British broadcaster Channel 4 has a legacy of taking creative risks, even in its own branding. So when it came to creating its new idents-short sequences between programming that identify a channel-it approached them not just as promotional material but as a massive public art project. Channel 4’s series of idents, debuting on June 14,…
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