Acme Brick | Benjamin Moore & Co. | Clayton Homes | International Metalworking Companies | Johns Manville | Lubrizol | Marmon | MiTek | Mouser Electronics | Precision Steel Warehouse | Shaw Industries | TTI, Furniture: In 1980, an alternate version of this logo was introduced. Brown Shoe Group | Justin Brands | Louis, Transportation: Their current slogan is "This is fan food, not fast food." For … However, some restaurants that used the previous branded designs (from the previous logos) remained unremodeled and only updated to this logo, becoming known as simply "Restaurant". Mascot Wiki is a FANDOM Lifestyle Community. Heroes & Icons affiliate: WPLG-DT3, Jewelry: The Dairy Queen in Riverside was built in 1958. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. The Buffalo News | Business Wire The mouth was dropped in 2011 after Grey New York produced outlandish spots featuring a dapper man, played by John Behlmann , sporting a mustache, performing crazy feats for Dairy Queen replacing it. That one was demolished in 2011. The spelled out name variant used since 2007, primarily used on the signature red spoons. In 2007, the logo was modified with orange and blue stripes added onto it and the red shape evened out. Logopedia is a FANDOM Lifestyle Community. From 2006 to July 2011, the advertising focused on a large mouth with its tongue licking its large lips, which morphs into the Dairy Queen logo. This Dairy Queenwas built in 1948. The text's font itself, however, it can still be seen on some spoons and signs at some locations still having this logo. BH Media: No, they were red CGI lips emblazoned on a black background, mocking viewers with its smug smile. Berkshire Hathaway Life Insurance Company of Nebraska, https://logos.fandom.com/wiki/Dairy_Queen?oldid=2035541. It can also be seen at some newer locations and mall kiosks. This logo was used mainly as a Sign until the redesign in 2007, while the next logo is only used as a secondary logo from 2001 until the redesign in 2007. Television: The restaurants that used this logo had different branding on them, including the original flat-roof indoor-seating brand (1960–early 1970s) that replaced the drive-in from the previous logo, the mansard-roofed "Brazier" brand (early 1970s–mid 1990s), and the "Hot Eats, Cool Treats" brand which featured a flat roof and a blue blade with the logo (mid 1990s–2007). Obviously Dairy Queen's red-lips logo is so satisfied because it's recently enjoyed a … Newspapers:1 Bristol Herald Courier | Culpeper Star-Exponent | The Daily Nonpareil | Danville Register & Bee | Dothan Eagle | Eden Daily News | The Eagle | Enterprise Ledger | Grand Island Independent | Hickory Daily Record | Independent Tribune | Jackson County Floridan | Kearney Hub | The Morning News | Nelson County Times | News & Record | News & Messenger | North Platte Telegraph | Omaha World-Herald | Opelika-Auburn News | The Press of Atlantic City | Roanoke Times | Richmond Times-Dispatch | Star-Herald | Statesville Record & Landmark | The Daily Progress | The Free Lance-Star | The McDowell News | The News & Advance | The News Herald | The News Virginian | The Reidsville Review | Tulsa World | Waco Tribune-Herald | Winston-Salem Journal | York News-Times In 1960, a new wordmark was put onto a red lip background. There was another location in town which was built the same year. Ben Bridge Jeweler | Borsheim's Fine Jewelry | Helzberg Diamonds | Richline Group, Scott Fetzer: A different font was added onto the wordmark and the color of it was changed to white. MidAmerican Energy Company | NV Energy | PacifiCorp (Pacific Power | Rocky Mountain Power) | Northern Powergrid | CalEnergy Generation | Kern River Gas Transmission Company | Northern Natural Gas | HomeServices of America. 1Sale of newspapers to Lee Enterprises pending. This logo was used for drive-in restaurants, which had a signature blue blade that carried this logo. On June 22, 1940, Dairy Queen opened its first location in Joliet, Illinois. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Learn all about Dairy Queen. Cedarmont Kids - Michael, Row The Boat Ashore, ヤクルトvsオリックス バファローベルとつばみ.21 ヤクルトvsオリックス バファローベルとつばみ, https://mascots.fandom.com/wiki/The_Dairy_Queen_Lips?oldid=5574. For the majority of the time DQ Lips is on screen, he usually acts down to earth throwing in bits of humour when promoting a food item or deal, under pressure however, he can act highly unpredictable as shown in one advert where he most likely killed a girl scout during the outtakes of a commercial. Applied Underwriters | Berkshire Hathaway Assurance | Berkshire Hathaway Homestate Companies | Berkshire Hathaway Life Insurance Company of Nebraska | BoatUS | Central States Indemnity | Gateway Underwriters Agency | GEICO | Gen Re | Kansas Bankers Surety Company | Medical Protective | National Indemnity Company | Seaworthy Insurance Company | United States Liability Insurance Group | Wesco Financial, Materials and construction: An earlier version of this logo with the old font used in 2001 introduced a new brand of restaurants known as "Grill & Chill", where the exterior features stone towers and sets of red awnings that hang directly above the windows and doors; and the interior features special amenities including a lounge area, Wi-Fi bar, and self-serve beverage fountains. The pole sign with the lips logo is a rare survivor. On June 22, 1940, Dairy Queen opened its first location in Joliet, Illinois. Campbell Hausfeld | Ginsu | Kirby | World Book, Berkshire Hathaway Energy: In 2001, the wordmark was shortened to just "DQ". CORT Business Services | Jordan's Furniture | Larson-Juhl | Nebraska Furniture Mart | RC Willey Home Furnishings | Star Furniture, Apparel: This was only used as a secondary logo for packaging, cups, and signs. The Dairy Queen lips, appear to be a set of CGI disembodied human lips with red lipstick that levitate in the air, while not possessing features such as eyes, ears, or even an inner mouth he is shown to interact within the environment of the commercials as if he did.