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Logo Application

As some extra ideas I have come up with a few more items to apply the company branding to such as Mugs, keyrings, mouse mats, note pads and pens.

Color Codes

These are the two main colors for the logo with the codes 

Staff Uniform

Considering the possibility of uniform I first had to decided what they would be wearing, I went with T shirts, Polo shirts and regular shirts. Looking for a rough template I found this for a T shirt and re-drew it.

These are the design ideas that I came up with for possible color ideas with the logo.

Next I got a photo of a polo shirt to use as a template then again drew around it and created a few design ideas.

Lastly I did some designs for a regular shirt I used this style from a quick look at uniform from Royal Mail staff. 

Liveries: Car

I decided to add the branding to a car that could be used as a delivery vehicle, first thing I had to do what draw out the base for the car so I found a  template of the model of a car, these drawings show part of the interior but I don't want that in my design so when I draw it I will have to just draw in the areas that I want.

I redrew the images with the features that I wanted to include, I made sure that I drew bits of it in sections so that I could change the color in the sections if needed. I choose two of the angles and reversed the side so I could get a display of both the sides to show how it would look.

Applying colors, I applied a basic gradient just to give an effect of shadow rather than flat color as I wanted the car to be white to start with, I also filled in the main features, lights, tires etc. Then applied the logo to the design. 

I created the designs in two other colors to match the logo color and company style which consists of two main colors the grey and green plus white.

Mounting final work

A2 mount board 594mm by 420mm
Mounting the Letterhead, compliment slip and business card
This is a quick sketch for a possible layout with some measurements. 

things to remember, wash hands before mounting anything so that all the work stays clean
make sure that you have everything, mount board, print outs, scalpel with a new or sharpened blade so you get a smooth cut, a metal ruler to cut along and spay mount.


make sure all measurements are accurate and that the piece are stuck down straight with no mistakes of rough / torn edges as it is very noticeable when mounted.
A light covering of spray mount can be applied to stop things from moving around while you are working out exactly where they will sit on the page.