The main reason the Chicago Bulls logo has never changed is probably because there was no need to change it. It's simple, effective and recognisable; it stands out and it has a domineering energy.

Don C., the first Creative Strategy and Design Advisor at the Bulls, ... An embroidered Bulls logo on the chest and ’66 logo patch on the back work together to complete the look.

Others attempted to 'fix' the new kit design by turning the Red Bull logo blue. For the record, Leeds did play in red for a time back in 1973. Nevertheless, ...

Morgan made similar design choices when she went viral in July for her reimagining of the Chicago Bulls logo. That design featured the iconic Michael Jordan shrug hidden in the bull head.

The Chicago Bulls recently unveiled their 2024 NBA Cup Court design. The new court debuted in a game against the Atlanta Hawks on Friday, which the Bulls won 136-122.

According to university archives, the logo could be based on the design for “Buster the Bull” created in 1954 by Stuart Hample, a 1950 UB graduate who became a renowned children’s author ...

A lot of fans love the design with its subtle references and beefier bull, and it's even won over even some cynics. "The Bulls logo is so iconic and timeless that it feels like a crime when ...