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Rebrand Concept and Design by Sam Small. Under the Instruction of Craig Newman and Paul Diamond. As Part of Design Systems at the Kansas City Art Institute. 2013. Reference Imagery from Flickr.com. I do not own most of these photos. They are used to depict qualities of the brand.
BRAND
EXPRESSION
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BRAND MISSION
The main mission of the company is to provide lifestyle products that are unique and can help individuals express themselves through style.
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Brand Essence
BRAND ESSENCE
BRAND VALUES
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Brand Essence
Offer new experiences for customers. Hand pick brands and styles which allow true expression. Give the customer an refreshing new vibe while shopping and always promote discovery of oneself through style.
IDENTITY ATTRIBUTES
DRIFT
A gradual shift in attitude, opinion or position. A deviation from a true reproduction.
Brand Essence
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IDENTITY ATTRIBUTES
SWANK
Characterized by showy display. Fashionably elegant in all ways of life.
ENTICING
To attract artfully by arousing hope or desire. Worth seeking or doing as advantageous, benecial or wise.
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DEMOGRAPHIC
Expressive individuals who are not afraid to be different from the status quo. Creative Thinkers, Independent Style Enthusiasts, Adventure Seekers, Appreciators of Quality Goods, Those who live for moments of discovery
Primarily focusing on millennials between the ages of 18 and 32 as a key demographic. But realistically offering something for any age group.
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IDENTITY
ELEMENTS
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IDENTITY CONCEPT
IDENTITY CONCEPT
Historical ties regarding protection via bunkers and occasional badge elements. Chevrons represent rank and leadership. Focus is heavily on BUNKR being a safe haven for fashion and lifestyle and protects from corporate retail locations that are not promoting individuality and independence. A contemporary take on chevrons leading to drift a because of a deviation from a true reproduction. Also tying back to an original connection with a Chicago based location - an army surplus store and apparel location.
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PROCESS
DEVELOPMENT
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PRIMARY TYPEFACES
SECONDARY TYPEFACES
LOGOTYPE PRIMARY
HEADLINES
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Identity Elements
BODY COPY
ACCENT COPY
BRAND COLORS
PMS 7417 F16549 For usage in primary logo marks, interior and exterior signage and any moment of impact within the brand. Graphic elements and image overlays may also utilize this color when relevant to brand identication.
PMS 3258 60C4B9 For usage with image overlays and secondary logo treatment such as business card fronts and apparel color ways. Primarily utilized with graphic elements, emphasizing moments and line work in print and web situations.
PRIMARY
PMS 1355 FECE81 For usage in primary logo marks, interior and exterior signage and any moment of impact within the brand. Graphic elements and image overlays may also utilize this color when relevant to brand identication.
SECONDARY
PMS 7546 415968 For usage with tag line text and secondary logo treatment such as color backdrops and apparel color ways. Primarily utilized with graphic elements, body copy and line work in print and web situations.
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TAGLINE
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BRANDMARK + LOGOTYPE THE BOMB Closely associated with military, but also symbolizing an impact. Also this obviously is associated with a bunker and something that a bunker is protection from. THE CHEVRON The literal meaning of the chevron symbol is based on ranking. Having one chevron is an honor, two is even better and three is a high honor. As chevrons increase, they represent military rank and service. The uid motion and graphic rendering style of the chevrons is focusing on the drift impact of the bomb, but also essentially catching the bomb and acting as a haven. THE TYPOGRAPHY Heavy slab serif focusing on stability and also inspired by vintage military lettering. Lacking the letter E to focus on captivation and discovery while giving an enticing vibe. Gives the costumer a moment of discovery within the letter forms and puts the word together in ones mind. This sense of discovery carries over to the interior of the store and products. The slight abbreviation and removal of the E also references the handling of some military equipment or bags or vehicles. Stamped or painted to tag different materials. Within an actual military setting, everyone is basically trained to think alike. The type treatment focuses on irony and the individuality and independence of the customer.
BREAKDOWN OF MARK
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Identity Elements
BRANDMARK
LOGOTYPE
GRAPHIC ELEMENTS Linear elements, referencing protection and stability, are utilized to show important information or grab attention. These lines are always directly above the information and must range from 1.5 pt. to 7 pt. in point weight. They also must follow brand colors. Similarly, rectangular forms also referencing structure, stability and protection are utilized within the system to highlight important moments. This type of element should primarily be used on event posters and web. The rectangles also must follow the same point size and colors as the linear elements. Leave at least the type point size of space around text for breathing space. Directional line elements following the same rules as above may be used above important information, on the web or as a pattern. A combination of the rectangular form and the directional line may be used with text on image overlays for clarity.
1.5 pt 3 pt 5 pt 7 pt
RELEASE PARTY
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Identity Elements
PATTERN
For usage in moments of discovery and brand reference.
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SIGNATURE
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Identity Elements
LOGO ALTERNATIVES
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LOGO APPLICATION
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Identity Elements
BRANDING
TOUCHPOINTS
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PRINT MATERIALS
Branding Touchpoints
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ENVELOPE + LETTERHEAD
LETTERHEAD
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Branding Touchpoints
RECEIPT OF PURCHASE
PROMO SIGNAGE
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Branding Touchpoints
BUSINESS CARDS
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Branding Touchpoints
BUNKR
ANDREW BARR
(816) 561 0407
STORE MANAGER
4056 BROADWAY BLVD. KCMO 64111
EMPLOYEE UNIFORM
EMPLOYEE BADGE
A possible employee in store uniform. Or potentially a shirt for employees to wear at sponsored events.
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Branding Touchpoints
FRONT BACK
Identifying element for customers to recognize employees quickly and easier for a simple and easy shopping experience.
WOODEN HANGER
SHOPPING BAG
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Branding Touchpoints
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Branding Touchpoints
ADDITIONAL COLORWAYS
EVENT POSTER
PROMO HANDBILLS
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Branding Touchpoints
APPAREL
PROMOTIONAL STICKERS
PROMOTIONAL PINS
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Branding Touchpoints
INTERIOR SIGNAGE
BRAND EXPRESSION
Directional signage to a downstairs space. This space could host events, new clothing drops, gallery shows, etc. Utilizing this space as an area for discovery and emphasizing the bunker aspect.
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Branding Touchpoints
INDOOR SIGNAGE
EXTERIOR SIGNAGE
BRAND EXPRESSION
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Branding Touchpoints
OUTDOOR SIGNAGE
PROMOTIONAL VEHICLE
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WEB PRESENCE
LANDING PAGE
The website is essentially an extension of the in store shopping experience. The branding is cohesive and opens up the line of carefully curated product to a whole new and much broader audience. Close consideration is given to the navigation and developing an easy transition between categories. There is also the opportunity for users to easily narrow down their search to exactly what they are interested in viewing. Introducing a full clothing shop in addition to accessories allows the brand to be accurately represented in the online retail market.
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Branding Focus
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Branding Focus
BRAND BLOG
Direct Tumblr integration allows users to follow the blog and reblog photos and further promote the brand.
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Branding Focus
The blog offers new product updates, events and other relevant information to the brand. Hover states reveal a color overlay and basic content information.
SOCIAL MEDIA
Social media is a huge part of promotion for companies. The brand will live on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and any other relevant platforms. Promotional offers could be displayed here and offer more opportunities.
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Branding Focus
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