Red, white and blue: 10 graphics packages that use this classic color palette

By Michael P. Hill • July 4, 2017

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WABC

In 2016, WABC in New York City debuted this bold red, white and blue graphics package.

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Motion Graphics

WABC (2016-2024)

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WFTV

The ABC affiliate in Orlando, Florida, debuted this new look in April 2016 which features a muted but sophisticated red, white and blue color scheme.

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Motion Graphics

WFTV-TV

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CNN, comedy central, hardball, komo, ktrk, MSNBC, State of the Union, the daily show, wabc, wala, wftv

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Branding, Broadcast Design, Graphics, Heroes, TV News Graphics Package, TV News Motion Graphics Design