Mrs. Salcedo's Blog - cross hatching Self Portrait Without Self Image 80 Point project!!! The Details: 7 objects +images should fill the page to the best of your abilitymust be OBJECTS not drawings of drawingsBlack ink only12″x18″ paper with a 1″ borderpictures items should describe something about the artist’s life, past, present, future, dreams. Project due on Monday 2/1 for 1st and 3rd period Due on Thursday 2/4 for 4th and 6th period Friday 2/5 for 3rd period Questions? Salcedo Classwork for January 7th and 8th Print out and complete the following stippling practice worksheet. Print out the following stippling and hatching/cross hatching examples and duplicate them on the two word documents below. Downloadable Microsoft Word Files: Stippling Examples Hatching and Cross Hatching Examples
Designing Style Guidelines For Brands And Websites Advertisement A website is never done. Everyone has worked on a project that changed so much after it launched that they no longer wanted it in their portfolio. Edward Tufte once said: “Great design is not democratic; it comes from great designers. Why Create A Style Guide? You’ll have an easy guide to refer to when handing over the project.Makes you look professional. Branding Guidelines: What To Include? Strategic Brand Overview This should be short and sweet. 1See Kew’s branding guidelines2. Kew uses strong photography in its “brand essence” message, with a few paragraphs that both inspire and define the brand. Logos For print and Web, most brands revolve around the logo. 3See Cunard’s branding guidelines4. Cunard provides many variations on its minimum sizes. 5See Think Brick’s branding guidelines6. Provide logos with different colors, and specify which colours are allowed. Show Examples of What and What Not to Do You’re a professional, and you know better than to mess around with logos.
The Visual Elements of Art The Visual Elements - Pattern PAUL KLEE (1879-1940) Dream City, 1921 (warercolor and oil) Pattern is made by repeating or echoing the elements of an artwork to communicate a sense of balance, harmony, contrast, rhythm or movement. There are two basic types of pattern in art: Natural Pattern and Man-Made Pattern. Natural Pattern: Pattern in art is often based on the inspiration we get from observing the natural patterns that occur in nature. Man-Made Pattern: Pattern in art is used for both structural and decorative purposes. Examples of the use of Pattern in Art Pattern Click here for our selection of great artworks that have been chosen because they all use pattern in an inspirational manner.
The Marketer's Guide to Developing a Strong Brand Identity Chances are, if someone mentions GoPro, you think of a super-sturdy camera for the adventurous. Why's that? Because GoPro has done a good job defining its brand. Great brands like GoPro are easy to recognize. Their missions are clear, and they foster that customer loyalty all businesses crave. A brand is one of the most valuable assets of a business, and it needs to be carefully crafted to ensure it properly and authentically represents the business. Crafting a brand is a shared endeavor, though. Do you know how your brand is doing? If it doesn't, or your brand isn't as strong as it could be, follow along with this post. For more tips about brand identity development, download our free branding guide here. The Definition of Brand Identity A brand is the "name, term, design, symbol, or any other feature that identifies one seller's goods or service as distinct from those of other sellers," according the American Marketing Association. The Brand Identity Prism Image Credit: Salman Abedin
How to Create a Clear and Concise Brand Identity Guide Today we’re going to talk about creating a Brand Identity Guide. You’ll learn why it’s so important to have, and how to create one. This guide can be applied to a company, theme, client website or anything that requires brand consistency. So let’s get started! Why a Brand Identity Guide is Important If you’re wondering why an identity guide is important, then you may as well be wondering why you should even have a website. The reason you need an identity manual are as follows: To stay consistent without distorting the brand It will improve your marketing efforts and show that you’re confident You’ll understand you’re own tone, expression and character better. Sometimes you’ll hand your project off to someone else who knows nothing about your brand. Make sure that anyone who’s involved with your brand studies and understands the Identity Guide, you’ll be much happier for it. Now that you understand the importance of an Identity Guide, join me as we explore how to create one. Conclusion
44 Corporate Identities plus How To Create Your Own Using Photoshop Mar 19 2013 Corporate Design (CD) as a subset of the wider Corporate Identity determines how a company will be perceived in the public eye. Its logo or elements from it make up the outward appearance. Any means of communication, be it business cards or stationery and any means of advertising, such as flyers, brochure and of course digital representations in the form of a website or – growing more and more popular – apps derives from it. Designing a Corporate Design is always enthralling, but to call it a challenge, you need more. HÉROES – Encuentro nacional de jóvenes Designer: Valeria Ruiz-Schulze © Valeria Ruiz-Schulze The Hair Tailor Designer: Pete Gardner © Pete Gardner Chá Literário — Visual Identity Designer: Tiago Campea © Tiago Campea Crows’ Nest Designer: Pavel Emelyanov, Eskimo © Pavel Emelyanov, Eskimo Truit Idenity Design Designer: Nikolay Boyanov © Nikolay Boyanov Sandwich or Salad Designer: Masif © Masif Glasswear Industries Identity Designer: Nina Georgieva © Nina Georgieva © Dora Klimczyk
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Branding, Identity & Logo Design Explained A logo is not your brand, nor is it your identity. Logo design, identity design and branding all have different roles, that together, form a perceived image for a business or product. There has been some recent discussion on the web about this topic, about your logo not being your brand. Although this may be true, I haven’t seen any clarification of the differences between ‘brand’, ‘identity’ and ‘logo’. I wish to rectify this. What is brand? To explain this in more detail, let’s start at the top – the brand. What is branding? Branding is certainly not a light topic – whole publications & hundreds of books have been written on the topic, however to put it in a nutshell you could describe a ‘brand’ as an organisation, service or product with a ‘personality’ that is shaped by the perceptions of the audience. Many people believe a brand only consists of a few elements – some colours, some fonts, a logo, a slogan and maybe some music added in too. What is identity design? What is a logo?