Wed Imagineering Tapestries

Description: I pseudo-reproduction of the original 1950s WED logo

Description: It's kind of fun to do the impossible...

Description: The 1953 version of the company that would go on to build Disneyland and all the Disney parks.

Description: A reproduction of the logo of the defunct company created to sell monorails and peoplemovers in the 1970s.

Description: A bold, graphic representation with large block letters spelling 'WED'. The 'W' is orange, the 'E' is gray, and the 'D' is blue. Inside the blue 'D' is an orange starburst. Below the letters, in a cursive font, is the word 'Imagineering'.

Description: A logo featuring large, bold letters W, E, and D. The 'W' is orange, the 'E' is grey, and the 'D' is blue with a white starburst inside. Below these letters, in a flowing script, is the word 'Imagineering' in blue.

Description: A logo featuring the letters "W", "E", and "D" in large, bold fonts. The "W" is orange, the "E" is grey, and the "D" is blue with an orange starburst inside. Below the letters, the word "imagineering" is written in a white cursive font.

Description: Before it was home to WED, 1401 Flower Street were the offices of Studio Girl Hollywood, a now-defunct makeup company.

Description: Join the club!

Description: This symbol appears spray painted on the "backstage" walls at Disney Hollywood Studio's Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater restaurant.

Description: Marc Davis, Claude Coats, Blaine Gibson and Yale Gracey were superstars at WED Enterprises in the '60s and '70s.

Description: Dare bigger and better.