kirsty fruin brief 6.pdf
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The Typographic Circle is an organisation that holds regular
talks by design led speakers. For each talk there will be a
poster to promote the event, invitations, speaker passes, VIP
passes and a supplement.
The promotional collateral uses images of the speakers
work in order to get people excited about the event and
entice them to attend.
Each event attendee will receive a canvas tote bag
containing: a free poster designed by the speaker, a
supplement, a notepad and pen. The canvas tote bag
contains the events branding and uses a minimal design so
that it can be re-used by the user.
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The supplement will provide the attendee with further
information about the speaker, images of their work and
contact details. Each speakers supplement will be produced
in a different colour and have the number of the talk
and name of the speaker on the c over design for easy
differentiation. This cover information will be black foiled.
The cover design also contains the Typo logo, the date and
name of the talk.
The inner leaves utilise a minimal layout design to enable
the focus to be on the contents of the supplement; large
images are used with white space and minimal body copy.
The inner leaves are printed on GFSmith Colorplan 135gsm
Ivroy stock.
To clearly distinguish the nal section; selected works, the
supplement utilises a stock change. This stock a is pastel
shade of the cover colour to ensure coherence throughout
the supplement. This will be printed on GFSmith Colorplan
90gsm stock.
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The printed promotional collateral uses imagery and a small
amount of type to ensure the reader digests the relevant
information and isnt overloaded with less important infor-
mation. There is a link to the Typographic Circle website for
the reader to nd out more information.
Each spread in the supplement will use a different layout
whilst keeping to the same grid system. This change in the
layout will ensure the reader remains continually engaged.
Short pieces of type are included to provide an understand-
ing of the content.
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MadeThought
09.05.2013~19:00
1 KnightsbridgeGreenLondonSW1X 7NW
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MADETHOUGHT
MadeThought:TenYearsYesterday
An Exhibition ofCuriosity CabinetsPresenting our Thoughts
02Ten YearsYesterday
MADETHOUGHT
We do not believein mimicking trends,
we prefer to createthem.
04Ten YearsYesterday03
09 GFSmith Paper ExhibitionMADETHOUGHT 10
MadeThought:GFSmith Beautyinthemaking paperexhibition
TheBeauty in theMaking exhibition takes
visitorsthrough thehistory of paper and theprocessof itsmakingthrough a seriesofpublic talks,workshopsand exhibitions.Theexhibition aimed to tapinto designersincreasedinterestin traditionaltechniquesand highlighttheauthentic heritageofthisbrand.
15 16GFSmith Paper Exhibition MADETHOUGHT
MadeThought
09.05.2013~19:00
SpeakerPass
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The link on the promotional material will direct the user
to the Typocircle website where information on the cur-
rent talk can be found alongside a link to the speakers web
presence.
This information can be accessed via computer, mobile
phone and tablet device.
The event will also have active Tumblr, Twitter and Facebook
sites to create a social presence and encourage people to
attend the event.
@ ty po ci rc let al k ty po ci rc le ta lk#typocircletalk
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Vinyl waynding stickers will be stuck on the oor to guide
attendees through the talks location. There will also be ex-
hibtion banners errected to ensure the building has a visual
presence of the Typocircle event.
The initial presentation slide for the speakers talk will be
branded to retain consistency with the promotional mate-
rial.
Workers at the event will wear branded t-shirts to make
them easily distinguishable; again these will continue to
utilise the events brand aesthetic.
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