Here’s a structured outline for your Brand Board Presentation, along with suggestions on how to design the elements for each slide. For the sake of this example, let’s assume you’re creating a brand for a sustainable skincare line called "EcoGlow."
Step 1: Create a Brand Board Presentation
Slide 1: Brand Name and Logo
- Title: Brand Name & Logo
- Insert the logo created in Activity 2 (e.g., EcoGlow logo).
Slide 2: Brand Promise
- Title: Brand Promise
- Content: "EcoGlow promises to deliver effective, eco-friendly skincare solutions that nurture your skin and the planet."
Slide 3: Brand Associations
- Title: Brand Associations
- Content:
- Natural Ingredients: Our products harness the power of nature.
- Sustainability: Commitment to eco-friendly practices and minimal waste.
- Wellness: Promoting holistic health and self-care.
- Affordability: Accessible luxury for everyone.
Slide 4: Brand Colors
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Title: Brand Colors
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Create a color swatch using shapes:
- Main Color: Forest Green (#228B22)
- Accent Color 1: Soft Beige (#F5F5DC)
- Accent Color 2: Ocean Blue (#1E90FF)
(Shape ideas: Rectangles or circles filled with the corresponding colors to create a visual swatch.)
Slide 5: Brand Fonts (Optional)
- Title: Brand Fonts
- Content: Show examples of using the font in:
- Logo
- Product labels
- Social media posts
- Website headings and body text
Slide 6: Tagline (Optional)
- Title: Tagline
- Content: "Glow Naturally."
- Design a simple example of how the tagline could be integrated into branding materials (e.g., a mock-up of a product with the tagline displayed on the packaging or marketing materials).
Slide 7: Mascot (Optional)
- Title: Mascot
- Content: Introduce a mascot, perhaps a friendly green leaf character named "Leafy."
- Include sketches or concepts of how Leafy could represent the brand in social media, packaging, and advertisements.
Slide 8: Packaging (Optional)
- Title: Packaging Vision
- Content: Show mock-ups of product packaging (e.g., jars, bottles).
- Focus on how the brand colors, logo, and eco-friendly materials will be integrated into the designs.
Step 2: Design the Brand Board Elements
For each slide, employ an aesthetically pleasing and consistent design template:
- Use a clean and simple layout that aligns with the eco-friendly theme.
- Use images and graphics that reflect the sustainable ethos.
- Maintain font styles that are legible and harmonize with the brand aesthetics.
Step 3: Add Optional Elements
While optional, adding these elements can enhance your brand’s identity:
- Fonts Slide: List your primary typeface(s) with examples (e.g., headings, subheadings, body text), formatting to reflect product usage.
- Tagline Slide: Offer visual context by showing the tagline on marketing mock-ups (posters, business cards).
- Mascot Slide: Generate engagement by illustrating various scenarios for the mascot.
- Packaging Slide: Create several visual examples of how the brand will communicate through packaging choices.
This outline will help you create a comprehensive brand board presentation that effectively communicates your brand identity. Adjust colors, fonts, and logo as per your specific design preferences and branding strategy!