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"  The director of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Be Kind Rewind is known for finding traces of the fantastic in ordinary life, and even something as ordinary as our logo got him to thinking. &amp;quot;The writing seems to mimic handwriting, but you can tell it&amp;#039;s been calibrated, more and more, by computer design over the years,&amp;quot; he said. To explore this tension, Gondry created an animation that shows a computerized logo being written by a human hand and then a handwritten logo executed by a robotic hand. (We captured eighteen stills above.) It&amp;#039;s a clever mash-up, and unlike the other animations created for the Logo Project, Gondry didn&amp;#039;t rely on computer software; he hand-drew everything with a Sharpie pen and then filmed the animation himself using a 16mm Bolex camera. Look for more of Gondry&amp;#039;s imagination unbound in The Green Hornet, his new 3-D remake starring Seth Rogen as the famous masked crime fighter. Click here to see a video and more designs from the Esquire Logo Project. PLUS: How to find an Esquire letter and win a free iPad &amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;gt; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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