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===Background=== |
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This is the vanity card of ''Where's Wally''/''Where's Waldo'' creator Martin Handford. |
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===Logo (September 14, 1991-November 20, 1992)=== |
===Logo (September 14, 1991-November 20, 1992)=== |
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The Waldo Film Company (1991).png |
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Behind the scenes= |
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The Waldo Film Company (1991, painted cel).jpg|The logo's cel. |
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* On the direct-to-video features, including ''The Meanie Genie of Aladdin's Lamp'' and ''The Merry X-Mas Mix-Up!'', the logo instead says "The Where's Waldo Co." with the color arrangement changed from blue-red-blue-red to red-blue-red-blue. The copyright information doesn't list the company name this time. |
* On the direct-to-video features, including ''The Meanie Genie of Aladdin's Lamp'' and ''The Merry X-Mas Mix-Up!'', the logo instead says "The Where's Waldo Co." with the color arrangement changed from blue-red-blue-red to red-blue-red-blue. The copyright information doesn't list the company name this time. |
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'''Technique:''' The original variant is a still painted image produced by Brian A. Miller. The animated variants use cel-animation. All of them were produced in-house at [[DIC Entertainment]].<ref>https://twitter.com/bfredmuggs/status/1775508735546528161</ref> |
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'''Technique:''' Cel animation, or none. |
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'''Audio:''' The end theme of the show. |
'''Audio:''' The end theme of the show. |
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[[Category:Logos with popular characters]] |
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Latest revision as of 10:29, 26 October 2024
Background
This is the vanity card of Where's Wally/Where's Waldo creator Martin Handford.
Logo (September 14, 1991-November 20, 1992)
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Visuals: There is a light blue background with a filmstrip with a tear in the middle. Inside it is Waldo, from the Where's Waldo? book series (or Wally, depending on where you live), who then waves at us as if he was saying "hello". The logo appears behind Waldo, as well as a copyright date.
Later Variants:
- The original variant of this logo is different from the animated version. The filmstrip is slightly smaller and is completely still. "The" and "Co." are in a script-like font, while "Waldo" and "Film" are in a more professionally outlined font. The copyright date is also different, appearing in a simple black font, and says "Programme Copyright" at the beginning instead of just "Copyright".
- On the direct-to-video features, including The Meanie Genie of Aladdin's Lamp and The Merry X-Mas Mix-Up!, the logo instead says "The Where's Waldo Co." with the color arrangement changed from blue-red-blue-red to red-blue-red-blue. The copyright information doesn't list the company name this time.
Technique: The original variant is a still painted image produced by Brian A. Miller. The animated variants use cel-animation. All of them were produced in-house at DIC Entertainment.[1]
Audio: The end theme of the show.
Availability: Only seen on Where's Wally/Waldo?: The Animated Series and its later series of four direct-to-video specials.
