The profession we were given was Boiler Maker. None of use knew what this job entailed so we did the first thing we could, google searched it!
We searched Boiler first because this was the word that we all had a contextual knowledge of. The search showed up with the usual brands, British Gas and Valliant. We looked at these brands briefly but didn't want to influence our own ideas by looking at the competition.
Boiler maker search:
We decided to search the term boiler maker and the search came up with a cocktail made up of beer and a shot of whiskey. Though choosing this option would present us with more avenues when it came to design and creativity we wanted to keep challenge of branding quite a boring subject.
Now that we have a good idea about what our business manufactured we set out to coming up with a target audience a name and then a logo.
We brainstormed a series of names that we could have chosen:
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WE chose the name Radiate because we felt that it represented what boilers do, they radiate heat. We also wanted something that was not too corporate and could be quite friendly.
We all set out to create some logo ideas and these were mine:
My Logo Ideas:
The logo that we chose was something that we all created. We all looked at the idea of creating a flame in green to showcase the eco-friendly aspect of the business whilst also showcasing the heat from the flame of Radiate. We all agreed on this logo unanimously and I am very happy with it.
Final logo:
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As we have to create branding guidelines we came up with examples of logo misuse:
Adding an exclusion zone:
Minimum size:
Creating a brand:
Now that we have the logo we started to pull together some stationary and branding examples:
Final branding guidelines:
I was in charge of the brand guidelines and collecting all of the content. I took the lead with the layout and design because it something I am very interested in.
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