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Brand Guardian Seminar
29 September 2008
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Visual Identity Presentation
29 September 2008
Brand Guardian Seminar
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Architecture of the new identity
Visual Toolkit The Trapezium Colour palette Type Imagery Strapline Division / Group / Region
This Presentation
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Currently IMechE has many brands and sub brands
Architecture
From this: To this:
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Architecture of the new identity
Why have we done this?
To achieve higher awareness of the Institution Create a stronger sense of belonging for members and employees of the Institution
Signals a brand that values it reputation and beliefs
Increase cross selling potential
Help reduce costs
Architecture
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New architecture has two levels:
Level 1 Level 2Masterbrand Masterbrand Endorsed
Architecture
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Examples
Level 1 Level 2Masterbrand Masterbrand Endorsed
Architecture
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The Trapezium: type and background
Visual Toolkit
Where it can be placed
Hero
Black
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The Trapezium: size and exclusion
Visual Toolkit
Size
Minimum size 25mm No maximum in theory
Exclusion
½ height surround
1x
2x
1x
1x
1x
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The Trapezium: What not to do on printed documents
Visual Toolkit
Greater London Region
Greater London Region
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Colour Palette: Five colours
Visual Toolkit
RGB: 213/43/30 RGB: 119/36/50 RGB: 188/212/195 RGB: 103/92/83 RGB: 255/255/255
Bright Red
Trapezium Background without Trapezium
Dark Red
Headline colour Bright red used for highlight + balance
Steel Blue
Background colour Good academic + conservative colour
Warm Grey
Primary text colour
White
Background
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Type: Print
Visual Toolkit
Serifa
Four Types: Which one to use? (4.7):
Serifa Black: Used for headlines SET IN CAPITALSSerifa Roman: Used for sub-headlines Set in upper and lower caseSerifa Light: Used for text Set in upper and lower caseSerifa Bold: Used for text highlights Set in upper and lower case
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Type: Home
Visual Toolkit
MS font to use is Verdana
Use on:
Word documentsPresentationsWeb pages
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Imagery: Key pointers
Visual Toolkit
1. Use photography – never illustrations
2. Imagery should be treated to create a bold, dramatic style
3. We have four broad categories: 1. Landscapes2. Topics3. Engineered products4. People
4. Remember, no image is better than a bad image
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Imagery: Four categories: Landscapes
Visual Toolkit
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Imagery: Four categories: Topics
Visual Toolkit
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Imagery: Four categories: Engineered products
Visual Toolkit
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Imagery: Four categories: People
Visual Toolkit
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Imagery: Remember your audience: Easy guide
Visual Toolkit
1. Members: Landscapes and topical imagery
2. Government, industry, academia: Landscapes and topical imagery
3. Schools and students: Engineering products and people (age)
4. Public: Engineering products – external view
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Imagery: Treatment
Visual Toolkit
1. Avoid bright colour imagery (helps with text)
2. Try use suitable black & white images or de-saturate the pictures
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Imagery: Treatment
Visual Toolkit
1. If de-saturated does not work well – go to black and white
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Imagery: Cropping
Visual Toolkit
See if the image can be improved by suitable cropping
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Strapline: Improving the world through engineering
Visual Toolkit
1) Should be placed at the bottom of literature, stationary etc2) Should be in bright red, unless placed on a dark colour then white3) Should be printed in Serifa Bold in upper and lower case4) On standard A4 paper, the strapline should be in 12pt text
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Divisions / Groups / Regions / Branches / Panels
Visual Toolkit
1) The standard logotypes have now been abandoned
2) Title of D/G/R set in Serifa Bold, sentence case, 12 pt, Dark Red
3) Committee/Area of D/G/R - Serifa Roman, Sentence case, 12pt, dark red
4) Should be placed at top left of document
5) Name should not be linked to Trapezium
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Visual Identity Presentation
29 September 2008
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What is verbal identity?
Verbal Identity
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Verbal Identity
Aviva is the world’s fifth–largest insurance group and the largest insurance services provider in the UK. Together with over 45 million customers worldwide you can feel certain of your choice with Aviva, whether you invest for the future, guard against the unexpected, or protect the things that are important to you.
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Verbal Identity
Nike does more than outfit the world’s best athletes. We are a place to explore potential, obliterate boundaries, and push out the edges of what can be. At Nike, it’s about bringing what you have to a challenging and constantly evolving game.
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Verbal Identity
We are the voice for doctors and medical students – in constant contact with ministers, government departments and many other influential bodies. We promote the medical and allied sciences, seek to maintain the honour and interests of the medical profession and promote the achievement of high quality healthcare.
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IMechE verbal identity
• Campaigning
• Opinionated
• Knowledgeable
• Authoritative
• Inspiring
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Use of Headlines
Existing headline:Low-Carbon Mobility: A Sustainable Future for Transport
Energy from Waste in the UK
Tidal power in the UK: SeaGen
New headline:The road to sustainability isn’t a road
Opportunities should be seized, not thrown away
Tidal energy is more than a sea change
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Before After
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Events Literature
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Long copy
• Write how you speak, not like a text-book
• Try and break down large bodies of text into digestible chunks
• Be clear and concise
• Use a variety of different sentence lengths to vary the pace and keep things interesting
• Short sentences make reading easier, especially if explaining something complex
• Try and break large paragraphs into smaller sentences
• Get to the point
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For example
The aim of the Power Industries Division is to promote the safe, efficient, cost effective and environmentally sensible generation and utilisation of non-motive power and we will provide a national and international focus for the dissemination of mechanical engineering knowledge and best practice in that field.
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For example
Our Power Industries Division focuses on promoting the safe, efficient, cost-effective and sustainable management of non-motive power. From how it’s generated and distributed, right the way through to the way it’s used, we use our knowledge of mechanical engineering to help advance the industry worldwide.
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What is verbal identity?
Verbal Identity