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== What we are== |
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''...It all started thirteen years ago when the original CLG Wiki was created in 2007 as an alternative to "KRS logos" on closing logos descriptions. We're now a reference in the history of closing logos and a main power in the history of logo preservation...'' <br> |
''...It all started thirteen years ago when the original CLG Wiki was created in 2007 as an alternative to "KRS logos" on closing logos descriptions. We're now a reference in the history of closing logos and a main power in the history of logo preservation...'' <br> |
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A spin-off of the CLG Wiki, this site will have bumpers from "Feature Presentation", "Tracking IDs", "FBI Warning screens" and more! Enjoy! |
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We are CLG Wiki, an archive for on-screen logos and motion graphics. We're here to document trends, history, and other aspects of this form of visual design! Hope you enjoy our site! |
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We currently have [[Special:Statistics|2,336]] pages on this site. |
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== FAQ == |
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=== What's a logo, you ask? === |
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According to Michael Evamy's "Logo", a logo is one of the most powerful resources which brands have to attract attention from a global public rushed lives. They're identity marks designed to be easily recognized. Most people consider logos to be symbols containing any type of abstract or pictorial meaning, like the [[Paramount Pictures|paramountain]] or [[Walt Disney Pictures|Walt Disney's castle]]. Otherwise, a logo can also be a combination of pictorial elements, like HBO or 3M. In fact, a logo is defined as: a "unitary typographic element". Evamy points that "It can be a new name and slogan, the development of a new "brand architecture", a number of visual and corporate brands (...)". |
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=== Then, what's a closing logo? === |
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A closing logo is that little ident seen at the end of TV programming -or at least, was seen at some point. The CLG Wiki does not only include closing logos in its database but also the logos seen at the beginning or end of a movie production and release, home video tape or disc, and even video-games. |
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=== And why does this wiki exist? === |
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There's a lot of the historical TV and cinema information which needs to be preserved. We preserve those corporate idents from becoming lost to time or plastering here. We provide text descriptions of its animation as well as having it in video and image form. We can also be a reference for any graphic designer, historian, industrial designer, architects and publicists. |
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=== Why is this wiki grouped by the method of transmission of the logo and not, for example, by colors or shapes? === |
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Our wiki is first of all grouped in general by the type of transmission of the logo, if it was designed to be broadcast on TV or displayed on cinema. Then, on every section, we group the logos by the mother company (e.g., National Amusements owns Paramount Global), so those logos will be under the banner "National Amusements"). Then every logo company is listed by country. |
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=== Why most of your logo articles don't have the name of the logo designer? === |
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Many marketing products in the film industry come from old ancient designs executed by anonymous designers who thought it won't be convenient to put their name or signature on the design. |
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Today, the figure of exclusive designer like once were Saul Bass or José Cruz Novillo tends not to exist. Usually are large companies, working in the hundreds, if not thousands, of designers, and who knows if the logo itself was made by the top designer themselves or the third draftsman in the western sector of the company. In these cases we usually include the consultant who designed (If this information is available). |
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Others are so rare that we cannot know for sure who designed them, and we can only provide vague speculation. |
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'''CLG Wiki''' was launched in 2007, but a spin-off of the CLG Wiki was launched in 2012 called "'''Company Bumpers'''". |
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== Recommended bibliography == |
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== Warning screens == |
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*EVAMY, Michael, "Logo", Laurence King Publishing, New York, 2007 |
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*BASSAT, Luis, "El libro rojo de las marcas", Random House, Barcelona, 2006 |
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[[File:Seal of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.svg|center|150px]] |
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<center>For more information of Company Bumpers, please see [[Warning Screens]].</center> |
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== Coming Attractions and Feature Presentation == |
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</center><center>For more information on Company Bumpers, see [[Feature Presentation/Coming Attraction Screens]].</center> |
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</div> <div style="text-align: center;"><u><big><big><big><big><big><span style="font-family:Garamond;">'''The Closing Logo Group'''</big></big></big></big></big></u></div> |
</div> <div style="text-align: center;"><u><big><big><big><big><big><span style="font-family:Garamond;">'''The Closing Logo Group'''</big></big></big></big></big></u></div> |
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<span style="font size:90%"><div style="text-align: center;"><span style="font-family:Garamond;">The Closing Logo Group, CLG, and other related indicia are properties of Worldwide Brotherhood Corporation |
<span style="font size:90%"><div style="text-align: center;"><span style="font-family:Garamond;">The Closing Logo Group, CLG, and other related indicia are properties of Worldwide Brotherhood Corporation |
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<center>All logos described and photographed are exclusive properties of their respective owners. <br>The use of these logos to inform puts the copyrighted material on this site under fair use.</div></span> |
<center>All logos described and photographed are exclusive properties of their respective owners. <br>The use of these logos to inform puts the copyrighted material on this site under fair use.</div></span> |
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Revision as of 09:28, 6 May 2022
What we are
...It all started thirteen years ago when the original CLG Wiki was created in 2007 as an alternative to "KRS logos" on closing logos descriptions. We're now a reference in the history of closing logos and a main power in the history of logo preservation...
A spin-off of the CLG Wiki, this site will have bumpers from "Feature Presentation", "Tracking IDs", "FBI Warning screens" and more! Enjoy! We currently have 2,336 pages on this site.
CLG Wiki was launched in 2007, but a spin-off of the CLG Wiki was launched in 2012 called "Company Bumpers".
Warning screens
WARNING
Coming Attractions and Feature Presentation
The Closing Logo Group
The entertainment logo authority since 1999
The Closing Logo Group, CLG, and other related indicia are properties of Worldwide Brotherhood Corporation
All logos described and photographed are exclusive properties of their respective owners.
The use of these logos to inform puts the copyrighted material on this site under fair use.
The use of these logos to inform puts the copyrighted material on this site under fair use.
