Bravest Warriors

Created by Pendleton Ward
Executive Producers: Breehn Burns, Will McRobb & Chris Viscardi, and Fred Seibert

Good day Internet warriors! Today we want to share with you the evolution of the Bravest Warriors logo. First we have the King of the Beardos Pen Ward’s concept logo. Next we have logo 2.0 from our very own Breehn Burns. And finally, the consummated version that you will see and love at the beginning of each episode, also from Breehn! What exactly inspired Breehn on his finalized logo design? According to him: ‘I was inspired by early video games, jukeboxes and pinball machines. I tried to find a way to say the show takes place in the future but has a warm, smaller feel to it. I wanted the lettering to express the team’s personality as much as possible, and the 8-bit bee is just funny to me. Chris isn’t even sure why he has bee-themed weapons, and he’s not that into it, yet it’s the glorious emblem of his team.’ So that’s what puts the ‘b’ in Bravest Warriors! What do you think folks? Do you like the final logo? Have a personal favorite? Want to share your own version of our logo? Then you should tell us what you think, submit your version of the logo as fan art and remember to follow us on twitter and subscribe to our Cartoon Hangover YouTube channel for all the up-to-date news! (Source: bravestwarriors.cartoonhangover.com)

August 27, 2012

Good day Internet warriors! Today we want to share with you the evolution of the Bravest Warriors logo.

First we have the King of the Beardos Pen Ward’s concept logo. Next we have logo 2.0 from our very own Breehn Burns. And finally, the consummated version that you will see and love at the beginning of each episode, also from Breehn!

What exactly inspired Breehn on his finalized logo design? According to him:

‘I was inspired by early video games, jukeboxes and pinball machines. I tried to find a way to say the show takes place in the future but has a warm, smaller feel to it.

I wanted the lettering to express the team’s personality as much as possible, and the 8-bit bee is just funny to me. Chris isn’t even sure why he has bee-themed weapons, and he’s not that into it, yet it’s the glorious emblem of his team.’

So that’s what puts the ‘b’ in Bravest Warriors!

What do you think folks? Do you like the final logo? Have a personal favorite? Want to share your own version of our logo?

Then you should tell us what you think, submit your version of the logo as fan art and remember to follow us on twitter and subscribe to our Cartoon Hangover YouTube channel for all the up-to-date news!

(Source: bravestwarriors.cartoonhangover.com)