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Flat graphic of the 1976 Montreal Olympics emblem in white, centered on a red diagonal stripe cutting across a black rounded-corner field.
Summary
A three-color retro sports graphic: the white outlined Montreal 1976 Olympic emblem sits dead-center on a wide red diagonal band slicing across a black shape with two large rounded corners.
Visual description
The black field fills most of the frame but is clipped by big quarter-round corners at top-left and bottom-right, letting the white background carve into it. A thick red stripe runs corner to corner at roughly 45 degrees, and the emblem, a stylized "M" of rounded columns over three interlocking rings, is drawn in clean white line work at its center. No text anywhere; the composition relies purely on shape, angle, and the black-red-white triad.
Key takeaway
A single diagonal band instantly injects motion into an otherwise static, symmetrical logo lockup. The oversized rounded corners echo the emblem's pill-shaped geometry, tying container and mark together.
Reuse notes
A model for presenting a line-drawn logo with maximum drama and minimum ink: one accent color, one angle, one mark. Suited to sports, event, or heritage-brand graphics. The diagonal placement needs generous clear space; it fights busy layouts.
