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Every company has a unique logo that allows it to be recognized without words. Logos must be well-designed to make a good first impression. The Warner Bros logo features characters from Animaniacs to represent the company and its work in a memorable way. For his company Pages Productions, the author designed a logo showing an open book to symbolize being open-minded and willing to try new ideas in film.
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