TVE Brasil was a Brazilian public television broadcaster located in Rio de Janeiro. Founded in November 2, 1975, it was owned by Associação de Comunicação Educativa Roquette Pinto (ACERP), until the public foundation merged with Brasilia's Radiobrás (owners of TV Nacional), creating the Empresa Brasil de Comunicação (EBC) and merging the two channels into a new one called TV Brasil.
TV Educativa do Rio de Janeiro[]
1975–1977[]
1977–1979[]
1979–1980[]
1980–1986[]
1980–1981[]
Designer:
Rui de Oliveira
Typography:
Unknown
Launched:
March 1980
1981–1986[]
Designer:
Rui de Oliveira
Typography:
Unknown
Launched:
Unknown
Alternative version
Another alternative version
Another alternative version, with word "TVE".
1982–1983[]
1986–1988[]
SVG NEEDED
TVE/Rede Brasil (first era)[]
1988–1991[]
1991[]
SVG NEEDED
1991-1992[]
SVG NEEDED
1992–1993[]
SVG NEEDED
Print logo
1993–1995[]
SVG NEEDED
1995–1996[]
SVG NEEDED
1996-1997[]
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1997[]
Designer:
Rogério Duarte
Typography:
Unknown
Launched:
January 1997
At some point in January 1997, TVE do Rio de Janeiro changed its brand, which remained until March of the same year. The logo was created by graphic designer "Rogério Duarte", as he adopted the Brazilian flag, the TV screen and the camera's eye as references for the brand. He sought to convey the notion of movement, openness and energy.
- "This set achieves its effectiveness maximum symbolic, through the use associated with other complementary signs, such as colors, sounds and movements" - explains Duarte.
TVE Brasil (first era)[]
1997–2001[]
TVE/Rede Brasil (second era)[]
2001–2005[]
Designer:
Ruth Reis
Typography:
Unknown
Launched:
Unknown
In 2001, designer Ruth Reis, from Cia de Design, was invited by Fernando Barbosa Lima to create the new brand for TVE Brasil.
The logo recover the elements from 1980/1981 logo by Rui de Oliveira, containing the book as a symbol of education and adds the diamond of the Brazilian flag, justifying the channel's new mission of being a national network.
Symbol only
An variant with the inverted black parts of the logo. Used on black backgrounds.
