Wireless Futures Logos Archive - 2001

Chronological Order

Highlights

Logo 1 is the first design containing a signal tower and lightning bolts which has since been modified to form Logo 4 and Logo 5. Logo 2 contains a satelitte dish radiating waves and "Futures" sliding in place, representing speed.
Logo 2 contains a satelitte dish radiating waves and "Futures" sliding in place, representing speed.

Logo 3 is a digital interpretation using radiating waves instead of lightning bolts.

Logo 3 is a digital interpretation using radiating waves instead of lightning bolts.

Logo 5 is a modified version based on suggestions at the end of June PBS meeting. It integrats a signal tower with lightning bolts bouncing across the screen, ending with the signal received by a wireless laptop user. ( logo 3 + logo 4 )

Logo 4 is an integration of previous designs, showing signal tower sending lightning bolts and shocking the words "Wireless Futures" as they appear.

Logo X is the spoof of Logo 5. Make sure your speakers are on for this one. :-)
Logo 5 is a modified version based on suggestions at the end of June PBS meeting. It integrats a signal tower with lightning bolts bouncing across the screen, ending with the signal received by a wireless laptop user. ( logo 3 + logo 4 )

Logo 10 is logo 9 modified, with signals radiating from the orbiting space satellite and both text sliding into their places.

Logo X is the spoof of Logo 5. Make sure your speakers are on for this one. :-) Logo 12 combines laptopman, radiating signal, moving space satellite, signal beams, PDA, cellphone, and zapped text.
Logo 6 is an attempt to add ZING to the logo, but I think it just got really corny since it was Friday evening. Logo 13 is logo 9 modified, with both wireless and futures zapped and the satellite orbitting earth twice. Longest animation so far.
Logo 7 has mountains and no corny dialog... dunno if the ZING has been added yet. Logo 16 is logo 15 with a bigger earth, a red dot for signal source instead of a signal tower, and red radiating signals instead of black ones.
Logo 8 is logo 7 with a little adjustments. Couldn't get the 3-D effect I wanted because Flash wouldn't import the drop shadow I inserted in illustrator. Laptopman now has outlines. Logo 17 has the flip phone receiving a signal, then sending a signal out to earth. on the way there the WF text fades in a letter at a time as the wave signal passes.
Logo 9 is a brand new logo after feedback from the July 11th PBS meeting. It contains a satellite orbiting earth and also text animation techniques used in logo 2. Logo X2 is an interpretation of the flip phone as a flipper for a pinball machine and bouncing the globe. as the globe makes contact with the text they appear. no zap.

Logo 10 is logo 9 modified, with signals radiating from the orbiting space satellite and both text sliding into their places.

Logo 18 is me playing with the Chinese word processor. It uses logo 17's concept except my chinese shows up in the middle.

Logo 11 has a satellite in the middle radiating out the title text. The shortest logo so far. Quick and clean, but the satellite might need some adjustments to look more like a satellite.

 
Logo 12 combines laptopman, radiating signal, moving space satellite, signal beams, PDA, cellphone, and zapped text.  
Logo 13 is logo 9 modified, with both wireless and futures zapped and the satellite orbitting earth twice. Longest animation so far.  
Logo 14 is Logo 13 with a different font.  
Logo 15 has a signal tower radiating out on top of the earth. signal received by a flip phone, which opens up into the first half of the "W" in Wireless. New font created using the open flip phone and the text is "typed out" like in logo 3.  
Logo 16 is logo 15 with a bigger earth, a red dot for signal source instead of a signal tower, and red radiating signals instead of black ones.  
Logo X2 is an interpretation of the flip phone as a flipper for a pinball machine and bouncing the globe. as the globe makes contact with the text they appear. no zap.  
Logo 17 has the flip phone receiving a signal, then sending a signal out to earth. on the way there the WF text fades in a letter at a time as the wave signal passes.  
Logo 18 is me playing with the Chinese word processor. It uses logo 17's concept except my chinese shows up in the middle.