Chake lettering
Check more about lettering, typography and branding at the Betype Tumblr Blog.
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Louis Carlton logo by Wete Studio
Check more logo designs from Wete Studio on Behance: https://www.behance.net/gallery/54375083/Type-Works
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Discount Logotype by Paulius Kairevicius
Logo design by Paulius Kairevicius from Lithuania, using the percent signal to convey discount and the letter N at the same time.
Check more at Dribbble: https://dribbble.com/shots/1829402-Discount-Logotype
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Dichotomy by Studio Faculty
Going into the design process, we focused on the aspects of contrast and balance. Together with Agatha, we had wanted to stay away from any visual cues that would make the execution of the identity appear too obvious. After exploring our possibilities, we focused back on the wordmark and type selection.
To convey the aspect of duality in the brand, we paired two contrasting fonts together—using Akzidenz and Perpetua. Akzidenz, to us, offered a strong and masculine personality while Perpetua, to us, was one of the most pretty and perhaps feminine serifs designed. The pairing provided a nice balance and interest to the wordmark.
Check this project at Behance: https://www.behance.net/gallery/33421243/Dichotomy
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Jot Down Mag Letterings by relajaelcoco studio
Project in Illustration, Typography and Graphic Design that can be seen in detail on Behance.
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Amazing Tumblr blog from GIF Artist - Creator of GIF Artists Collective. Content Contributor for Cross Connect.
Bar Extraction - 170809
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Check this Tumblr blog about minimal branding and corporate styling.
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The DESIGNERS Guide To Personal Branding
Will Paterson talks about the importance of your brand as a solo designer. This can also apply to small companies with smaller budgets.
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Michael Kiwanuka - Black Man In A White World
dir Hiro Murai
prod Jason Cole
dp Larkin Seiple
ac Matt Sanderson
dit Matt Conrad
grip Nick Kristen
steadi Ari Robins
prod design Hannah Hurney
art dir Ariel Vida
wardrobe Michelle Thompson
casting Michael Beaudry
stunt coordinator Mindy Kelly
stunt rigger Damien Bray
stunt drivers Ryan Sturz & Jeremyah Lomax
edit me
vfx Justin Hanz / MPC / BEMO
commissioner Emily Tedrake
ep Danielle Hinde @ Doomsday Ent
Taken from: https://vimeo.com/163118371
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(WILDES)
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Look up here, I'm in heaven
I've got scars that can't be seen
I've got drama, can't be stolen
Everybody knows me now
Look up here, man, I'm in danger
I've got nothing left to lose
I'm so high, it makes my brain whirl
Dropped my cell phone down below
Ain't that just like me?
By the time I got to New York
I was living like a king
There I used up all my money
I was looking for your ass
This way or no way
You know I'll be free
Just like that bluebird
Now, ain't that just like me?
Oh, I'll be free
Just like that bluebird
Oh, I'll be free
Ain't that just like me?
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Ten ways to build a brand for your small business
Branding is just as important for small businesses as it is for big names. Indeed, many corporate brands try to look more like small firms in order to appeal to consumers that prefer to support independent brands. Dan Einzig of agency Mystery explains how to develop your own brand identity.
Many small business owners I talk to already understand that branding is essential to their business, but a surprisingly high number of them don't really know why.
They recognize the link between successful businesses and strong branding and aspire to build a brand that emulates similar success for themselves. And they understand that branding is not just a logo or how their business is perceived externally. But too few realize that successful brands have this branding at the heart of the business. So much so that in many ways you could almost substitute the word brand for business.
Branding is a way of defining your business to yourself, your team and your external audiences. It could be called the business' “identity”, but only on the understanding that it embodies the core of what the business is and its values, not just what it looks and sounds like. Customers of all sorts of businesses are so savvy today that they can see through most attempts by companies to gloss, spin or charm their way to sales.
The benefits that a strategically defined brand can bring are the same as when people fall in love with each other. When customers connect emotively - because they share the same values and beliefs of a brand - it leads to higher sales and better brand differentiation. It also leads to loyalty, advocacy and can even protect your price in times when competitors rely on promotional discounts to drive sales. It can also give you the ideal platform from which to extend your offering or range.
Here are ten tips on how to successfully implement branding for your business.
Continue reading: http://www.marketingdonut.co.uk/marketing-strategy/branding/ten-ways-to-build-a-brand-for-your-small-business
Image from: Kolektiv Studio
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A brand for a company is like a reputation for a person. You earn reputation by trying to do hard things well.
Jeff Bezos
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Can I ask you a question on Tumblr?
Sure, you are always welcome to ask us any questions via Tumblr. Thanks!
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Theme Support
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