TWICE Logo PNG
The Twice logo is sleek, flexible, and fluid. The sign is like dancing girls creating joint compositions and figures on the stage. The emblem conveys female energy, teamwork, and the attractive, alluring sound of the group’s songs.
Twice: Brand overview
| Founded: | 2015–present |
| Founder: | JYP Entertainment |
| Headquarters: | Seoul, South Korea |
| Website: | twice.jype.com |
Meaning and History
In December 2013, JYPE (JYP Entertainment) announced the formation of a youth girl group to debut in 2014. At the beginning of the year, the first two participants in the project, which bore the code name 6MIX, were approved. That is, he indicated that the composition would include six people.
However, the appearance of the team on the stage, scheduled for the 2014th year, was canceled due to the departure of two girls. Then J. Y. Park (producer, singer, and songwriter) announced that the final number of performers would be determined as part of the Sixteen show. The show was aired on the Mnet channel. After seven participants were named, the organizer announced that it would accept two more candidates. The audience offered one, and the second was chosen by Park himself, as he understood: the team must have a person with excellent musical abilities.
The name of the group is symbolic. Its concept is that the girls touch the audience’s hearts twice: once with beauty, the second with singing. That is, they conquer both with their appearance and vocals. Moreover, the name “Twice” was proposed by J. Y. Park himself. But at first, he put a different meaning in it: for the fans’ loyalty, the performers will return them twice as much love in their songs. It was the name that became the key element of the logo. It only contains text, which has been partially converted into a graphic sign.
In the visual symbolism of the musical group, the meaning of the word “Twice” is played. For the icon, the designers used the first two letters. The largest is “T.” It is handwritten in italics. The right side of the cap has a pointed end extending upwards; the left side is lowered and made even. In general, the crossbar resembles a wave because it is depicted with smooth changes in height that imitate handwriting. The leg of the first letter is also rounded. It is turned to the right and harmoniously transforms into the “w” symbol. In the middle, it has a loop-shaped heart. Then the line goes up and ends with a miniature hook-shaped protrusion.
The lower inscription, on the contrary, is strict, clear, angular. It contrasts sharply with the icon and speaks of the composure and coherence of the musical team. The letters are small but bold and capitalized, so they are visible on a white background. The “E” and “T” have shortened protruding strokes, so they appear clipped. There is also a version of the logo without an inscription – with a “cardiogram” of the heart. The rhythm of its beating is presented schematically, with evenly distributed angular splashes and falls, as well as with a small heart.
Twice: Interesting Facts
Twice, JYP Entertainment created a girl group from South Korea on a reality show called “Sixteen,” they first appeared on the scene on October 20, 2015. The group has nine members: Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Jihyo, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung, and Tzuyu. They’re known for their catchy songs, lively performances, and the varied backgrounds of the members, quickly climbing the ranks to become a top group in the K-pop world.
- Diverse Group: Members come from South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan, making the group appealing in Asia and worldwide.
- Hits Galore: Their first song, “Like OOH-AHH,” hit 100 million views on YouTube, a first for a K-pop debut. Other songs like “TT” and “Likey” have also racked up millions of views.
- Cultural Phenomenon: “Cheer Up,” from their second EP, won several Song of the Year awards in 2016. Sana’s “Shy, shy, shy” became an instant catchphrase in South Korea.
- Chart Success: They’ve topped music charts in South Korea and made it onto international charts like the Billboard World Albums Chart and Japan’s Oricon Albums Chart.
- Social Media Stars: With millions of followers on Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube, Twice has a huge online presence that connects them with fans, known as ONCE.
- Fashion Icons: Twice members are known for their fashion sense, often setting trends in South Korea and beyond.
- World Tours: The group has gone on several world tours, performing in Asia, North America, and Europe, and tickets have sold out quickly.
- Exciting Comebacks: Twice’s new releases are eagerly awaited, often introducing new styles that showcase their artistic range.
- Award Winners: Since their debut, Twice has won many awards, including top prizes at major South Korean music awards, underscoring their significance in K-pop.
- Giving Back: Beyond music, Twice members participate in philanthropy, showing their commitment to community causes through donations and campaigns.
Twice’s story is one of skill, hard work, and the support of a diverse and passionate fanbase. Their music breaks cultural and geographical barriers, making them a key player on the global music stage.
Font and Colors
The developers chose Avant Garde Gothic Bold as the main font. It is geometric grotesque, flat, and sleek. The base color of the emblem is red; the additional color is pink.
Twice color codes
| Neon Red | Hex color: | #f71b1b |
|---|---|---|
| RGB: | 247 27 27 | |
| CMYK: | 0 89 89 3 | |
| Pantone: | PMS Bright Red C |
