Eefer E4 was the mascot of E4 from 2013-18. He is a purple robot shaped like the E4 logo used from 2001-18. According to the official E4 website, Eefer was the official face of E4 in 2001, but was changed following their 2004 rebrand. He is often …

On 31st Ocotber 2013, E4 unviled a new look which included “Eefer”, a robotic embodiment of the channel’s familiar logo, which it hoped would interact with viewers on social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, as well as E4’s YouTube and Spotify channels.

Apr 9, 2019 · After 5 years, E4's robot mascot Eefer got scrapped and replaced with a new look the following day. Here's the final Eefer link going into The Big Bang Theor...

Mar 24, 2022 · Ever wanted to know how E4's much loved Eefer idents are made? Here's your chance to find out!!

The updated ECP style for E4 from September 2018 breaks with the traditional left/right layout used by Channel 4 elsewhere, now preferring to trailer programmes underneath.

Aug 1, 2020 · E4's Eefer was Canned in 2018 with them moving to a retirement home and I have shown these idents to show you guys Eefers appearances.I don't own anything fr...

An exciting ‘Brand Refresh’ for the British Television channel E4, I was involved in the year-long development of E4 robot ‘Eefer’ from initial character design, through character modelling, character rigging, texturing, lighting and animation.

After the 2013 rebrand, each ident features a character referred to as Eefer and his dog in various locations and situations. Text and graphic elements in each ident were designed to be replaceable, theoretically allowing the set to be easily updated to remain topical as time goes on.

E4’s new on-air packaging was designed and developed by ManvsMachine. The channels logo has been embodied by Eefer a purple robot. Eefer communicates with viewers on-screen via a purple placard he carries.

Oct 30, 2013 · Channel 4 has unveiled a brand new look for its E4 young adult entertainment channel, its first refresh since 2007. The broadcaster has taken inspiration from plastic peg display boards for the updated identity, while retaining the channel’s purple colouring.