Brand Corporate Identity - Final Project
1/11/19 - 29/11/19 (Week 10 - 14)
Azmina Fathima Haris (0337113)
Brand Corporate Identity
Final Project
INSTRUCTIONS
Final Project
For our final project, we had to start working on applications for our brand, including stationery, and three other applications (like packaging or merchandise). Additionally, we also have to work on the brand guideline, in the form of a book. Along with the stationery (letterhead, envelope and business cards), I decided to create a menu card and packaging for my brand.
First, I started working on a pattern that I can use for my brand applications. I started creating motifs inspired by street art and textiles in my chosen colour scheme. Below are the individual motifs, in different colours -
After doing this, I started working on arranging the different motifs to create a pattern.
I decided to create my stationery first -
Compilation of all stationery -
I also made a set of sticker to be used with the paper bag as seals -
For the third application, I created an A3 size menu -
Final outcome for brand guideline -
Final outcome of stationery & applications -
Azmina Fathima Haris (0337113)
Brand Corporate Identity
Final Project
INSTRUCTIONS
Final Project
For our final project, we had to start working on applications for our brand, including stationery, and three other applications (like packaging or merchandise). Additionally, we also have to work on the brand guideline, in the form of a book. Along with the stationery (letterhead, envelope and business cards), I decided to create a menu card and packaging for my brand.
First, I started working on a pattern that I can use for my brand applications. I started creating motifs inspired by street art and textiles in my chosen colour scheme. Below are the individual motifs, in different colours -
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| Fig. 1 Motifs for pattern |
After doing this, I started working on arranging the different motifs to create a pattern.
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| Fig. 1.1 Attempt #1 |
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| Fig. 1.2 Attempt #2 |
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| Fig. 1.3 Final pattern |
I decided to create my stationery first -
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| Fig. 1.4 Process in Illustrator |
Fig. 1.5 Letterhead
Fig. 1.6 Work for name card
Fig. 1.7 Work for business card
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| Fig. 1.8 Envelope (front) |
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| Fig. 1.9 Envelope (inside) |
Compilation of all stationery -
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| Fig. 2 Compilation of all stationery |
For the packaging, Mr. Haris suggested creating brown paper bags for the food and I decided to create a box too. I made the paper bags in two different sizes.
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| Fig. 2.2 Design for paper bag (front and back) |
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| Fig. 2.3 Mockup for small paper bag |
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| Fig. 2.4 Mockup for big paper bag |
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| Fig. 2.5 Sealing stickers |
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| Fig. 2.6 Dieline for box |
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| Fig. 2.7 Mockup of box |
For the third application, I created an A3 size menu -
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| Fig. 2.8 Menu (back) |
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| Fig. 2.9 Menu (front) |
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| Fig. 3 Mockup of menu |
Final outcome for brand guideline -
Final outcome of stationery & applications -
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| Fig. 3.1 Final outcome - letterhead and envelope |
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| Fig. 3.2 Final outcome - letterhead and envelope |
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| Fig. 3.3 Final outcome - name card and business card |
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| Fig. 3.4 Final outcome - Stealing stickers |
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| Fig. 3.5 Final outcome - Brand Guideline (hard copy) |
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| Fig. 3.6 Final outcome - Brand Guideline |
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| Fig. 3.6 Final outcome - Brand guideline |
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| Fig. 3.7 Final outcome - Paper bag |
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