What does The Rolling Stones' tongue logo mean?

The Rolling Stones band logo – forever synonymous with the band – was designed by art student John Pasche in 1970, after the band became frustrated by designs provided by their label Decca. read more

The "Tongue and Lip" logo was designed by John Pasche in 1970. He said: > I wanted something anti-authority, but I suppose the mouth idea came from when I met Mick Jagger for the first time at the Stones’ offices. read more

The Story Behind The Rolling Stones Iconic “Tongue” Logo By raul on December 8, 2009 in The Rolling Stones The Rolling Stones band logo – forever synonymous with the band – was designed by art student John Pasche in 1970, after the band became frustrated by designs provided by their label Decca. read more

DESIGN ELEMENTS OF THE ROLLING STONES LOGO: The big red mouth Rolling Stones logo, also known as the “Tongue and Lip Design”, dates back to 1970, and was created by the British graphic designer John Pasche. Shape of the Rolling Stones Logo: The Rolling Stones logo actually represents the intense and rebellious mouth of Mick Jagger. read more