Absolutely Fab-ulous returns this Friday with a new title sequence created by Jump Design. Che Guevara posters, punk record sleeves and 1980s-style magazines, such as ID, inspired the new sequence, which is a departure from previous Ab Fab titles which relied solely on the typography of the logo. Stills of Edina and Patsy were provided which were turned into black and white 'screen-printed' images. These were then animated to look fast paced, then overlaid with abstract blocks of colour against a clean white background. Design and direction was by Keith Livingstone, with compositing and editing handled by Russell Mann on After Effects. Absolutely Fabulous airs on BBC1 from 17 October.

Absolutely Fab-ulous returns this Friday with a new title sequence created by Jump Design. Che Guevara posters, punk record sleeves and 1980s-style magazines, such as ID, inspired the new sequence, which is a departure from previous Ab Fab titles which relied solely on the typography of the logo. Stills of Edina and Patsy were provided which were turned into black and white "screen-printed" images. These were then animated to look fast paced, then overlaid with abstract blocks of colour against a clean white background. Design and direction was by Keith Livingstone, with compositing and editing handled by Russell Mann on After Effects. Absolutely Fabulous airs on BBC1 from 17 October.

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