New Logo and Identity for The Wombles by How&How

First published in 1968, The Wombles are fictional, furry, pointy-nosed creatures created by British author Elisabeth Beresford. They first appeared in her 1968 children’s book The Wombles and became widely popular through a 1970s BBC TV series. The Wombles live in burrows on Wimbledon Common in London and are known for their environmentally friendly habits, such as collecting and recycling litter left by humans. Each Womble character has a unique personality, with notable ones including the wise and grandfatherly Great Uncle Bulgaria, the inventive Tobermory, and the adventurous Orinoco. Their catchphrase, “Making good use of bad rubbish,” reflects their ecological ethos, making them early advocates for environmental awareness. The Wombles have become enduring icons of B