20 Detailed and Professional Branding Presentations
My plan for today was to help you all become a little more familiar with the branding presentations of some of the top designers in the business. They don’t just deliver boring designs to their clients, oh no. They create stunning, awesome presentations around their designs.
These branding presentations make the difference between a $100.00 brand for your business and a priceless brand for your business. In this post, I’ve collected twenty incredibly detailed, professional presentations from talented branding experts to convince you that a great brand needs a great presentation and that you can’t get some of this quality work for a few bucks, to much time is involved.
Autentika Corporate Identity from Jakub Rutkowski’s
Valens Energy Drink Identity from Maxime Quoilin
Bella Sicilia Identity from Denis Olenik
Corporate and brand identity Ethnique from Roger Oddone
HRJ Identity from Robinsson Cravents
CousCous from Gergana Plummer
Maritime Campus Branding from Marius Roosendaal
Brand Identity Hames Sharley from Axiom Design Partners
Corporate Identity for Vertica from Sebastian Gram
Corporate & Brand Identity for Max Chocolatier from Muggie Ramadani
e-visible – New Media from Dirk Leys
Vegas Brand Guidelines from Denis Olenik
Solberg & Hansen Identity from Fredrik Melby and Martin Stousland
Bright ID Identity from Ole-Marius T. Storfjell and Christian Albriktsen
Corporate and brand identity Zap from Roger Oddone
love the robot branding from lenancker Romain
Avivo Corporate Identity from Denis Olenik
Heyerdahl Jeweller from Mission Design
ajeva from Julian Hrankov
altreforme furniture company from jekyll & hyde
Conclusion
Looking at these amazing, creative, well prepared presentations, you should come to the conclusion that these types of branding and identity packages aren’t cheap. They’re time consuming, but the amount of time invested to create a brand is worth every penny to the client. A well-crafted brand lasts forever.
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Very Thanks Hein
great collection.
Hiya! Just stopped to say, fantastic article, I really enjoyed it; I do quiet a bit of logo design and it’s nice to see how the branding process has worked for others. (Particularly as I’m starting out my own company now!)
Nice work, but the title here is a little misleading. These aren’t branding presentations, they’re branding snapshots or branding insights – a small difference I know, but I was hoping to see the in-depth brand styleguide documents/presentations.
Hi Alex,
I’m sorry when I’ve misled you, it was not my intention because in my opinion these are branding presentations. I believe the thing your looking for is this http://bit.ly/aoB1fa . Again my apologies for the confusion.
Very nice collection. Some really inspiring work!! I certainly will be in contact with some of the above artists (they really are artists!) for future work.
Thanks!
Some of these final designs look great, but the majority of the work shown here is just disappearing rapidly up its own backside. You’ve got to have pretty needy clients to have to show them the logo with circles and gridlines all over the place to justify the logos existence. I’m not saying it doesn’t happen but honestly, who actually designs logos this way and keeps a record of it, and who designs a cool looking logo then reverse engineers it to justify their cost?
That’s really nice of you to get all those together. A pleasure for designer’s eye and useful info for designer’s mind. Thanks!