Alan Kidd is a film production brand from the United Kingdom, with a personal logo mark designed by Alan Kidd at Bryan Kidd Limited in 2012.[1] The mark is categorized as a circle-shaped, line-based logo with a cross element, and it was created for use across the film production identity.[1]
Design and History
Bryan Kidd Limited, the agency credited with the logo’s creation, was incorporated on 13 November 2012 in Brighton, East Sussex, with its director Bryan Stuart Kidd listed as a graphic designer.[2] The company’s registered SIC code is 74100, covering specialised design activities.[3]
The Alan Kidd logo was designed in the same year the agency was founded, 2012, and is attributed to Alan Kidd working within Bryan Kidd Limited.[1] The logo database lists the mark under the categories of circle logos, line logos and cross logos, indicating a simple geometric construction built around a circular outline with linear and crossing elements.[1]
Meaning and Symbolism
No official documentation has been located that explains the intended symbolism or meaning behind the Alan Kidd logo’s circle, line and cross elements. The mark’s geometric simplicity suggests a personal, minimal approach to the film production brand, but any deeper symbolic intent remains undocumented in available sources.
Typography and Design
No verifiable information has been found regarding the specific typeface, color palette or construction method used in the Alan Kidd logo. The available source identifies the mark’s shape categories (circle, line, cross) but does not provide typographic or color specifications.[1]
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