This colourful logo was used by Channel 4 from its launch on 2 November 1982; however, the basic design has been used from its inception, with minor design element changes since. On screen, the symbol would appear as computer animated blocks hurled onto the screen.

Sep 25, 2024 · The Channel 4 logo is an original reflection of the idea of broadcasting. Channel 4 television waves are everywhere. The emblem shows reliability and constancy, excellent picture quality, and a stable wide audience.

The Channel 4 logo is the central axis of all but 2 of the scenes that form the idents as the camera continually loops through the logo. The ident package consists of 5 idents, each of which uses five of 25 filmed pieces, produced using a mixture of live action, animation, and CGI.

Starting on November 30, 2022, the background is inverted, the Channel 4 logo is now in white and the ITN logo is also changed to reflect the current ITN logo. Similar with the Made in Chelsea variants from last time, the logo may be seen on a red, pink, or blue background .

The logo was updated on 28 February 2019; two blocks in the Channel 4 logo were coloured yellow and cyan respectively, with one side of the cyan block being slanted. Channel 4 relaunches All 4 with a new visual identity, new iOS app and a trial ad-free service - …

On May 3, 2023 [1], to help promote the Channel 4 corporate rebrand, the ident was updated to feature a more dramatic jingle, different soundscape, and replaced the white Channel 4 logo with a neon green logo.

The re-establishment of Channel 4’s logo, alongside a singular masterbrand colour, sit at the brand’s heart. The 4 is ‘a traveller, guiding us through a universe of Altogether Different content’. This narrative functions practically across the brand system, forming a core brand principle ‘4 leads’—the basis for lockup and layout frameworks.

Apr 26, 2020 · Logos of Channel 4. The following 17 files are in this category, out of 17 total.

The award winning Channel Four identity was designed in 1982 by Robinson Lambie-Nairn. They won the initial pitch against Michael Peters and Wolf Olins. From their initial presentation Lambie-Nairn researched Channel Four’s philosophy and seized the fact that they would be buying all their programmes in, so Channel Four would be a patchwork.

To create a unique viewing experience, the Channel 4 logo moves through more than sixty gradients across the various platforms. The colour combinations maximise variation across each brand touchpoint to further enhance the ‘Altogether Different’ idea.