United States Postal Service Logo
Navy Angular Negative Space
What catches our eye is the clever use of negative space to form the eagle's profile without drawing a single outline for the bird itself.
- Color
- Navy 405
- Industry
- Government 31 Logistics 37 Public Services 20
- Location
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United States 1659
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United States Postal Service logo colors
The United States Postal Service logo colors are navy blue (#004B87) and white (#FFFFFF).
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About the United States Postal Service logo
The USPS logo features a stylized eagle head formed by negative space within a tilted, parallelogram-shaped block. The design is composed of sharp, angular lines that create a sense of forward motion and speed. The primary color is a deep blue (#004b87), which contrasts with the white cut-out shapes. A small, circular emblem containing the letters 'US' sits in the lower right corner, adding a secondary point of focus. The overall composition is flat and geometric, relying on the interplay of solid and empty space to define the iconic bird silhouette.
About United States Postal Service
The United States Postal Service is an independent agency of the executive branch of the United States federal government responsible for providing postal service. It is headquartered at L'Enfant Plaza and began operations in 1971.
