WEEK 10: What should be in your presentation

Lecture: Presentations. Timing, content & deliverables.

BREAK

Lab time to work on brand projects.

Sign-ups to meet with Jill.
Peer-to-peer reviews.

 

Homework:

Final revisions.
Create & practice your presentation. The first person who presents for each client category will discuss the client's history, audience, purpose, positioning, and promise.

To be handed in: Create a PDF presentation of your brand styleguide and add pages to your PDF presentation (if needed) to showcase your tonal territories, your tonal territories with your visual deconstruction and your concept moodboard/concept board.

Elements needed for your presentation:

(One PDF for each client team which includes: client history, audience, brand purpose, positioning & promise)

– Tonal territories, tonal territories with your visual deconstruction, and your concept moodboard / concept board.
– Style guide

You will have about 3–5 minutes for your presentation. When you present you will be focusing on your point-of-view for your client, your concept board and your touch point deliverables. You need not talk about the type, colors, logo clear space, logo dos & don'ts, unless it is something that will add value to your presentation.

 

Click these Links:

Final Presentation Template (pdf)

 

RESOURCES

Asye Birsel Quote (pdf)

Quarter Timeline (pdf)

Quarter Deliverables (pdf)

Final Presentation Template (pdf)

What is a brand? (pdf)

Company Character (pdf)

Positioning & Promise (pdf)

Types of Brandmarks (pdf)

Lettermark Sprint Checklist (pdf)

Abstract Mark Sprint (pdf)

 

 

SITES OF INTEREST

What they don't teach you in design school...

Paula Scher on brand

 

The planning of a brand experience

The consumer decision journey

The brand touchpoint matrix

 

Finding your brand’s emotional truth

Creating Value Propositions

 

Sample brand style guides

 

Famous Logos
CreativBloq: many branding articles

 

Brand Quarterly Magazine

Branding Magazine

 

Thinkmap’s Visual Thesaurus

Skillshare: Brand Identity: Design Adaptable Branding Systems (Paula Scher)

Aaron Draplin’s logo design challenge

Skillshare: Logo Design the Draplin Way

George Bakhua: Logo Design with Grids

George Bokhua—Mastering Logo Design: Gridding with the Golden Ratio

 

Brand Trends

Big Brands to Watch Out For

Trendwatching (Asia & US/Europe)

Landor: Trendwatch

Packaging: Brand Trends

Marketing & Branding Trends

1 Graphic Design Trends

2 Graphic Design Trends


Slideshare: The Future of Retail

 

Pantone: Color Trend Forecasting 2019

WGSN: Infuential Trends for S/S 18

WGSN: Macro Trends for 2019

 

Case Studies: How Brands are innovating on YouTube

Case Studies: 30+ Instagram Brands, Campaigns

1 Brands and Snapchat

2 Brands and Snapchat

2 How Brands are using Snapchat

1 Brands and Twitter

2 Brands and Twitter

3 Brands and Twitter

Case Studies: Brand Ambassadors

Brands and Influencers

Forbes: Brands and MicroInfluencers rates

 

 

Brand Case studies

Brooklyn Fare

Fred Hutch

Apple ”Think Different” Steve Jobs

Apple ”Think Different” Ads

Apple "Think Different" Commercial

The Story behind Apple ”Think Different” Campaign Ad

Nike ”Just Do It” Campaign

 

 

 

 

Brand agencies

Ferro Concrete

Lippincott

Chermayeff and Geismar and Haviv

Ogilvy and Mather

Pentagram

Wolff Olins

Landor Associates

Interbrand

Switch

Liquid Agency

Wieden + Kennedy

Total Identity

MetaDesign

siegel + gale

Starter list of Brand Agencies

 

Seattle Brand agencies

Methodologie

Hornall Anderson

Girvin

Teague

Turnstyle

Tether

Phinney Bischoff

Civilization

Wildren

Mint

Urban Influence

DEI

States of Matter

Wick & Mortar

Graphiti

DNA

Fell Swoop

Kreative

The Hilt

Belief Agency

GMMB

 

BookS

Designing brand identity

Building better brands

The brand gap

Zag

Brand Bible

Logo design workbook

Logo design love

The logo brainstorm book

How Brands Become Icons: The Principles of Cultural Branding

Unbranding: 100 Branding Lessons for the Age of Disruption