Disney DVD on TV
Disney Sub Brand
BRIEF: Develop a sub-brand at retail level for TV on DVD including logo, holding device and POS material


I was recently involved with a private client of mine looking to 'refresh' not only his brand image but also re-design his logo marque. With my routes in print I happily guided the client through the process - from concept to print. Here are the result.
Achieving these colours, exactly, across the stationery suite proved to be the principle sticking point. Here, liaising directly with the printers is important. And don’t be afraid to reject deliveries that are not quite right – this is your brand and as its key guardian your stationery suite should be spot on.
Before you Design Nazis jump down my throat, these print ready visual show the bleed (blue line) and trim (red line) of one side of the business card. I know they are a little distracting, but please see through them here!

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From a layout perspective, the sourced image, which follows the strategy of the previous style of posters, is only available in landscape mode. In fact, it is a landscape image – there I have offered two solution, both landscape and portrait.
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Unusual design – more for scrolling online but is elegant and proportionally works well comparing 1925 with 1975.
160 x 230 with all the detail. There is of text for this version so…
Simplified, without all the additional text.
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