The camp insignia was presumably created by or under legendary costume designer Bill Thomas. I'd kill for a peek at some original sketches from the Disney vault. I would. I really would. The transformation of the twin's mother Margaret via fashion throughout the movie is often a point of discussion about The Parent Trap (though why you'd not discuss only Hayley is anyone's guess). You'd think with all the Parent Trap-mania over the last 5 decades someone else would have made this insignia by now.
You'd think.
Many shirts, hats, underwears will soon have this embroidered onto my wardrobe.
A bit more on the real world Camp Inch. One of the places that was the basis for Camp Inch is the religious stronghold Camp Crestridge for Girls. Wikipedia deleted the page about the camp for being "not notable" which is stupid because of the very notable eternal connection to Parent Trap. I blame the diseased abomination which is the remake poisoning the Parent Trap legacy.
Yes, I do own this and by extension, you.
For your next revision: It looks like the original uses a sans serif font.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Yeah, the font blows.
ReplyDeleteI had a couple minutes, so I took a crack at it. I traced the leaf. I can't find a font I like. I actually like the lettering on the flag better, but the leaf on the pockets is better than the weird fat Christmas tree thing on the flag.
ReplyDeleteHah! forgot the link: http://mlkshk.com/p/RP2K
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff. Yeah a serif font is close, and I cant even recall already the one I used originally. Just changed font until I liked it enough. Not a fan of the weird leaf tree of the flag either.
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