Stellar Branding Across Various Mediums
Branding & Identity can make or break a company. If you have worked on large scale client with billboards, brochures, letterhead, envelopes, TV, web etc. you know how many details there are to work out over a various amount of mediums. You also know how consistency plays a big role in how well a campaign or branding is executed on those multiple platforms. We as consumers are flooded with many of these daily. Brands like Pepsi, Coke, Budweiser, BMW, Nike, Apple are just a select few that you see ads from or branding in your life. Here is a set of stellar designs that are carried out across multiple platforms.
Reggina Estate by Jordan Jelev
Bahamas by Duffy
Sparebank by Mission Design
Chempaq by Muggie Ramadani Design Studio (MRDS)
Chad Engle is the Editor of Fuel Your Creativity. He is a freelance designer & creative. He listens to some music and tweets. He is now hailing from the Charleston, SC area. You should follow him on twitter at @chadengle and @fuelcreativity . Don’t be afraid, he doesn’t bite.
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Great collection thanks
I love branding and designers have the ability to deliver and represent the same message across different formats while modifying the design nearly every time
the island of Bahamas branding is way too much like microsoft office
Nicely Done.. I really enjoyed..
Chempaq Business card and CD layout really looks nice.
Thank you so much for compiling these. Wonderful inspiration.
The bahamas is my favorite.
Wow! These are great stuff right here! Very inspiring. Thanks for sharing.
Nice round-up, Chad! It’s nice to see the full range of work necessary to communicating each of these brands, rather than the logos alone. Thanks!
Great sources of inspiration, hope i can do something like that someday
The first graphic for reggina is pretty trippy..I always like design from the wine industry though, it’s very classy and elegant..
The design of Bahamas is pretty well,
but don’t you think it look like the image of office 2010 logo?
I don’t mean Bahamas’s design is awful, they just look alike. :)
And SpareBank’s website looks like facebook page.
What do you think?? Haha~
Great inspiration, working on a company brand can be an awesome experience and outcome
sleek works! classy and stylishly consistent. loved the t-shirt and building branding a lot. I too enjoy these particular media [ t-shirts and built environments ]