Henson Independent Properties: Difference between revisions
One of my most mysterious finds ever. If anyone can help me crack the code on this company's history and use dates, let me know. |
m God it's the WORST when this happens smh |
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'''Logo:''' A mandela-like green and blue object with white markings inside that in turn have triangle and circle shapes in them and a spiky star-shaped center bounces in from the right. When it hits the left side, it bounces back and turns magenta and orange. The orange text "HiP" with a magenta trademark to its right appears to the mandela's right. The magenta text "Distributed by" appears above "HiP". The logo zooms in very slightly. |
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'''Technique:''' 2D computer animation. |
'''Technique:''' 2D computer animation. |
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Revision as of 17:24, 18 December 2022
AlmightyKingPrawn
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Logo: A mandela-like green and blue object with white markings inside that in turn have triangle and circle shapes in them and a spiky star-shaped center bounces in from the right. When it hits the left side, it bounces back and turns magenta and orange. The orange text "HiP" with a magenta trademark to its right appears to the mandela's right. The magenta text "Distributed by" appears above "HiP". The logo zooms in very slightly.
Technique: 2D computer animation.
Music/Sounds: 4 acoustic guitar notes.
Availability: One place it appears is uploads of The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin on the official The Jim Henson Company YouTube channel. When the logo was in use, not to mention anything about the company at all such as whether its similarities to the HIT Entertainment logo are a coincidence or it is a subsidiary of them or perhaps Henson, remains completely mysterious.
