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'''Logo:''' Against a {{color|purple}} | '''Logo:''' Against a {{color|purple}} | ||
/{{ | /{{color|peru|tan}} BG, we see an abstract, {{color|plum|light purple}}, multi-lined "{{color|plum|'''56'''}}" arrange itself on a {{color|indigo|dark purple}} square as it zooms out to the top left. Then, the BG fades to a skyline of Detroit, and the text "'''WTVS/Detroit'''" slides out from the bottom left of the screen. | ||
'''FX/SFX:''' The logo's arrangement and fading skyline. | '''FX/SFX:''' The logo's arrangement and fading skyline. | ||
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{{YouTube|id=TOm2ejUh9Kk|height=185|width=240}} | {{YouTube|id=TOm2ejUh9Kk|height=185|width=240}} | ||
'''Logo:''' On an animated blurry background of different shapes (like the 1998 logo), we see a spinning Taijitu (used in representing yin and yang, but lacking the dots) with one half {{ | '''Logo:''' On an animated blurry background of different shapes (like the 1998 logo), we see a spinning Taijitu (used in representing yin and yang, but lacking the dots) with one half {{color|teal|teal}} and the other {{color|hotpink|pink}}. "{{Font|Impact|A PRODUCTION OF}}" in a white Impact-like font fades in above. A {{color|gray|gray}} sphere (kind of like the moon) with "{{color|teal|{{Font|Impact|WTVS}}}}" in the same font and in {{color|teal|teal}} on it zooms in. "{{Font|Impact|DETROIT}}" in the same font and in white fades in below. | ||
'''Variation:''' There is a rare version of this logo without the "{{Font|Impact|A PRODUCTION OF}}" header, this was commonly used as a local funding bumper from 1993 to 1994. | '''Variation:''' There is a rare version of this logo without the "{{Font|Impact|A PRODUCTION OF}}" header, this was commonly used as a local funding bumper from 1993 to 1994. | ||
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'''Nicknames:''' “Crayons”, “Dad and Son” | '''Nicknames:''' “Crayons”, “Dad and Son” | ||
'''Logo:''' On a {{ | '''Logo:''' On a {{color|brown|brown}} wooden background, we see a white piece of paper and a {{color|gold|yellow}} crayon drawing on it, before zooming out to reveal a picture of the WTVS logo drawn with a {{color|blue}} crayon appearing and “{{color|blue|'''Detroit Public Television'''}}” underneath drawn in {{color|blue}} crayon and “'''WTVS Detroit'''” written in the bottom right corner of the screen. | ||
'''Variants:''' There's a longer version that consists of the {{color|blue}} crayon coming in first and drawing the logo before the {{color|gold|yellow}} crayon joins it. | '''Variants:''' There's a longer version that consists of the {{color|blue}} crayon coming in first and drawing the logo before the {{color|gold|yellow}} crayon joins it. | ||
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{{YouTube|id=GmeWiEcA3cI|height=185|width=240}} | {{YouTube|id=GmeWiEcA3cI|height=185|width=240}} | ||
'''Logo:''' On a blurry animated background similar to the previous logo, we see a {{color|blue}} box containing a stylized version of part of an eclipse. The texts "{{ | '''Logo:''' On a blurry animated background similar to the previous logo, we see a {{color|blue}} box containing a stylized version of part of an eclipse. The texts "{{color|blue|A Production Of}}" and "{{color|blue|Detroit Public Television}}" in {{color|blue}} are above and below the logo. | ||
'''Trivia:''' The "Eclipse" logo in this ident came from a public produced-organization company called LARK International, which is its parent original company, next to PBS. The company had also formerly owned [[KUHT]]/Houston Public Television (now HoustonPBS) until around 2003. The company, however also owns KCTS Seattle, who currently carries the "Eclipse" logo. | '''Trivia:''' The "Eclipse" logo in this ident came from a public produced-organization company called LARK International, which is its parent original company, next to PBS. The company had also formerly owned [[KUHT]]/Houston Public Television (now HoustonPBS) until around 2003. The company, however also owns KCTS Seattle, who currently carries the "Eclipse" logo. | ||
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{{YouTube|id=Yf7bNVRtkaU|id2=7lAiMU-KdrU|id3=|height=185|width=240}} | {{YouTube|id=Yf7bNVRtkaU|id2=7lAiMU-KdrU|id3=|height=185|width=240}} | ||
'''Logo:''' On a {{ | '''Logo:''' On a {{color|darkblue|dark blue}} tinted action background, we see "A Production of", "Detroit Public Television" and the eclipse logo between them zoom out, leaving trails behind. In the background, we see the transparent letters "'''Detroit Public Television'''". The eclipse in the square shines. | ||
'''Variants:''' | '''Variants:''' | ||