BRAND CORPORATE IDENTITY // FINAL COMPILATION
BRAND CORPORATE IDENTITY // FINAL COMPILATION
Rebecca Thoo Hui Ying / 0350359
Bachelor of Designs (Hons) in Creative Media
Brand Corporate Identity Final Compilation
Bachelor of Designs (Hons) in Creative Media
Brand Corporate Identity Final Compilation
TASK 01: Breaking Brand
Final Breaking Brand Research Document (13.09.2022)
Fig 1.1 Breaking Brand Group Document
Individual Presentation Slides (13.09.2022)
Fig 1.2 Breaking Brand Individual Presentation Slide
TASK 02 (A): Logo (30.08.2022)
Fig 2.1 Logo Analysis
TASK 02 B Requirements (04.10.2022)
1) Logo in BW, reverse & colour
Fig 3.1 Logo in BW
Fig 3.2 Alternative Logo in BW
Fig 3.3 Logo in Reverse
Fig 3.4 Alternative Logo in Reverse
Fig 3.5 Logo in Colour
Fig 3.6 Alternative Logo in Colour
2) Logo space rationalisation & clearspace
Fig 3.7 Logo space rationalisation
Fig 3.8 Alternative Logo space rationalisation
Fig 3.10 Alternative Logo clear space
3) Logo with strapline
Fig 3.11 Logo with strapline
4) Logo with rationale (brand ideals)
Fig 3.12 Logo with rationale
5) Logo min. size
Fig 3.13 Logo minimum size
6) Primary & Secondary colours
Fig 3.14 Primary & Secondary colours
7) Logo’s or brand’s typeface
Fig 3.15 Logo's typeface
8) Patterns derived from logo
Fig 3.16 Pattern #1
Fig 3.18 Pattern #3
9) Logo Animation (Gif)
Fig 3.19 Logo GIF
Final Submission (12.10.2022)
TASK 03 Brand Positioning & Identity
Final Outcomes:
1. Stationaries
Fig 5.1 Namecard Stacked
Fig 5.6 Envelope Flat
Fig 5.7 Envelope Stacked
Fig 5.8 Full Stationaries
2. Merchandises
Fig 6.1 Stickers
Fig 6.2 Loyalty Card Flat
Fig 6.3 Loyalty Card Stacked
Fig 6.16 Social Media #1
Fig 6.17 Social Media #2
Fig 6.18 Store front
Fig 6.19 Store front signature
Fig 6.20 Store interior #1
Fig 6.20 Store interior #2
Final Submissions:
Fig 6.21 Task 3A Brand Positioning & Identity PDF
Fig 6.22 Task 3A Brand ApplicationPDF
Final Layout Thumbnails
✧ Final Layout Thumbnails
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Fig 7.1 Final layout spread #1 |
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Fig 7.7 Final layout thumbnail PDF Final Layout in Pages JPEG |
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Fig 8.1 Final layout Cover Page |
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Fig 8.3 About Us |
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Fig 8.4 About Us |
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FIg 8.5 Page divider |
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Fig 8.6 Our Story |
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Fig 8.7 Positioning Statement |
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Fig 8.8 Page divider |
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Fig 8.9 Brand Purpose |
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Fig 8.10 Brand Value |
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Fig 8.11 Vision & Mission |
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Fig 8.12 Target Audience |
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Fig 8.13 Page Divider |
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Fig 8.14 Unique Selling Point |
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Fig 8.15 Visual Guidelines |
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FIg 8.16 Logo Rationale |
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Fig 8.17 Logo Variation |
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Fig 8.18 Alternative Logo Variation |
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Fig 8.19 Logo Clearspace |
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Fig 8.20 Page Divider |
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Fig 8.21 Logo Space Rationalisation |
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Fig 8.22 Alternative Logo Space Rationalisation |
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Fig 8.23 Logo Minimum Size |
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Fig 8.24 Improper Usage |
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Fig 8.25 Page Divider |
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Fig 8.26 Typography |
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Fig 8.27 Logo Colour |
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Fig 8.28 Colour |
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Fig 8.29 Photography |
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Fig 8.30 Graphic Elements |
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Fig 8.31 Collaterals |
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Fig 8.32 Namecard |
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Fig 8.33 Namecard |
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Fig 8.34 Letterhead |
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Fig 8.35 Letterhead |
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Fig 8.36 Invoice |
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Fig 8.37 Envelope |
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Fig 8.38 Envelope |
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Fig 8.39 Full Stationary |
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Fig 8.40 Page Divider |
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FIg 8.41 Loyalty Card |
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Fig 8.42 Loyalty Card |
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Fig 8.43 Stickers |
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Fig 8.44 Stickers |
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Fig 8.45 Tote Bag |
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Fig 8.46 Wrapping Paper |
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Fig 8.47 Page Divider |
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Fig 8.48 UIUX |
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Fig 8.49 Social Media |
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Fig 8.50 Store Signage |
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Fig 8.51 Store Exterior |
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Fig 8.52 Store Interior |
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Fig 8.53 Store Interior |
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Fig 8.54 Back Cover |
Final Submission
Fig 9.1 HuaHua Brand Guideline Final PDF
Fig 9.2 HuaHua Brand Guideline Demo
REFLECTION
Experience
I knew we were going to create an entirely new brand for this course, as I've looked through senior's work and was intrigued to start building a brand of my own. I was most excited to build mockups for the brand, but atlas, a brand all starts with a solid logo. Through this experience, it taught me that every brand starts with a solid foundation = logo.
Observations
The exercise of creating 20 logos per week leading up to choosing the final logo is crucial in building a brand. The exercise allows me to exercise the idea of this brand and what i can bring forward each week. Looking back, I was glad for this exercise, there were a few logos that came close to almost making it but ultimately fell through. The eliminating process keeps us designer's brain working and it sort of helped to keep the brand in a "marinating" stage to squeeze out more ideas.
Findings
The one thing that took the longest time were putting together Task 03. I am no stranger to writing but for some reason it took me a longer time to craft out the wordings. The same thing happened when I was gathering information for Task 04's slide.
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