B2B brand The illustrative imagery system was created in a tray of sand using artifacts of technology; wire, plastic, copper foil, etc. It was lit with bottles of died water and photographed(see the video below). The three multi-exposure photographs provide a palette for designers to crop sections and use in different arrangements that, although all different, still give a unified 'brand' look and feel. |
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Making Preside |
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product family brand |
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| Branding a family of internet products(above) begins with a distinct visual flavor. Custom styled illustrations, patterns and texture extend the look and feel throughout the designs. | ||||||||||||||
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public sector logo |
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event logo Client: Nortel Networks |
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program identifier Client: Canadian Wildlife Federation. |
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