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Here's a little teaser to exercise those mid-week graphic brain cells.

What is this? And who designed it? (And no looking it up on Wikipedia.)

UPDATE: Michael has emailed me to say that he thinks this is much, much too easy. I bet it's in that book that he was telling us about last week.

Comments

[Richard]

I know, I know. It's like an old friend; being from The 'ham it's a very familier sight: childhood memories of passing through Longbridge... I won't say to give someone else a chance.

[davidthedesigner]

Ah, but Richard, do you know who designed it?

[Richard]

Alas no. And it's killing me right now.

[Brad Brooks]

It's British Leyland. I have no idea who designed it - maybe FletcherForbesGill or Wolff Olins?

[davidthedesigner]

Ah, so question one really was much, much too easy. But no, it wasn't FletcherForbesGill or Wolff Olins.

[Brad Brooks]

Was it FHK Henrion?

[davidthedesigner]

Spot on, Brad. There's a story (sort of) behind this, though - I'll post about it tomorrow.

[Brad Brooks]

Excellent. Can't wait til tomorrow!

[Richard]

Thanks Brad, you've put me out of my misery.

[ian Dennis]

Actually I think I did the artwork for the Leyland logo. But it might have been Peter! I do remember many hours in a darkroom producing copies of it for presentations