Thursday, January 28, 2010
wonderroot final ideas...
1.) I think of the hands as people, coming together to make art and things artsy and beautiful, helping one another. I think this can be communicated without going down the "dirty hippy communal" negative associations. For this idea, its the hands, that develop the art and the output of Wonderroot. I wanted what "grows" to be an amalgam of sorts, of all things arts. Hence, the pseudo tree top will somehow have art tools in it. Maybe I can add in a dramam mask or so. I really like the handwritten type, I think that is somethign essential to Wonderroot's identity, as I do not want any of it to appear as "strict, rigid, or corporate".
2.)I also like this idea a lot, going intot he southern roots of Wonderroot, almost like a moonshine label, "art juice" of sorts. At the top is some curly lines, I am still not sure what to put there, if anything at all. But this is a direction I would like to go as well with Wonderroot's brand.
3.)Back to hand drawn type. This time I was going with something more organic, free flowing, like the ideas and ideals of Wonderroot. Maybe there is a way to incorporate this organic sense to either no.1 or no.2. I am not sure if this alone will work, as It reminds me a bit of the"Sid and Marty Kroft" era. Bugaloos, anyone?
website thoughts.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
idea board for wonderroot.
Monday, January 25, 2010
Sunday, January 24, 2010
More like this one...
Beautiful Losers, revisited.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
WonderRoot.
1. What do you offer? Define the qualities of this.
Wonderroot provides studio space for artists, among them include studios for ceramics, music production, recording, darkroom space,and a digital media lab. They also provide limited space for performance art. Wonderroot also takes place in organizing various workshops and events in order to unite artists with the community to empower artists with a sense to be more proactive with their careers, and to give back to the community. Workshops range from poetry, music production, to bookmaking and illustrator/photoshop.
From the site :
"We believe that a healthy arts scene is vital to a growing city such as Atlanta. For this reason, we are passionate about offering arts-based service programs to Atlanta artists and people in need."
The programs/workshops fall into 3 categories:
1-Artists helping artists
2- Creativity for kids
3-Public art/beautification
2.What are the core values of what you offer? What are the core values of your company? generosity, inspiration, instruction, guidance, motivation.
3.What is your mission?(from the site)
"WonderRoot is an Atlanta-based 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization committed to uniting artists and community to inspire positive social change."
4. Any Specializations within your company? Art. Any and all mediums. WonderRoot believes our society is deeply engrossed in so many mediums of media, that it seems the perfect place to play as a catalyst for change to unite the arts community to give back to the world.
5. Target audience market? Everyone. WonderRoot is not biased, as the sense of uniting the community encompasses all. Target audiences range from small children to the most experienced/seasoned artist.
6. Existing tagline or slogan? What message is it sending?(from the site)
"Uniting artists and community to inspire positive social change"
7. From the answers you've gathered so far, what is a personality/character that could represent you? (Celebrity, car, etc.)I can aimagine a much more modernized, much cooler and hip Bob Ross, a sort of "cool art teacher" that some people have been lucky to have.
What qualities about this character stand out? Is the personality innovative, creative, energetic, or sophisticated? Informative, patient,imaginative.
8. How does this personality interact with your target audience? Which qualities get the attention of your audience? As an instructor, one that engages the viwer/audience with an unbridled sense of enthusiasm about art and life.
9. Review your answers, create a profile, describe the personality with words just as if you were writing a personal ad. be creative.
Wonderroot provides studio space for artists, among them include studios for ceramics, music production, recording, darkroom space,and a digital media lab. They also provide limited space for performance art. Wonderroot also takes place in organizing various workshops and events in order to unite artists with the community to empower artists with a sense to be more proactive with their careers, and to give back to the community. Workshops range from poetry, music production, to bookmaking and illustrator/photoshop.
From the site :
"We believe that a healthy arts scene is vital to a growing city such as Atlanta. For this reason, we are passionate about offering arts-based service programs to Atlanta artists and people in need."
The programs/workshops fall into 3 categories:
1-Artists helping artists
2- Creativity for kids
3-Public art/beautification
2.What are the core values of what you offer? What are the core values of your company? generosity, inspiration, instruction, guidance, motivation.
3.What is your mission?(from the site)
"WonderRoot is an Atlanta-based 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization committed to uniting artists and community to inspire positive social change."
