Both are great mocks - and really achievable too if the BBC wanted to make an effort. I get that money is tight, but at the same time, they’ve had a long time to produce a new visual identity for the News division. @WestKnight’s has also shown what evolution looks like as well if they wanted to keep a similar visual identity.
I still laugh that ABC News was able to relaunch EVERYTHING in one go back in 2017, but yet the BBC, a media organisation 10x the size of the ABC, does this lazy half done effort that started 12 months ago.
It was axed in 2011, before returning in 2012, then being axed again in 2014 alongside Wake Up, and the early and morning news. Late night news bulletins are now for special occasions only
At one point, Ten also broadcast the Late News on weekends but these disappeared by the mid-noughties.
I also remember there was quite an uproar when the Late News and Sports Tonight were merged in 2006, however the Friday editions remained separate so that the latter show could recap the night’s sports results.
With the recent axing of Ten 7 Aotearoa (formerly Police Ten 7), what if TVNZ brought back Crimewatch?
Unlike Ten 7, Crimewatch was a series of monthly specials which opened police files and invited us as New Zealanders to help fight crime via the toll-free phone hotline.
Here’s a customised Crimewatch logo in which I made.
Green on green, and extra green. The colour scheme is based on that in their promo stings, while the 3 was placed in a box like others, instead of randomly placing on top of the wordmark.
Ok so as this was brought up in another thread, I thought that I would muster the courage to make an attempt at going back to the future with the following. Basically I started with a screen grab that I had saved years ago that didn’t contain the word mark and then I just adjusted the colouring and painted the balls that make up Australia. I then added the word mark.
As you can tell I absolute love the orange and blue motif, and like I alluded to in another thread it would be awesome for it to make a comeback.