Design features sun baked red rock vistas, cotton, and citrus.

Design features sun baked red rock vistas with the Colorado River, Cotton, and Citrus.

Design features prominent historical economic drivers (cotton, cattle, sunshine, citrus) in concert with the recognizable topographical features Arizona is famous for in an O’otham Indian basket motif.

It uses both the Arizona state and flag as well as the orange color found in citrus. It also features the words of "America 250". Lastly, the western font of the letters "AZ" embodies the history of our western state.

The emblem in the center of the logo is the Arizona flag. The five yellow and red pillars on the outside represent the 5 C's of Arizona: Copper, Citrus, Cattle, Climate, and Cotton. The blue in between the pillars represents the Colorado river in the Grand Canyon, as Arizona is known as "The Grand Canyon State". Finally, the text in the circle around the Emblem says Arizona, along with 250 to represent the 250 years of the United States.

The logo shows the colors of our state The orange and yellow show how our state is warm and hot.

The logo conveys Arizona's participation in the Semiquincentennial celebration using official colors of the America250 logo combined with elements from Arizona's state flag and distinct state silhouette.

Inspired by national park badges, this America250 logo uses both Arizona state flag and American flag colors. Centrally located is a saguaro representing Arizona’s unique desert landscape, and featured in the “O” in Arizona is our iconic copper star from the Arizona state flag.

This logo emblem visually represents Arizona by integrating iconic symbols and elements. It features a desert landscape, highlighting the state's official plant and bird, set against mountain landmarks. The emblem’s rim, resembling the sun, uses geometric triangular shapes inspired by Native American patterns, reflecting the community's influence on the state. The prominent "Arizona 250" ties into America250. Warm hues convey Arizona’s climate, while blues represent the state gem, turquoise. The stars on each side add a patriotic touch, linking the design to the Arizona state flag.

My logo represents true Arizona. In the logo you will find a cactus, which is one of the plants that the beautiful Arizona identifies with. In the logo you will also find the 5 C's, copper as the border color, cattle, citrus, climate and cotton represented by yarn. These are the 5 staples of Arizona and I feel the font and style of the design shows the rustic touch we have here in our state and represents our history.