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Meaningful Visual Identity Design: From Brief to Pitch

Offered By: Domestika

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Design & Creativity Courses Branding Courses Graphic Design Courses Creative Problem-Solving Courses

Course Description

Overview

Understand the needs of a brand and transform complex concepts into captivating images that resonate with their audience
  • Introduction
  • Identity
  • Defining the Purpose
  • Designing the Visual Identity
  • Develop, Review and Present
  • Final project
“In an increasingly image-led world of brand and visual culture, design comes to shape our opinions, our desires, and our feelings.”

As an award-winning graphic designer, this potential is something Rejane Dal Bello keeps at the forefront of her work. Through her self-named studio, she has collaborated with a range of clients, from charities to architects. She has also written a book Citizen First, Designer Second, about the lessons she’s learned during her 20-year career.

In this course, Rejane teaches you how to create meaningful visual identity systems, from the initial brief to the finished pitch. Design a brand of your choice for a new marketplace with Rejane’s unique creative process as your guide. Are you ready to create work that is meaningful, engaging, and lasting?


Syllabus

  • About Me
  • Influences
  • What Does It Mean to Have an Identity?
  • The Designer Role
  • Identifying and Using Meaning Through Visual Language
  • Understanding the Brief and Refining It
  • Defining the Core and Visual Strategy B.R.A Method
  • Research and Audit
  • Using Visual Iterations
  • Solving the Problem Visually
  • Revealing the Creative Process
  • Refining the Visual Outcomes
  • Are You Ready to Present?
  • Presentation
  • Meaningful Visual Identity Design: From Brief to Pitch

Taught by

Rejane Dal Bello

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