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BBC Four Design

(February 2002)

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BR
Brekkie

BBC Four Hankys
have been revealed - do you think this could be the look - very black and white, very classical (and crap if you ask me)http://news.bbc.co.uk/olmedia/1795000/images/_1796731_emin300.jpg
http://www.pixunlimited.co.uk/sys-images/Media/Pix/pictures/2002/02/01/Emin2.jpg
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Chris4000
OMH. I hope it doesn't look like that, it looks terrible. AAAAHHHH.
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Conrad
<takes a hanky and blows nose on it> - There, that's what I think of it.. Wink
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ryan
Quote:
Conrad on 4:18 pm on Feb. 3, 2002
<takes a hanky and blows nose on it> - There, that's what I think of it.. Wink


lol yes, the contents of my hanky are more interesting. http://web.ukonline.co.uk/tv.home/forum/emoticons/cheesy.gif

It's a different design though, it makes a change from others we see these days.
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Chris4000
Yeh, very different. But not in a good way!
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ribbit
We should all get into art; the standards appear to have dropped dramactically!
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mdta
That is not the look of the channel...

The BBC have commissioned a contraversial British artist to do a sketch on napkins featuring the BBC Four Slogan, these will then be sent out as invitations to the BBC 4 Launch event in an abandoned factory in west london.
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MikeG
Quote:
mdta on 5:23 pm on Feb. 3, 2002
That is not the look of the channel...

.....sent out as invitations to the BBC 4 Launch event in an abandoned factory in west london.


Nice to know the Beeb like a bit of glamour! Lol!
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Chris4000
Quote:
mdta on 5:23 pm on Feb. 3, 2002
That is not the look of the channel...

The BBC have commissioned a contraversial British artist to do a sketch on napkins featuring the BBC Four Slogan, these will then be sent out as invitations to the BBC 4 Launch event in an abandoned factory in west london.


We know that they r just invitations but the design of the invite could be based on the look of the channel, they would try to make the invites look like their channel design, it's just logical. But lets just hope they don't, coz it looks terrible.
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thegreenfairy
It won't have anything to do with the channel look - it's just a publicity/being different thing that they are doing. It sort of makes sense if they are going to be featuring a lot of high-brow/arts programming.

My main objection is that Tracy Emin is so old now. Her big 'contraversial' piece of work everyone knows about is her unmade bed which she did in 1999 - it's like Damien Hirst and his cows - several years old and everyon'e heard about them. In fact Emin and (I think) Hirst have even been on Have I got News for You - Exactly how 'Credible and cutting-edge' is that, I ask you.

If they wanted to do something like this they ought to use a real artist from now, not someone who was a bad-girl 3 years ago and has sold out as far as she humanly could.
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Cornerstone
Indeed the chances that the design on the hankies will have anything much to do with the look of the channel is probably minimal.

However, this does not excuse them. I mean... a naked woman squatting over a dog (with a bone in its mouth) - it's so crude and weird!!!!!

What the hell is all that about?

It suggests something quite tasteless ( L!VE TV , anyone?), but the channel is actually meant to be high-brow. So why the dodgy hankies, then?

(Edited by Cornerstone at 11:17 am on Feb. 4, 2002)
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Asa Admin
Is it still down for 2nd March? BBC Four's website doesn't give any details and in this article http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/entertainment/tv_and_radio/newsid_1795000/1795750.stm published on Saturday, BBC Four is mentioned (at the bottom) as starting on the Monday, 4th March. Has a definitive date been set?

Oh, and can anyone spot the dodgy mistake on http://www.bbc.co.uk/knowledge/home/whoweare.shtml ?! Smile

Cheers, Asa

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