No, not the rubbish film, the video which shows the Batman logo changing over all its various incarnations.

This isn’t just a geeky indulgence, it seriously shows how much variation can still be found in something simple and essentially already ‘designed’, as well as the impact small changes can have on the character of a recognisable symbol:

Video found via Logo Design Love

There’s a new Doctor Who logo. Some people don’t like it. I do.

It’s a hell of a lot better than the awful eye of Sauron London taxi logo we’ve had since the show came back…

In fact it’s closest really to the very first logo, from the William Hartnell era, let’s hope the Radiophonic Workshop theme tune comes back too…

…and if it’s possible look past the Photoshop lens flare and the MASSIVE letter W, it has a quite old fashioned quirky silhouette. I’m not convinced by the need for a TARDIS symbol, but hey. It looks like there’ll be a whole new dark and vintage feel to the new show’s identity in 2010.

Here’s a bit of Friday nonsense. Cube Dudes by Pixar animator Angus MacLane. Click the link to see the whole collection.

Amazing, love the attention to detail and humour packed into each and every one. There’s even a Cube Dudes Flickr group now where everyone who has managed to find their old Lego sets in the loft are having a go. Found over at io9

Sorry, I had to post this, it’s Friday. Cassetteboy is a bloody genius. If you’ve seen it before, watch it again, then check out the others on his site.

Even Jeremy is terrified.

Impressive, but of course, every UK F1 fan is waiting for the return of the Fleetwood Mac theme tune now it’s back on the BBC…

Sorry Jamiroquai, but it’s still the best.

I didn’t get round to posting the new Audi advert until it was too late and all over ITV, so here’s the new Durex ad, directed by Superfad. Very, very good. Head over to their site for the outtakes…

Just heard that Tony Hart has died. There goes another little piece of my childhood. Thanks Tony for making art fun on TV and inspiring me as a child, even if you never did show my work in The Gallery, it’s OK I came to terms with it.

They just don’t make TV like Vision On and Take Hart anymore. Contrary to rumour, Neil Buchanan is still alive and well…

…just bloody stumps left.

Oh my God.

Hmmm…