Building Brands: Brand Application

Last month we delved into the world of visual identity. We examined the core areas of consideration when creating a logo: research, typography and colour but to name a few. But what happens next? How do you take your logo and apply it across a varying range of platforms and mediums? What is the best way … Continued

Building Brands: Visual Identity

In last month’s issue we explored the core elements of your brand, its values and traits. A brand’s values and traits feed directly into everything that a brand does and says and therefore they are central to the creation of your brand’s overall identity. But what is a brand identity? Identity is a very complex, … Continued

Building Brands: From The Inside Out

Last month we began to get under the skin of your brand. Having clarified your business ambition vision, brand objectives and brand promise it’s now time to look at your brand values and traits, two key elements of your brand strategy which should be evident in all touchpoints of your brand. Brand Values Brand Values … Continued

Building Brands: Getting Under The Skin Of Your Brand.

Last month we focused on brand audit, reviewing your brand to see how healthy it is. Taking the outcomes from that audit let’s focus on your strategy. In this issue we will cover a few key areas of your strategy; business ambition, vision, your brand objectives and brand promise. Why are you here? Your Business … Continued

Building Brands: Looking Back To Move Forward

Over the coming issues The Pudding, Limerick, is going to talk all things branding and take you on a journey of brand discovery. First Stop… Get under the skin of your brand. The best way to do this is by conducting a brand audit. This will establish how healthy your brand is, what you are … Continued

Our latest Rebrand – Cogs & Marvel

The Pudding embarked on a rebrand journey with Cogs & Marvel, formerly Green Light Events late 2016. Over the past six months our journey included auditing, strategy, a new name to better represent the company, a new brand identity which included both written and visual communication and a new website. Read on to discover the … Continued

Typographical Hierarchy

To describe typography simply, it is the arrangement of type. In a designers eyes however, there is so much more to it than that. “From all these experiences the most important thing I have learned is that legibility and beauty stand close together and that type design, in its restraint, should be only felt but … Continued

The Beauty of the Written Word!

Surrounded by visuals everyday, we tend to forget about the beauty of the written word. Don’t get me wrong, I still believe a picture can speak a 1000 words but beautifully and cleverly written copy can compliment a picture to strengthen the message, tell a story that you can get lost in and allow your … Continued