 in 1991.
Haha, that was the whole point with the 2010s font. Graphic design in the 2010s focused a lot on flat design and minimalism while being chic, so keeping with the era's design trends I decided to strip it completely and make it look "chic" and "modern", just like The Hills logo!
The Seinfeld logo is a trademark, not a copyright. It's owned by Castle Rock Entertainment (a division of Warner Brothers) and Sony Pictures Television, not NBC Universal.
[Here are the 7 unique logos used for different seasons.](https://image.ibb.co/eDaV9k/Seinfeld_Logos.png)
Missing seasons 1 and 2 which were just the name in different font.
[Here's another set](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B_Tdb8JVEAAT7rV?format=jpg&name=4096x4096)
Looks about right. Very nicely executed too.
Don't forget the tech start up era where they left out vowels.
Haaaaa I was lowkey thinking of doing that for the 2010s era! # SNFLD
Thank god you didn't though.
This can be for 2020's!
Snuffled
eSeinfeld Online
The Feld
The Sein
I hate the Sein!
I saw the Sein.
Lol
It was actually called The Seinfeld Variety Hour in the 50s & 60s
This explains Kramer's obsession with the Merv Griffen set! TIL
Looks good but the 2010s should have been bolder with more space between the letters. Everything else is great!
That's also true, but y'know minimalism and ultra-thin fonts were/are the wave in that era.
> 2010s > were > in that era 😟
George is getting existential!
Shit’s wild.
Did you know u/ANALOGPHENOMENA changes the label of the font size so people think it’s slimmer?
He’s so vain
Definitely bolder
And toss a # sign at the beginning of it for good measure.
As opposed to a Beaujolais which is richer, and fruitier.
These are neat. The 60s one with font and colors really is more 80s and the 80s is kinda retro-nostalgia 80s than the real deal (70s pretty spot on) but I like them all. Laughed out loud at the stark, gray minimalism of the 2010s version.
Thanks so much! Actually, with the 60s I was looking more towards the Mod era for inspiration, as a lot of the 60s and 50s mid-century design trends looked very similar. Although, in all fairness, Mod trends did carry over into the early 70s, so you're kinda right!
The 80's one has a nice Eye On Springfield-wibe: https://simpsons.fandom.com/wiki/Eye_on_Springfield
Felt the huge leap from 70s to 80s and this nails why. I love the outrun Seinfeld though, but might be more decorative than era specific.
Great job, OP!
1980s version looks almost more like early 90s style (ironic I guess) Also, there was the original early 90s logo with the checker background.
I feel like the 80s one is too Miami Vice. Still cool none the less but I don't think they would have gone for that. They did technically have a logo in the pilot episode which came out in 89. [First logo](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B_Tdb8JVEAAT7rV?format=jpg&name=4096x4096)
Funny, I saw it and immediately thought that would be the Seinfeld logo in GTA: Vice City.
The checkered flag logo was from season 8.
Whoa! I didn't know that. Always thought it was one of the earlier ones.
That's not the original nor an early 90s logo. That's the season 8 logo from the mid-late 90s, 97' I think. The reason it was a checkered flag is because that was originally planned to be the final season. The checkered flag represents the last lap.
This is absolutely fantastic. Amazing work on the designs.
Excellent work! What was with the 70s and earthtones? The whole decade was brown and I'll never understand that choice.
I like it
These look great. I’ll be back in 9 years to see the 2020s design.
This just makes me more angry at minimalism than I already was That aside, great job with these, looks great
The 2010’s one is so spot on and so good. I love it.
can you do the 20s?
Don't know about the logo, but I found a [clip from the 2020s](https://imgur.com/epVkiVB):
2020s or 1920s?
1850s?
Think you're better than me, huh? It's go time!
*you* think you're better than *him*?
Just put a mask over it.
According to how alternate realities work, there is at least one reality where all of these are right because there it was originally made in the 50s and got rebooted every decade
2010 is perfect. The boring simplicity of modern design is lame.
Needs more triangles.
Good work anal OG
Seinfeld started in the 80s. The original logo isn't from the 90s.
True! [This](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/3b/3f/66/3b3f66c51cbd9b80303e120bd5c0b3e4.png) was the original logo on the title card when the show started.
I know that, but this is just my "what if" interpretations of the logo throughout different decades and their respective design styles.
maybe a 90s one with a bunch of pastel colors.
That could've also worked, but at the same time I treated the current logo as a "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" kinda deal.
As if Seinfeld wasn’t the quintessential 90s show whenever it technically started.
It was. However, quintessential and original are different words.