4. Any Specializations within your company? Art. Any and all mediums. WonderRoot believes our society is deeply engrossed in so many mediums of media, that it seems the perfect place to play as a catalyst for change to unite the arts community to give back to the world.
5. Target audience market? Everyone. WonderRoot is not biased, as the sense of uniting the community encompasses all. Target audiences range from small children to the most experienced/seasoned artist.
6. Existing tagline or slogan? What message is it sending?(from the site)
"Uniting artists and community to inspire positive social change"
7. From the answers you've gathered so far, what is a personality/character that could represent you? (Celebrity, car, etc.)I can aimagine a much more modernized, much cooler and hip Bob Ross, a sort of "cool art teacher" that some people have been lucky to have.
What qualities about this character stand out? Is the personality innovative, creative, energetic, or sophisticated? Informative, patient,imaginative.
8. How does this personality interact with your target audience? Which qualities get the attention of your audience? As an instructor, one that engages the viwer/audience with an unbridled sense of enthusiasm about art and life.
9. Review your answers, create a profile, describe the personality with words just as if you were writing a personal ad. be creative.
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
letterpress fun
and you get to make 25 vday cards, looks fun.
[http://www.atlantaprintmakersstudio.org]
Valentine Card Printing Workshop
Friday, February 5, 2010, 6:00-10:00pm
$50 APS members / $60 non-members
[http://www.atlantaprintmakersstudio.org]
Valentine Card Printing Workshop
Friday, February 5, 2010, 6:00-10:00pm
$50 APS members / $60 non-members
Sunday, January 17, 2010
possible non profit organizations I consider
sherpanipartners.org
cobbhumane.org
youthpride.org
saferideamerica.org
payitforwardfoundation.org
lifesouth.org
cobbhumane.org
youthpride.org
saferideamerica.org
payitforwardfoundation.org
lifesouth.org
Thursday, January 14, 2010
some links about rebranding
http://first.emeraldinsight.com/samples/mcdonalds2.pdf
http://www.mudvalley.co.uk/collateral/content/86.htm
http://www.entrepreneur.com/marketing/branding/imageandbrandingcolumnistjohnwilliams/article159470.html
http://www.marketingprofs.com/ea/qst_question.asp?qstID=8506
a case study:
http://www.stingconsultants.com/pdf/STING-casestudy-brandix.pdf
http://www.brandingasia.com/cases/nokia.htm
http://www.edgebusinessstrategies.com/case-studies.htm
http://buildinternet.com/2009/07/the-rebranding-of-a-company-a-case-study/
http://tutor2u.net/business/marketing/casestudy_rebranding.asp
http://www.mudvalley.co.uk/collateral/content/86.htm
http://www.entrepreneur.com/marketing/branding/imageandbrandingcolumnistjohnwilliams/article159470.html
http://www.marketingprofs.com/ea/qst_question.asp?qstID=8506
a case study:
http://www.stingconsultants.com/pdf/STING-casestudy-brandix.pdf
http://www.brandingasia.com/cases/nokia.htm
http://www.edgebusinessstrategies.com/case-studies.htm
http://buildinternet.com/2009/07/the-rebranding-of-a-company-a-case-study/
http://tutor2u.net/business/marketing/casestudy_rebranding.asp
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Thank you Kari
I forgot all about vimeo.
When I look at this one, the process makes mroe sense to me, and something along these line smight actually be an obtainable goal for me.
and...
I really like the grittiness of this one.
and
this is the kinda stuff, I see I would never be able to pull off.
Flash animation from Joana Teixidor on Vimeo.
When I look at this one, the process makes mroe sense to me, and something along these line smight actually be an obtainable goal for me.
and...
I really like the grittiness of this one.
and
The Lemon Tree from William Campbell on Vimeo.
this is the kinda stuff, I see I would never be able to pull off.
Monday, January 11, 2010
another
I like this one, because its nice and morbid. Cartoons don't always have to be happy, you know. Plus, accents always make things yummier. I like the use of photography and illustration together in it.
But really, I'd like to see the kid take an M-16 or one of those really big guns and give em hell.
But really, I'd like to see the kid take an M-16 or one of those really big guns and give em hell.
animations
This is a cute one about traffic. The sound doesn't work on it, or maybe there isn't any. I like the style this is drawn in, almost has a retro feel about it.
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