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Brand · Logo 2020 The Fenced In Podcast

Artwork for the sports and fencing podcast: Fenced In

The Fenced In Podcast was created in the UK’s Corona virus lockdown to help fencers of all abilities, worldwide, continue their training without being…

The Fenced In Podcast was created in the UK’s Corona virus lockdown to help fencers of all abilities, worldwide, continue their training without being able to go to fencing clubs. The hosts are two GB international foilists with nearly 30 years of experience between them, including:

– Commonwealth Fencing championship medals in individual and team events
– being part of the Rio 2016 squad
– a gold medal from the Baku European Games
– GB national championship medals in individual and team events

They needed some artwork that would stand out and be engaging immediately for all podcast platforms (including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts and YouTube) as well as social media pages.

You can find the podcast here: httpss://fencedin.transistor.fm/

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