Today we proudly unveil our new brand identity design for Inspired Gift Cards.
A new Australian online retailer, Inspired Gift Cards provides an innovative solution to the gift-giving headache, and is just in time for Christmas!
Archive for the ‘Product & Brand Naming’ Category
Fresh from the Kitchens of the Renowned Daylesford Lake House
Over the past year-or-so we’ve been co-creating with Lake House Founder and food guru Alla Wolf-Tasker and her daughter, Lake House marketer Larissa Wolf-Tasker, cooking-up a tasty brand, name and packaging design for their new range of produce.
Creating a new brand through re-packaging
As part of or brand work in repositioning snack retail franchise Nutshack, we were given the task of creating an engaging brand connection for their value-add fruit and nut mixes.
Place brand development, identity, naming, campaign design and execution.
This week, Truly Deeply proudly launched the new brand and campaign for Atherstone, a new community in Melbourne’s west. 
Working closely with the Lend Lease development team we defined the brand strategy, created a new name, designed the identity, and executed the entire launch campaign. The result is a distinct brand that creates an aspirational and compelling connection with the target audience and is already achieving outstanding results for the client.
In a recent blog on the premium nature of artisan food brands we spoke about our great friend and client Lester Marshall from the Coffin Bay Oyster Farm. Lester is a truly interesting character. Two years ago he was a passionate Oyster Farmer in the majestic waters of Coffin Bay, near Port Lincoln, South Australia. Today he is an astute master of branding. He has had a paradigm shift that is transforming his business. He has set in play a strategy that is moving his business from simply selling his succulent oysters unbranded in hessian bags to one that markets a portfolio of premium branded oysters. His awakening to the power of branding has also seen him become an inspirational speaker and educator on how to build premium regional food brands.
Our work with the City of Whittlesea as their brand communications design agency provided us the opportunity to work on the brand identity for their Youth program. We ran some brand image research sessions with a range of young people from across the City’s broad population base to establish a consideration set of relevant visual language to inform the project design brief. We also used the opportunity to talk about themes for possible names for the program.
Over the last decade or more we’ve worked-on a number of project with fashion label Hemisphere. Hemisphere are a fiercely independent mens label with and ‘everyday denim sub-brand – you can see some of the work we designed with them here. In 2006 we worked on some fabric designs for a range of their shirts, which became their best selling lines, and as a result decided a couple of years later to form a partnership to launch a new label of premium mens shirts featuring custom designed printed fabrics.
02.09.08
ANZ Bank Brand Card Design
ANZ Bank
ANZ Bank is a bank that is committed to building lasting partnerships with their customers, shareholders and communities throughout Australia, New Zealand and 26 key markets in the Asia Pacific region. Always ahead of the pack, ANZ has an stern reputation for being one of Australia’s leading banks.
A few years back Deakin University came to us for help to re-launch their student union association. New legislation was changing the landscape of student unions and DUSA understood they needed to create a new relevance to the student body on their multiple campuses. DUSA is a student organisation which is run by students of Deakin University, for students of Deakin University. DUSA members study off campus and on, and include undergraduates, postgraduates and international students. What DUSA needed was a brand identity that would help position the organisation in a way that connected with the students. As student union membership became optional for the first time, DUSA found themselves competing against brands and other interests for the students loyalty.
06.25.06
Mamma Lucia Brand & Packaging Design
An Italian Cheese Story
Our initial brief for this project was to develop an Italian story for a range of seven Italian style cheese SKUs.
The brand name (now long forgotten) was unremarkable (I mentioned it was long forgotten) with a slight Eastern European feel. The brand had a foothold in a number of local delicatessens, but the Fresh Cheese Company had negotiated the opportunity to trial the brand in National supermarket chain Woolworths. If we could create a strong enough brand story on shelf to impress the buyers at Woolworths, the Fresh Cheese Company had a
winner on their hands.