ASSIGNMENTWe were asked to choose an existing company, organization, or product with either global or local impact to redesign. The final deliverables were logo (with variations if needed), applications including stationery, and a brief brand book detailing the specifications of the identity.
SCHOOL
Parsons the New School for Design
New York, NY
COURSE
Graphic Design 2
INSTRUCTOR
Juliette Cezzar
DATE: Jun.10.2010POSTED BY: ArminCATEGORY: Culture COMMENTS:
ASSIGNMENTRedesign the logo of a local restaurant of your choice. Also create a stationery system, standards guide, menu and three collateral pieces of your choice.
SCHOOL
Seattle Central Community College
Seattle, WA
COURSE
Graphic Design VI
INSTRUCTOR
Tom Lenon
DATE: Jun.09.2010POSTED BY: BryonyCATEGORY: Food COMMENTS:
ASSIGNMENTTo identify a brand who's identity was not effectively communicating with it's target demographic. To redesign that company's identity in order to increase recognizability and communication.
SCHOOL
Portland Community College
Portland, OR
COURSE
Graphic Design 5: Branding
INSTRUCTOR
Matt Morasky
ASSIGNMENTThe assignment called for us to take a major corporation and redesign their identity. We had to create a new logo and implement that in business cards, letterhead, envelopes, store signage, shipping labels, annual reports, and anything else we wanted.
SCHOOL
University of Oklahoma
Norman, OK
COURSE
Visual Communications V
INSTRUCTOR
David Hissey
DATE: Jun.07.2010POSTED BY: BryonyCATEGORY: Retail COMMENTS:
ASSIGNMENTThis was a project for the whole semester. I had to choose any company I liked and rebrand their whole system including logo, advertising, applications, and interactive media (iPhone). There needed to be an underlying key insight into the brand that served as the basis for all of our design decisions. We wrote out a creative brief with a target audience, business goal, etc. We also needed to create a user journey that showed how a customer might stumble upon our brand and find our iPhone app/website/etc useful and keep coming back.
SCHOOL
School of Visual Arts
New York, NY
COURSE
Advertising, Interaction, Design, the Future
INSTRUCTOR
Wade Convay, Carla Echevarria
DATE: Jun.03.2010POSTED BY: BryonyCATEGORY: Food COMMENTS:
ASSIGNMENTLargely self-directed, this capstone course presents students an extraordinary opportunity to identify and and investigate an area of interest, using small client branding as the vehicle through which to present their findings. During the semester each student develops and completes an identity system for a small non-profit organization, the result of which is a coordinated campaign consisting of 5 projects carried from conception to final comprehensive.
SCHOOL
Appalachian State University
Boone, NC
COURSE
Graphic Design V
INSTRUCTOR
Dr. Marilyn Smith
DATE: Jun.02.2010POSTED BY: BryonyCATEGORY: Culture COMMENTS:
ASSIGNMENTProject was to choose an existing company, and to redesign the logo, and make further considerations in collateral materials such as letterhead, business card, etc.
SCHOOL
Rochester Institute of Technology
Rochester, NY
COURSE
Symbols and Icon Design
INSTRUCTOR
Carol Fillip
ASSIGNMENTRebrand Marion-Kay Spices.
SCHOOL
Taylor University
COURSE
Product ID
INSTRUCTOR
Ryan James
ASSIGNMENTThe assignment was to choose a well-recognized brand and refresh its identity system. Final deliverables included the logo and a standards manual including 20+ applications of the identity in a variety of formats (environmental, consumer, multimedia etc.). Emphasis was placed on identifying the equity in the existing identity system and translating that into a refreshed identity system that could truly be the next generation of the brand.
SCHOOL
Academy of Art University
San Francisco, CA
COURSE
Identity 2
INSTRUCTOR
Todd Hedgpeth
DATE: May.27.2010POSTED BY: BryonyCATEGORY: Retail COMMENTS:
ASSIGNMENTThis project involved reinventing and reviving a dying brand by extending the audience and type of products in new directions. Any brand could be chosen, as long as there was a clear need or possibility of reinterpretation and innovation.
SCHOOL
Academy of Art University
San Francisco, CA
COURSE
Nature of Identity
INSTRUCTOR
Hunter Wimmer