Larger Items:
Cars - Exterior & Interior
Planes
Yachts, Speed Boats, Jet Skis
Home Architectural
Home Furnishings
Personal Items:
Personal Stationery
Personal Greetings Cards & Invitations
Online Presence (Website, FaceBook etc)
Phone Screen Idents
Mobile Phone Casings
Luggage
Wallets
Bags
Clothing
Skis, Snow Boards
Personal Brand Identity For Cars
Personal Brand Identity For Jets
Personal Brand Identity For Planes
Personal Brand Identity For Yachts
Personal Brand Identity For Boats
Personal Brand Identity For Homes
Personal Brand Identity For Furnishings Personal Brand Identity For Stationery
Personal Brand Identity For Website
Personal Brand Identity For Invitations
Personal Brand Identity For Phones
Personal Brand Identity For Luggage
Personal Brand Identity For Bags
Personal Brand Identity For Clothing
Personal Brand Identity For Skis
Personal Brand Identity For Snow Boards |
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Personal Brands.
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The art of heraldry had all but died out in recent centuries but its principles have now been revived as an exclusive personal brand creation service.
You are now able to work with brand specialists to commission your own personal brand identity and personal logo design to fully personalise the items that you own. It means the chance to create something powerful, elegant and subtle that portrays you as an individual.
It also means that you can now ensure that what you stand for, and how you are represented, is always communicated consistently.
Working with specialist brand consultants from the world of high street branding the same principles are applied in order to articulate core elements of your personal brand identity - such as your history and heritage, your personality, what you stand for and the guiding principles and values that you hold dear in life. |
| “Look around you, we’re surrounded by brands. Many we love, become fans of and want to buy into. That’s because we connect with them at a deeper level. It’s not just about the product or service that they deliver - it’s about what they stand for, their ideology and their approach to life in general. Yet surprisingly - given the challenges that we all face in being understood in this big wide world - up until this point that thinking has never been applied to presenting individuals. However, exactly the same principles apply. |
Example Personal Brands.
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The parallels between history and modern day branding are both fascinating and relevant.
Heraldry was originally developed for knights in battle. The use of closed helmets meant there was a need to identify themselves from their enemies and peers.
Heraldry covered a system colours metals and furs and even the trumpet call to announce the knight’s impending arrival. It was a personal identity that was painstakingly developed, rooted in tradition and fiercely guarded.
With the gradual suspension of private armies around the 16th century, plus the disappearance of tournaments and closed helmets, the requirement for heraldry became principally decorative - coats of arms over doorways, woven into tapestries, placed in stained glass and engraved on silver for example.
However, the precedents and parallels with today are clear. |
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This will become the basis for the creation of your own personal brand identity system (personal brand logo and / or personal brand heraldry, personal brand colours and fonts etc) which will then be applied to personalise all of the items that you choose.
And as we accumulate ever more personal items it is perhaps the ultimate statement of individuality to give them some form of personalisation. The items to which your personal brand identity can be applied are extensive - limitless in fact - and range from stationery, online presence, phone screen idents, clothing and travel items right through to larger items such as cars, homes, boats and planes.
We will work with you to devise an extensive and bespoke implementation programme.
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Wouldn’t it be desirable to be able to articulate your own personal brand identity? And wouldn’t it be valuable to be able to communicate it consistently across everything that you and others come into contact with? Far and away from simply making the ultimate personal statement, it means that you are applying the sort of strategic thinking to your personal life as you would strive to do with you business affairs.”
- Paul Thwaites. |
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