Very creative! For the flagship TV channel of Wales, and arguably the most well known welsh channel. These follow a few objects trying to be a dragon. (The National symbol of wales). And also, Rest in Peace to Martin Lambie-Nairn. (1945-2020, age 75). Not everything can last forever, but the lasting impact on the design world is immense…forever.
I knew the work by Martin Lambie-Nairn for EuroNews and the BBC, but I am discovering, thanks to you, these wonderfully poetic idents for Welsh television. This is lovely. Thanks to your channel, I am discovering some wonders of TV presentation.
Thank you for your kind comment. It is our intention to upload Martin's less well known work, along with the more familiar, to properly document his career.
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00:18 tense music plays, standpipe.
the "shepherd" ident is my favorite of this set - sometimes called "dragon man"
Very creative! For the flagship TV channel of Wales, and arguably the most well known welsh channel. These follow a few objects trying to be a dragon. (The National symbol of wales).
And also, Rest in Peace to Martin Lambie-Nairn. (1945-2020, age 75). Not everything can last forever, but the lasting impact on the design world is immense…forever.
I would love to see a collection of all the S4C idents he worked on.
These are so nostalgic!
I knew the work by Martin Lambie-Nairn for EuroNews and the BBC, but I am discovering, thanks to you, these wonderfully poetic idents for Welsh television. This is lovely. Thanks to your channel, I am discovering some wonders of TV presentation.
Thank you for your kind comment. It is our intention to upload Martin's less well known work, along with the more familiar, to properly document his career.
Thanks so much. Do you have the clean idents for the BBC news from 1997 on?
@@themartinlambie-nairncolle6632 You guys haven’t been uploading in a while. You guys good?
@@nottimhortons Sorry, been very busy. I hope to upload some more this week.
@@themartinlambie-nairncolle6632 Didn't Martin Lambie-Nairn work on the long defunct BSB satellite television system's idents, or am I wrong?
R.I.P. Martin Lambie-Nairn (1945-2020). It's not very good.