VexXtra/Logos

1981-1987
On August 20, 1981, VexXtra was officially launched, it was designed by Albert Loriminsky.

1987-1992
On August 10, 1987, VexXtra discontinued its original 1981 look and replaced its now-familiar wordmark, which is stylized as “vexXtra”. The logo was done by a Camburgian-American graphic designer Rachel Schlummer.

1992-1997
Introduced with a poster for the new season of When the Time Changes on July 20, 1992, VexXtra reveals a new logo and modified it’s 1987 look, but with a different font (Larkin Pro and stylized font), branding era (Maxivaldo), and a new jingle based on the original 1981 jingle. The logo was designed by Chermayeff & Geismar.

1997-2008
On August 18, 1997, VexXtra officially changed its new logo, it was designed by Caleb Lourmincky, a Camburgian-American motion graphic designer. The first era launched on August 18, 1997 is called “Watch Party” was done entirely by Gianluigi Toccafondo, an Italian artist. The second era launched on August 11, 1998 is called “Spotlight Void” was done by Mary-Anne Weiglet, a Camburgian-American motion graphic designer. The third and final era launched on May 18, 2004 is called “Popularities” was done by Mick Staumise, a Camburgian-American animator, illustrator, artist and anthology concept artist.

2008-2015
On May 12, 2008, VexXtra officially changes its new logo. It was designed by Marvin Heickemann, its logo consists of the word “vexXtra”, in green, next to the word is the green circle. Inside the circle, there are two stylized letters “V” in white and “X” in red, representing the yes and no symbols. The first era launched on May 12, 2008 is called “Gossamisous” was done entirely by Yoriko Mizushiri, a Japanese illustrator. The second era launched on July 18, 2010 is called “Slideshow” was done by Milton Luzbury, a Camburgian-American motion graphics designer. The third and final era launched on December 12, 2012 is called “Featureless” was done by Veronica L. Montaño, a Swiss artist.

2015-2021
On June 15, 2015, VexXtra officially changed its new logo, with this era launched on June 15, 2015 is called “Modern High-Tech” was done by Yoriko Mizushiri, a Japanese illustrator and Natalia Mierckendos, a Greek-Camburgian-American motion graphic designer and visual effects designer.

2021-present
On August 12, 2021, VexXtra discontinued its 1987 look, and replaced with a new logo with its similar 1981 look, but the word is now futuristic. The logo was designed by Framestick Labs. This channel rebrand era “Choose One of This Genres” is a homage to the 1989 First Choice branding era.