I collected my initial visual research into personal branding created by graphic designers, the packs displayed below are a good example of what I could produce in response to the brief.
While collecting my initial research I realised that the best self promotion packs had consistant design elements and a strong visual theme. Therefore, when all elements of the pack are placed together they visually support each other, creating a strong, effective outcome.
Personal Identity - Design Portfolio of Natalie Kenna
JORDAN PUOPOLO - Personal Identity Package: I wanted a fairly abstract logo that still represented something. Idecided on a version of my initials created out of simple lines andshapes. I wanted an aged and tactile feel for my business system, so Idecided to use a lot of card stock and brown envelopes. The old grids Icreated for the letter head relate to my design sensibility.
Experience Map and Field Guide - Personal Identity by Thomas Woodson
http://oleglyutovdesign.com/
New personal identity is more warm and hand-made. It consist of serif typefaces, hand-made paper and in general have clean and simple design.
New logotype is made on a rubber press, so it can be printed anywhere, on any paper stock.
http://www.anatolyvyalikh.com/Personal-Identity-10
The logo is made based on my name and field of specialization. The supporting illustrations are objects that describes what I like, and what I'm interested in.
http://cargocollective.com/ssong
http://tomdear.co.uk/Personal-Identity-1
This is a sending out portfolio piece of my work and thought towards to design. I explain my understanding about design into 3 stages: information, form&shape, and integration. And this "ViviPedia" will keep in expanding because design though always upgrading through more learning and experience.
PACKAGING
http://www.underconsideration.com/fpo/archives/2012/07/jeff-singer-self-promotion-incomplete.php
I also collected research into packaging design from a book called 'Experimental Formats & Packaging' Published by Rotovision.
SELF PORTRAIT POSTER
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