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What can we say?
Here we feature Jessie Frogertt’s ‘Hand Made’ project from 2014. The brief was to brand and promote a new contemporary craft fair selling bespoke handcrafted wares.
Selection of Jessie’s research - Transition 1
Selection of Jessie’s research - Transition 2
Great example of a well thought through branding project. Nice diagonal device, coupled with strong colour palette and stylish photography. All underpinned by excellent research & development.
Here we feature the D&AD nominated work of Jessie Forgertt & Sam Wilkinson from 2014. The brief was to reposition the Bodyshop by creating a new visual language. Jessie & Sam’s solution is based around the five senses of look, sound, feel, taste and smell.
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A great solution and a great example of teamwork. The core concept of the 5 senses is appropriate and well thought through. The styling of the whole re-brand, from the typography and colour selection, through to the photographic treatment is what made this project stand out to the D&AD judges. Also the ethical stance of the Body Shop is echoed cleverly through the sound sense with the Gay rights campaign idea.
Here we feature a Creative Conscience Award winner from 2018 by Andy, Nathan & Troy with their concept of communal energy generation in partnership with Adidas.
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An excellent example of a well thought through concept based on a clever word play and backed up with a clear, distinct and appropriate visual look and feel.
Here we feature another of Dan Horsfall’s final year projects from 2016. This project was in response to Glorious Creative’s industry brief: take an existing brand and imagine how it would approach its branding as a sponsor of a professional cycling team.
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Limited edition ELITE brand packaging
Stylish, simple well thought through branding exercise. Comprehensive and motivational brand partnership.
Here we feature Dan Horsfall’s Branding for Bradford. His branding concept was based on Bradford’s cotton industry & heritage.
A good solid example of Branding a location based around one well researched historic connection.
Brain Pickings is a site I’ve recently come across. It requires time and inclination, but it has a depth which is necessary to discuss some topics that are in and around what we do. These include art, writing and illustration but also self-critique, responsibility and beyond. The articles are interesting, accessible and well researched. It’s a great place to go on the internet that is thoughtful, calm and ultimately useful.
My name is Maria Popova. I am a reader and writer, and I write about what I read here on Brain Pickings — my one-woman labor of love. Drawn from my extended marginalia on the search for meaning across literature, science, art, philosophy, and the various other tentacles of human thought is a record of my own becoming as a person — intellectually, creatively, spiritually — and an inquiry into what it means to live a good life.
I have previously thought in words for The New York Times, Wired UK, The Atlantic, and Harvard’s Nieman Reports, among others, and am the author of a very long book titled Figuring.
Founded in 2006 as a weekly email that went out to seven friends and eventually brought online, the site was included in the Library of Congress permanent web archive in 2012. Here are some reflections on my most important learnings from the first decade of Brain Pickings.
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Beautifully under designed concept with a consistent down beat look and feel, with zeitgeist overtones. A great example of a project built purely on and around one pertinent word.
The Disciples Of Design are a global collective of design academics, practitioners, artists and students. We have one common thread – UCLan in Preston, UK; and one common aim – the creation of an ever evolving visual hub for the sharing of ideas and thoughts.