Archive for the ‘Brand Experience’ Category

The Chandler Ostrich Festival
An Inconsistent Brand Experience

Sunday, March 15th, 2009

This Saturday, March 14th, I was invited to go with some family to the Chandler Ostrich Festival. I wanted to check it out last year, when I submitted a logo design for a contest they were having, but something had come up that weekend and I wasn’t able to go. Upon arriving, I noticed right away that the logo they had on the sign was inconsistent w/ the one I saw on the website - it actually used a more festive font, but the same blue bird illustration within a frame. (more…)

Ostrich Race Accident at the Chandler Ostrich Festival

Sunday, March 15th, 2009

This past Saturday, March 14th,  my two children and I were invited to attend the Chandler Ostrich Festival with some family. I wanted to go last year, especially since I submitted a logo design for the contest they were having, but wasn’t able to attend for whatever reason. Parking was $5 and I think admission was like $9, so it was very reasonably priced. (more…)

Originality at it’s Finest

Monday, March 2nd, 2009

Check out what these guys have done w/ their video. This was most likely super low budget. The suits are amazing - they’re not taking themselves too seriously. They actually achieved the #1 spot on You Tube at one time: PPT You Know It\’s Valentines

When making a video for social media, you need not have a huge budget - it’s the idea and how you brand it that counts - if you look at any of their other videos, they do a really great job of consistently branding themselves. They just don’t make ‘em like this anymore, folks.

When Love At First Sight Just Isn’t Enough

Monday, February 16th, 2009

This past Saturday, Valentines Day, I strolled into my local Walgreens in search of a card and a box of chocolates for my lovely wife of 10 years (yes, 10 years!). I saw all the normal brands on the shelf and was ready to shell out a few bucks on Whitman’s or one of those other generic red heart brands, when it happened! There on the shelf was one of the most amazing packaging designs I have seen for a box of chocolates - the brand was called “botticelli.” (more…)