Hi All,
I'm doing a logo for a travelling showman client and I'm wondering what you can suggest as symbols of the travelling showman, sideshow or amusement industries?
Examples; Carousel Horse, Ferris Wheel, Laughing Clown
Any suggestions are much appreciated
Sideshow Symbols?
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hi Vee - I think you covered most of them in that opening sentence!
I've always thought Wittinslow's logo was by far the best example. It was strikingly simple. (then again Witts were rumoured to have copied theirs from Conklins, Canada)
I've always thought Wittinslow's logo was by far the best example. It was strikingly simple. (then again Witts were rumoured to have copied theirs from Conklins, Canada)
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Wittingslow's will be forever AMAZING!
moomba especially will never be the same without it!
moomba especially will never be the same without it!
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Yeh the Wittingslow logo is very symbolic and you know who it is straight away when you see that logo. Remember at Hawkesbury you would see the logo on the top of the arm on the Ranger, now that's no more with it just having that planet or watever painted on there instead
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Funny that clowns faces are used a lot as symbols, there are so many people out there who hate clowns. Carousels, Ferris Wheels, they have been used over and over again.
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Indeed, this is what I am trying to avoidprincess wrote:Carousels, Ferris Wheels, they have been used over and over again.
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I know that the big dippers get a run, but what about two loops, with a train on the inside, upside down Just one thought.