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    Based on the UK House of Commons emblem with the chains, portcullis and crown but combined with the centre of a speaker. Designed in 1992 by Marc Woodhouse. Last iconic logo to be designed without a computer. Techniques involved include: acetate, bromides, rubylyth, rotring ink, French curves, ellise guides, wedge eliminator, process white and cow gum.

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    Based on the UK House of Commons emblem with the chains, portcullis and crown but combined with the centre of a speaker. Designed in 1992 by Marc Woodhouse. Last iconic logo to be designed without a computer. Techniques involved include: acetate, bromides, rubylyth, rotring ink, French curves, ellise guides, wedge eliminator, process white and cow gum.

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    Ministry of Sound

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    Based on the UK House of Commons emblem with the chains, portcullis and crown but combined with the centre of a speaker. Designed in 1992 by Marc Woodhouse. Last iconic logo to be designed without a computer. Techniques involved include: acetate, bromides, rubylyth, rotring ink, French curves, ellise guides, wedge eliminator, process white and cow gum.

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    The logo is based on the UK House of Commons emblem with the chains, portcullis & crown but combined

    with the centre of a speaker. Designed in 1992 by Marc Woodhouse. Last iconic logo to be designed without a computer. This will be the last famous logo which has an original piece of artwork from which all versions were spawned. Techniques involved include: acetate, bromides, rubylyth, rotring ink, French curves, ellipse guides, wedge eliminator, process white and cow gum. Marc designed Paul Oakenfold's Perfecto logo a few weeks later and by then the computer had taken over.

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