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Twelve polls of Christmas: What is your favourite Eurovision logo of the 2010s?

  • Posted on December 24, 2019January 4, 2021
  • byEsma Jansen
Eurovision 2010 to 2019 Logos

This year at wiwibloggs, we are celebrating the festive season with a series of different polls. For the next few days, we’re going to stuff your stockings with a selection of end-of-decade Eurovision votes. Consider this a unique riff on the classic “Twelve Days of Christmas” carol.

Whether you celebrate Christmas or not, you can join us and let us know your thoughts for each and every poll.

Eurovision logos: 2010 to 2019

From shining stars to colourful butterflies to burning flames, Eurovision organisers know how to dream up a logo. Which Eurovision logo of the past decade is your favourite?

Eurovision 2010: Intersecting circles

Eurovision 2010 in Oslo, Norway was the 55th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest – and the first one of the 2010s. The theme art, a series of intersecting circles, was supposed to represent the gathering of people and the diversity of emotions evoked by the contest. The black, gold and pink logo rested on a white base.

Eurovision 2011: A beating heart

Eurovision 2011 took place in Düsseldorf, Germany. Inspired by the year’s motto — “feel your heart best” —  the logo was a heart made from neon-coloured lines.

Eurovision 2012: A flower with petals of fire

The city of Baku, Azerbaijan had the honour to host Eurovision 2012. Azerbaijan is known as ‘’The Land of Fire’’ and this laid the foundations for that year’s logo — a flower with petals of fire.

Eurovision 2013: A butterfly

Eurovision 2013, held in Malmö, Sweden, opted for a butterfly. Its wings featured an array of colours and textures. It represented something small which can start powerful. Such big movements nod to a phenomenon known as the butterfly effect, whereby a flap from one butterfly can start a hurricane.

Eurovision 2014: A diamond

Diamonds are forever, forever, forever — so sang Shirley Bassey. And the Eurovision 2014 logo is certainly one that lives long in the memory. The theme art comprised a blue and purple diamond, within which sat the generic Eurovision Song Contest logo. The hashtag and slogan “#JoinUs” nestled at the centre of the precious jewel.

Eurovision 2015: A wave of spheres

The 60th running of Eurovision produced a logo that was heavy on symbolism. Based on the slogan ‘’Building Bridges”, it depicted a wave made up of many spheres, meant to represent diversity and the bridging of connections and encounters people experience on a constant basis. The colours of the theme highlighted individualism whilst simultaneously representing the building of musical bridges and the diversity and variety of the artists, songs and audience. These were the organisers’ words, not ours!

Eurovision 2016: A dandelion clock

The logo for Stockholm 2016 depicted a variety of sparkling seeds, which combined into one glittering seed head. According to the powers that be, the logo can be interpreted “in different ways, and we liked the idea to start from a dandelion. Most people can relate to it. It has an enormous growth potential; it is widespread across Europe and it can move’’.

Eurovision 2017: A namysto

Eurovision 2017 took place in Kiev and, as with 2012, the visuals had a uniquely local flavour. The logo was inspired by a namysto — a traditional Ukrainian necklace that represents protection, beauty and health, with each bead on the necklace having a unique design.

eurovision 2017 logo celebrate diversity kyiv

Eurovision 2018: Various oceanic motifs

“All Aboard!” was the slogan for Lisbon 2018. And the visual design certainly went all in with the maritime theme. It centred around various oceanic motifs which alluded to Lisbon and Portugal’s location on the Atlantic coast and to the country’s seafaring tradition. Alongside the main emblem, which depicted a stylised seashell, twelve supplemental emblems were created to represent different aspects of a marine ecosystem.

Eurovision 2019: A star

The last Eurovision of this decade took place in Tel Aviv, Israel. The logo consisted of layered triangles designed to resemble a star, reflecting “the stars of the future” coming to Tel Aviv. It suited the contest’s slogan, “Dare to Dream”.

Eurovision 2019 logo dare to dream

What is your favourite Eurovision logo of the 2010s?

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ESCFan2009
ESCFan2009
2 years ago

Voted for 2013 (also loved the butterfly in every clip) and 2019 (very modern, smooth, elegant)

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Cookie Nation
Cookie Nation
2 years ago

Omg, the logos just got better and better with the years. 2010 was probably the worst eurovision year of the decade in all aspects except for the winner, and its logo is a joke. My faves are 2019 (very charismatic), 2018 (out of the box) and 2014 (creative and innovative).

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Stevan
Stevan
2 years ago

Voted for 2015 overall because it is simply the best logo and music to go along with it imo, but in 2013 the graphic design of the butterfly and it being incorporated into the postcards is simply amazing

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Jehehe
Jehehe
2 years ago

Well the one from 2020 is really different compared to this decade?

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Lesbi honest
Lesbi honest
2 years ago

I voted for Malmö’s butterfly. I not only like the design of it, but also how it was incorporated into the postcards and the overall contest.

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Matt
Matt
2 years ago

Hello? We are talking about about the ESC, where the heart is already inclueded. 2011!

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noGeoblock
noGeoblock
2 years ago

Without a doubt 2017 (to me, i’ll explain why). Not the best contest, but by far the best Graphic Design.

Traditional, modern, diverse. Very eye-catching.
Great job!

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Lauren
Lauren
2 years ago

I can’t decide which of them is the best but I definitely know that 2010 one is the worst. It doesn’t symbolise anything, just a cheap logo on a white font.

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Kirby
Kirby
2 years ago

Why has the poll been closed so early? The Tel Aviv 2019 star is the blandest, weakest logo of the decade. Terribly dull and boring!

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Padraig Muldoon
Admin
Padraig Muldoon
2 years ago
Reply to  Kirby

I don’t know what happened, but I’ve reopened it.

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Kirby
Kirby
2 years ago

Malmö 2013 butterfly. Absolutely!!!

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Edouard
Edouard
2 years ago

Why is the poll already closed?

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Bravotica Bromance
Bravotica Bromance
2 years ago

1. 2018 maritime realness
2. 2015 snatching the wave
3. 2012 the rosebud
4. 2019 you‘re a star, now sashay away
5. 2014 eleganza extravaganza
6. 2017 she is working those balls around her neck
7. 2016 going viral
8. 2011 feel your heart tuck
9. 2013 great logo butterface
10. 2010 Logo on a dime

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Alaska
Alaska
2 years ago
Reply to  Bravotica Bromance

HAHAHA! You’re a genius! <3

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Jo.
Jo.
2 years ago

Malmo’s butterfly, definitely.

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Jo.
Jo.
2 years ago
Reply to  Jo.

How come the triangles are winning this poll? It’s one of the worst!

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Campbell Grace
Campbell Grace
2 years ago

I like 2013, 2014, 2016 and 2018 the most

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Polegend Godgarina
Polegend Godgarina
2 years ago

from my favorite to least favorite:
1. the necklace (2017)
2. the butterfly (2013)
3. the starfish (2012)
4. the wave (2015)
5. the heart (2011)
6. the doodles (2018)
7. the diamond (2014)
8. the judaism (2019)
9. the virus (2016)
10. the nonsensical cheap design (2010)

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sitr
sitr
2 years ago
Reply to  Polegend Godgarina

lol, the 2019 = triangles and horns galore
they are not even hiding

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noGeoblock
noGeoblock
2 years ago
Reply to  sitr

oh, hi, Racism! nice to see you.

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