The image was enclosed into a gradient blue square frame and had a corporate gray Adobe logo in the bottom left corner of the badge. This time it was a bright and colorful insignia with a gradient blue and green background and an image of the electric tower with several lighting bolts around it. In 2001 the After Effects logo was redesigned again. Everything else remained untouched, including the double blue and black square framing of the logo. The only difference between the new and the previous badges was in the number in the bottom right corner of the gray square. 1999 – 2001Ī few months later, the 4.1 version of After Effects was released, hence the logo had to be redesigned again. The “4.0” version number was set in the bottom right corner of the badge, pointing to the version of the software. The bold “3” was replaced by the “4”, which was taller, and was drawn in thinner white lines, with a thinner black outline. The logo used by the After Effects in 1999 was executed in a monochrome color palette, with the gray color as the main one.
The thin white details on the badge were now colored black, and the “AE” lettering was replaced by the bold white digit “3” in a thin black outline.
The redesign of 1995 introduced a brighter version of the previous logo, with the light gray replaced by its darker shade, and the white circle - by the one in two shades of blue.
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