
Since they first appeared there was a fascination with them and work soon began on decoding their meaning.
Of course once they had been decoded they become even more of an enigma as they seemingly give clues to either the overall Fringe story or simply a hint at the next episode.
The beauty is of course that you don't need to understand the code to watch, they are just part of the show and I couldn't imagine an episode without them.
I have always wanted to create my own simple versions of the glyphs as the on screen versions are beautiful, but don't translate well to my preferred limited color way of working.

Once you start looking at them there is a huge amount of detail in them that needs to be broken down before you can start to recreate them.
Of course if you are not concerned about limited colour then you are free to do pretty much what you want wth the originals.

Items include posters, t-shirts, mugs, mouse pads, and iPhone cases.

If anyone has this shirt from Fox let us know what they look like in real life, or better still send a picture with you wearing the shirt.

This is a nice apple shirt that comes in different styles. (click on the image for a link to the site)

There are iPhone cases with different glyphs on, and an assortment of mugs, not just the one above.
There are other websites out there that sell Fringe merchandise but to my knowledge thy are not strictly legitimate as only WB, Fox and CafePress have the licences to sell.
That's all for now, so let us know in the comments if there is anything else you would like to see in this feature.
I'll just leave you with this message -
3 Comments:
Thanks for posting this Zort.
I enjoy your Fringe work and I hope you keep adding to it. :)
Thanks very much, I'll keep trying to.
...Fox is selling seasons for 60 bucks a pop?! Are they mad? How much LSD did Walter give them!
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