The document describes a website called www.HealthyAlways.com that provides wellness and medical lifestyle information. It offers an unbiased overview of local services and products in different health categories like fitness, nutrition, and skin care. Doctors can create a profile on the site to help market themselves and potentially gain new patients by being accessible online. The site aims to help doctors promote their brand to a younger audience at low cost through an always-available online presence.
The document presents a brand design proposal for a wall putty product, emphasizing the need for effective communication and marketing strategy to enhance sales. It includes various design concepts, including hand and computer sketches, tailored for mass production with color adaptations. The author expresses willingness to discuss the proposal in detail and offers to meet in person.
The document discusses the redesign of the Cosmopolitan School logo, emphasizing that it should maintain familiarity while incorporating meaningful updates. Proposed variants include incorporating symbols like the phoenix and a sheaf of wheat to represent aspirations and prosperity. The rationale highlights the importance of symbolism in reflecting the school's values and mission.
This document provides images and suggestions for the SAVANI travel portal website. It discusses using a common element like a mug or cup of tea in all images to make them feel like a cohesive campaign. It also includes potential image sources and tips for searching. Finally, it outlines a question set from Samir, providing suggested headers and responses to showcase above images on the site. The overarching theme is building a customized travel experience focused on the user's needs and priorities.
The document proposes an alternative design idea for the Savani Travels website that positions it as a value-added resource to help visitors find the perfect holiday. It suggests taking a family business approach by emphasizing the decades of experience the family has in the travel industry. Specific recommendations include highlighting different types of customized and pre-designed holiday experiences, popular destinations and experiences, an FAQ/chat section, and changing the tone to differentiate from competitors. The goal is to convince visitors to pay a predefined fee and stand out from other travel sites.
The document outlines a comprehensive 360-degree integrated media management plan, combining both above-the-line and below-the-line strategies. Key elements include various advertising methods (print, radio, television, online), strategic partnerships, youth-focused content, and interactive engagements like road shows and contests. The proposal aims to create a strong brand presence through continuous engagement with targeted audiences, particularly the youth.
The document discusses creating a unified brand identity for a television company that is three generations old, including designing a letterhead, visiting card, envelope, and packaging for products like TVs. The packaging design aims to clearly communicate handling instructions to prevent damage during shipping.
This document summarizes a case study for a branding project for a café called Carters Corner located in the posh Bandra neighborhood of Mumbai. It describes the branding elements developed, including positioning the café as a happy, celebratory place. A logo was designed featuring the words "Carter's Corner" stylized and overlapping. Brand colors like turquoise blue were chosen to represent meanings like joy, tranquility and energy. Graphic designs were created for menu items, wall paintings, and other areas. The branding project was a success, with the café becoming popular upon opening and feeling like an established international brand.
The document discusses branding and packaging for a television company, detailing aspects such as name identity and marketing materials like letterhead and business cards. It emphasizes careful handling instructions for product packaging, noting specific warnings like 'fragile' and 'do not tumble down.' The document also includes references to digital design resources for package design.
The document outlines various marketing strategies for a dry fruit store, focusing on targeting affluent clients and establishing trust through quality and knowledge of health benefits. It presents multiple campaign ideas, including publicizing the advantages of dry fruits, engaging customers with competitions and events, and creating an authentic brand image. The proposals aim to connect with the target audience effectively and elevate the store's presence in the market.
Carters Corner - Brand Development Presentation Digital Picasso
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The document describes a concept for a relaxed social spot named 'Carter's Corner' that emphasizes a positive ambiance, affordability, and community vibes. It includes plans for a juice section focused on takeaway and subscriptions, with a fun, youthful marketing angle that incorporates flowers and selfies. The vision promotes a cozy atmosphere for socializing, relaxation, and happy experiences.
The document describes a case study for a Chinese quick service restaurant named Meraki, which emphasizes creativity and personal touch in cooking. It discusses the branding and design elements inspired by traditional Chinese art, particularly dry brush strokes and script, to create an authentic brand identity. The successful launch of Meraki is attributed to effective design and quality food, resulting in immediate consumer trust and recognition.
