Walk This Way needed a new brand and identity with a sunny disposition.
We crafted a logo and identity with custom iconography featuring multiple destinations on their Atlanta walking tours. We also designed and developed their new site.
We crafted a logo and identity with custom iconography featuring multiple destinations on their Atlanta walking tours. We also designed and developed their new site.
With a quick deadline for upcoming presentations, the brand needed to be ready to deploy across all materials and presentations. We worked directly with the team at G7 Consulting to develop a strong mark that stood on it’s own yet fit with the COX Enterprises color palette. With a name chosen and a direction for a mark focusing on communicating efficiency and motion, we got to work starting with sketches, moving to multiple mark explorations and continuing with refining the mark until they had a brand they were thrilled with.
We were happy to dive in to the relationship starting with a brand realignment including new marks, color palettes and presentation templates.
We launched a new responsive site design, recently completing phase adding search functionality and integrating with their hubspot marketing efforts.
Collateral including downloadable white papers were designed as part of an ongoing marketing campaign.
We jumped right in with mood board development, branding & identity, imagery, iconography and presentation support across multiple arms of the company.
Aron Creative was responsible for creating multiple icons, marks and logos for Arrow Exterminators across both corporate and consumer projects.
A consistent design language was created to build brand familiarity while offering the versatility necessary for reaching such varied audiences.
Better World Books is a new kind of business, one with a mission to promote literacy. BWB’s primary audience includes several different stakeholders including the libraries, booksellers and college students they partner with to collect books, the everyday consumers wanting to make a difference with their purchase, and the non-profit literacy organisations they support to create social change. All of these groups needed to be kept in mind as we created a design language.
To create a cohesive look but allow for flexibility we repeated the general shape of both a bookmark/ribbon as well as the shape of an open book. These shapes were abstract enough to work across all materials and allowed for varied implementation from the hand drawn to the very mechanical.
Prior to branding work, Better World Books palette included many different colors. In order to allow for more cohesion among designs that varied, we focused on the bright green color and a few supporting players. While other colors are used from time to time, you will always find BWB green.
Imagery is repeated when possible to help varying pieces have a common visual reference. While main photographs will vary piece to piece, background textures and colors are maintained across communications.
Better World Books partners with libraries across the country to provide a socially responsible outlet for used books. This booklet was created to give potential library partners an overview of the discards and donations program and outline the benefits of working with Better World Books.
Better World Books works with Campus Sustainability Co-Ordinators and Administration to help green schools across the nation. They work to get Book Drop Boxes in place for unwanted books, school book drives going for student-run initiatives and with bookstores on campus to get the most out of books no longer being sold.