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University of Gloucestershire Christian Union

University of Gloucestershire Christian Union
The main logo that has been redesigned collaboratively with the client. The colour scheme and graphics all chosen by myself. The negative/white space shows the shape of a cross, and the two dark blue - purple graphics show speech marks. The speech marks also convey their strap line 'living for Jesus, speaking for Jesus.'
This is the header logo that sits on the website and across much of the print material.
Website: UGCU
This design was printed onto labels, which were then stuck onto bottles at one of the Freshers events to advertise the Christian Union, and provide contact information. These graphics clearly convey the house style whilst maintaining a fresh modern feel.
T-shirt design that was used mainly during Freshers, but is now being used throughout the year at other events. Again the rebranding resonates through this design too.
This is the Term Card design, mentioned above. It again uses many elements across the brand. The small social network options on the right hand side, as well as the logo at the top left. The background and typeface are also used in the leaflet.
This is the Freshers poster design. I was really tested in this design. Creating an interesting design that would be attractive whilst also being innovative and clever. The execution was fairly simple with the use of Adobe Illustrator CS5. The same graphics are used but in white to continue the style of the poster.
Leaflet front and back
Leaflet Inside pages
This leaflet has been used regularly to inform the Christian Union about the main events and to give basic information and contact details. It builds on the term card design, differs but is still in keeping with the style of the brand.
University of Gloucestershire Christian Union
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University of Gloucestershire Christian Union

I took on the challenge of rebranding this company. They were not making use of modern technology in order to reach more people, and did not have Read More

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