Design & Branding
Never underestimate the power of good design. Color, photos, layout and style should all work together to send a cohesive message to your customers. Let J2 Media help you make sure that it’s the right one.
Design & Branding Services
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Color, photos, layout and style should all work together to send a cohesive message to your customers. Let J2 Media help you make sure that it’s the right one.
BRAND AWARENESS
Brand awareness is simply people recognizing who you are and what you do. The words, images, colors and design you choose to describe your business and your services sends an unspoken message every time people interact with you. We can help craft a message that is meaningful, and says what you want it to say.
ELECTRONIC & PRINTED COLLATERAL
We’ll make sure all your brand and design carries through to the final project, whether it’s a printed or electronic message. From brochures and banners to e-newsletters and promotional items, we make sure your brand shines through.
Portfolio
CLIENT
Jewish Community Center
JOB
Capital Campaign Event
DESCRIPTION
The JCC wanted to educate the public on tolerance by using the events of the Holocaust as a teaching tool. Our charge was to help people make a personal connection with history, while delivering a message of hope. We created consistent visuals by using a butterfly, which is a meaningful symbol to the Jewish community, and which is also seen as a symbol of renewal to the general public.
SURVIVOR CARDS
Eight different 4×6 cards with stories and photos of survivors ensure they are not forgotten.
PROMO CARDS
Eight different 5.5” x 8.5” cards were produced to explain the project and the rail car. On the back was a story about a survivor. Full decks of cards were made available to attendees of a campaign event.
TSHIRTS
These were sold and served as a fundraiser and a marketing brand awareness builder.
KIOSK POSTERS
Interactive kiosks allowed visitors to hear survivors talk about life before, during and after the Holocaust while waiting in line before the event. The cards were attached to entice visitors to understand the signifiance of the railcar and presentation.