This document is an investor deck for HealthyAlways.com, which provides a one-stop patient engagement solution connecting patients with doctors. It outlines HealthyAlways.com's vision to be a trusted source for patients to ask doctors questions and refer to their expertise. The document discusses HealthyAlways.com's products and services, target markets, team, progress to date with over 100 registered doctors, and financial projections based on annual subscriptions from doctors and partnerships with hospitals and pharmaceutical companies.
Digital Picasso - "'we bring brands to live and life to brands" this presentation is dedicated to all those people who feel design is really not important as numbers are.
The document discusses the rationale behind a company logo. The five interconnected bars represent the five pillars and brothers who have supported the company's organic growth. The bars also resemble the arms of cranes in a yard ready for service, with their varying sizes depicting the different crane types. The logo symbolizes the company's 28 years in business, competitive spirit, flexibility, and continued growth through building lasting relationships.
The document discusses garment details and care instructions, emphasizing the importance of readable content in layout design. It notes that the text used provides a normal distribution of letters for better readability. Relevant brand content is expected to replace placeholder information soon.
This document summarizes a case study for a branding project for a café called Carters Corner located in the posh Bandra neighborhood of Mumbai. It describes the branding elements developed, including positioning the café as a happy, celebratory place. A logo was designed featuring the words "Carter's Corner" stylized and overlapping. Brand colors like turquoise blue were chosen to represent meanings like joy, tranquility and energy. Graphic designs were created for menu items, wall paintings, and other areas. The branding project was a success, with the café becoming popular upon opening and feeling like an established international brand.
The document discusses branding and packaging for a television company, detailing aspects such as name identity and marketing materials like letterhead and business cards. It emphasizes careful handling instructions for product packaging, noting specific warnings like 'fragile' and 'do not tumble down.' The document also includes references to digital design resources for package design.
The document outlines various marketing strategies for a dry fruit store, focusing on targeting affluent clients and establishing trust through quality and knowledge of health benefits. It presents multiple campaign ideas, including publicizing the advantages of dry fruits, engaging customers with competitions and events, and creating an authentic brand image. The proposals aim to connect with the target audience effectively and elevate the store's presence in the market.
Carters Corner - Brand Development Presentation Digital Picasso
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The document describes a concept for a relaxed social spot named 'Carter's Corner' that emphasizes a positive ambiance, affordability, and community vibes. It includes plans for a juice section focused on takeaway and subscriptions, with a fun, youthful marketing angle that incorporates flowers and selfies. The vision promotes a cozy atmosphere for socializing, relaxation, and happy experiences.
The document describes a case study for a Chinese quick service restaurant named Meraki, which emphasizes creativity and personal touch in cooking. It discusses the branding and design elements inspired by traditional Chinese art, particularly dry brush strokes and script, to create an authentic brand identity. The successful launch of Meraki is attributed to effective design and quality food, resulting in immediate consumer trust and recognition.
This document is an investor deck for HealthyAlways.com, which provides a one-stop patient engagement solution connecting patients with doctors. It outlines HealthyAlways.com's vision to be a trusted source for patients to ask doctors questions and refer to their expertise. The document discusses HealthyAlways.com's products and services, target markets, team, progress to date with over 100 registered doctors, and financial projections based on annual subscriptions from doctors and partnerships with hospitals and pharmaceutical companies.
Digital Picasso - "'we bring brands to live and life to brands" this presentation is dedicated to all those people who feel design is really not important as numbers are.
The document discusses the rationale behind a company logo. The five interconnected bars represent the five pillars and brothers who have supported the company's organic growth. The bars also resemble the arms of cranes in a yard ready for service, with their varying sizes depicting the different crane types. The logo symbolizes the company's 28 years in business, competitive spirit, flexibility, and continued growth through building lasting relationships.
The document discusses garment details and care instructions, emphasizing the importance of readable content in layout design. It notes that the text used provides a normal distribution of letters for better readability. Relevant brand content is expected to replace placeholder information soon.