The "da" signature would come later in mid-2001. This logo was used with the site's Version 2. This is the first logo to contain the mascot.
2002–2003
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This logo was also used with the site's Version 2.
deviantART
2003–2010
2003–2005
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Trebuchet
Launched:
Unknown
The logo was used with Version 3 and some of Version 4 of the site. This main type of logo and font would remain in use until 2010. The DA signature is still used for when images aren't available for preview on DeviantArt and the Sta.sh.
2005–2010
2005–2006
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Trebuchet (modified)
Launched:
Unknown
The logo was used with the site's Version 4.
2006–2008
The logo was used with the site's Version 5, codenamed "Minish".
2008–2010
The logo was used with the site's Version 6, codenamed "Sleek".
2010–2014
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Klavika (modified)
Launched:
Unknown
The logo was used with the site's Version 7. Signature still used for when images can't be previewed on DeviantArt and the Sta.sh.
deviantART was rebranded as DeviantArt, and launched a new logo designed by Moving Brands on December 4, 2014. This logo dropped the 13-year-old 'da' monogram for a new more abstract approach. The logo is in a shade of green called "DeviantArt Green" (#05CC47). The wordmark is an altered version of Klim Type Foundry's Calibre (not to be confused with Calibri), where characters can be partially cut-off at or line up with 62°, the same angle in which the symbol leans. This is still used on some parts of the website.
“This is who we are at our essence. When I say “we,” I mean you, too. We are not a company or a brand or a website—we are a community united in our love and support of art and artists. Our new look is not designed to compete or keep up with other companies, brands or websites—it’s designed to tell our story and showcase our art and artists in the best possible way. We are DeviantArt.”