For my final HND Visual Communications project I have made my own brief to design the branding for a florist. I choose a florist as there is a number of target market directions you can go and I wanted to create a bright and colourful final project. I am keen to create a webpage for the business and the business card and gift card so I can explore some different materials. 

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Blooming Gorgeous gift cards made up and presented. 

I got an apron made up with the logo printed on it. It’s wipe and washable so every practical for a florist getting dirty.

Gift voucher. This one I used a darker shade for the sleeve of the voucher meaning the voucher itself stands out when taken out. Again printed on thick, textured, white card. I left the layout very simple, including space to write who the voucher was for, from and the value it contains as well as space for a staff initial and date. 

My final logo for Blooming Gorgeous mock florists. I choose this as its simple and can be read easily. My target market for my florists is higher end functions and gifts. The two typefaces I used Fine Style and The Only Exception are very different, Fine style being much more sophisiticated for high class target market and The Only Exception being softer relating to the flow of flowers and petals.

Experimenting with colours, texture and medias using my own photographs as inspiration. I then scanned some of my experiments in and played around with them on photoshop. 

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