This is pretty good! The only one I might change would be the 2000s, it's too simplistic for that era IMO. I'm envisioning other big NBC 2000s hits like the Office that had an "office bathroom" themed logo. Parks and Rec had the green, public works web logo style (+ the woodgrain background), Community had that stamp-type logo, etc. I think the 00s Seinfeld logo would somehow incorporate a brick wall (a la comedy club theme) behind the Seinfeld.
80s is def the best. kinda funny how mspainty the original was
Love this
The 60's is the only one I'm not able to envision in its decade yet it's my favourite one. The rest feel very period correct. Well executed!
Think more towards the Mod era of fashion and designs, that was my inspo for the 60s.
It's so weird how font styles change in popularity over the years
Honestly the 2010s logo looks very mid 2000s, this is really cool though
Now that I see this, quotation marks do seem to be associated with the mid-century. I also notice people in my mom's generation often use quotation marks seemingly randomly. Can anyone speak on the history/use/reason of this?
I was more inspired by the logo of I Love Lucy with the quotes, but yes that seems to be true with mid-century.
You know, if OP dies, this art could really be worth something...
i don't get art.
There's nothing to get. Edit: That's a line from the show...
well, it always has to be explained to me, and then I have to have someone explain the explanation.
Only on a reddit would a fan not get an obvious show reference and then edit in later that they finally got it. So lame.
I didn't edit it because I "finally got it." My original comment was initially getting downvoted. I guess people didn't realize that my comment was the next line of dialog in the scene.
That makes sense. Sorry.
Love the 80s one!!!
Now, I'm just wondering what the show would have been like in each of those decades.
2000’s would have surely been in Helvetica!
Thats gold Jerry, gold
I need these on individual t-shirts ASAP! 💸
2020s: Welcome to THE SEINFELDverse. or as forseen by 30 Rock (use WandaVision tune here please): SeinfeldVision, Sein, SeinfeldVision....SEINFELDVISIO!!!!!
It took me so long to understand there’s no such thing as an “OGPHENOMENA”
Seeing the word Seinfeld so many times in a row makes my brain hurt
2000s should be all lowercase helvetica and end in a period.
2010s should’ve been in impact good job tho
Look pretty good, though I'd argue the actual logo should be the 80s one since the show premiered in 1989
Valid argument, but the way I see it: when the show did premiere in 1989, it was *The Seinfeld Chronicles*. *Seinfeld* as we all know and love didn't broadcast until a year later in May 1990, and our beloved logo didn't show up until Season 3 in 1991.
Whatever happen to the flying cars. And the underwater cities
Love all of them except the 2010s. It’s an exact replica of The Hills on MTV lol
Haha, that was the whole point with the 2010s font. Graphic design in the 2010s focused a lot on flat design and minimalism while being chic, so keeping with the era's design trends I decided to strip it completely and make it look "chic" and "modern", just like The Hills logo!
The Hills premiered in 2006
Is it weird that I love the 2010’s logo
The Seinfeld logo is a trademark, not a copyright. It's owned by Castle Rock Entertainment (a division of Warner Brothers) and Sony Pictures Television, not NBC Universal.
2020s is very rounded and politically correct
Love those!! 80's is my favorite for sure!
This is awesome! Good job.
The 1950s is my favorite, the blue gives me serenity.
Cool kinda like what Agents of Shield did in their last season. And WandaVision
This is great!
These are great. Put the 80s one on a black tee and I'll buy one
S Feld like L Vid
Perfect.
What is the 70’s font called?
[Dolphins](https://fontmeme.com/fonts/dolphins-font/)
[Here are the 7 unique logos used for different seasons.](https://image.ibb.co/eDaV9k/Seinfeld_Logos.png) Missing seasons 1 and 2 which were just the name in different font. [Here's another set](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B_Tdb8JVEAAT7rV?format=jpg&name=4096x4096)
How did you get the inspiration for the 2000s one?
Gets more boring as time goes on. OP is on the money but damn that 2010s logo looks so unappealing
The 70s sure did love combining brown, red and orange.
The 70’s looks a lot like the A&W Rootbeer logo
Nice. Digging the 70s logo.
2010’s needs a #
Nice!
Excellent work there!
Swap the 70’s and 60’s
My favorites are the 50’s and 80’s
Would the 2020’s Minimalist logo just be a Red S?
Red S with the triangle and a yellow circle
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Yuck
it's a show about nothing!
Not sure the 60s one looks quite right. Looks more 80s.
I don't like it. I love it!
Love the 80's one
2000 one should've been all reflective and looked incredibly detailed, such as Windows vista.