Does anyone know what Varese Sarabande Logo represents ? (if it's meant to represent something). I've seen it again and again for twenty years, and I think it's time to resolve this puzzling question.
How 'bout women? I've seen them again and again for twentyfive years, and I think it's time to resolve this puzzling question... ...
Oh. Reading the firsdt words, it thought it was an interpretation of the logo you were proposing, and it really bothered me that I couldn't see any such thing. Seriously.
By the way, there's an error in the information on Soundtrack.net, Varese 's surname was not Edward but Edgar.
It seems Tom Null and Chris Kuchler were odd guys: Varese has nothing to do with film music, and the Sarabande..? And an ink blot as a logo..??? This is even more puzzling...
To me, the Varese logo looks likes some sort of deer bending to drink from a pond, or munch grass or something. You can sort of see a head and antlers in the lower right portion of the mark.
At one point, didn't someone on this board state that the logo is a conductor's baton being waved?
