Bluebird Films Logo PNG
Due to the mirror and gradient effects, the Bluebird Films logo looks very lightweight and aerial – an impression that is only reinforced by the slim female figure on the left.
Established in the 2000s, Bluebird Films keeps releasing new porn movies with enviable regularity. Started by a businessman from Great Britain, Paul Baxendale-Walker, who is better known under his pseudonym Paul Chaplin, today the studio based in California, an covers the whole international market.
Bluebird Films offers high quality pornography videos in all the possible categories. They can be found online on the best premium platforms, and have millions of fans from all over the globe.
What is Bluebird Films?
Bluebird Films is the name of one of the largest and most popular porn studios not only in Great Britain, but in the whole world. The studio was established in 2009, by a pretty famous figure, Paul Chaplin, who used to work in different industries, including pornography, before.
Meaning and history
Old
On the previous version of the logo, the winged female was all white without any gradient, which gave her a more solid look. There wasn’t a mirror reflection below the lettering, which can be seen on the current logo.
Today
Emblem
The current logo can be broken into three parts. The most eye-catching one is the word “bluebird” in (surprise, surprise!) blue. The two “b’s” and the “d” create a visual “rhyme.” Also, the first and the last letters are each other’s mirror reflections – the fact that adds up to the overall mirror theme. Next, you can see the lettering “films” in dark grey. The letters are thinner, but they seem to belong to the same type.
The highlight of the logo, though, is the graceful female figure on the left. Because of the gradient, it’s barely seen, and its “flying” quality is emphasized.
Font
The distinctive feature of the type is the combination of soft, rounded shapes with a couple of sharper angular elements (the top end of the “l” or the “i,” for instance). There’s also a characteristic link between the “f” and the “i.”
Colors
The rich shade of blue on the Bluebird Films logo looks bright and saturated in combination with the dark grey.
