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Pride Month

iOne Creative Services | iONE DIGITAL/All Brands | 06/05/2019

OFFICIAL Visual Branding A/B

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Pride Month

LOOK A

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Utilizing a visual treatment echoing that of an apothecary

The healing and growth of Pride is front and center.

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A soft rainbow watercolor wash continues the growth and healing theme. Growing off of the apothecary lockup is a double portrait of Marsha P. Johnson. The key player of why we even have Pride today.

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This double portrait can be rolled out into more portraits of key players. Such as Sylvia Rivera or more contemporary advocates like Laverne Cox or Indya Moore. Maybe with different colors for each individual graphic—one graphic for each color of the rainbow.

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Pride Month

LOOK B

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A strong textured lockup acts as the key art for this look.

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With the brush-stroke lockup demanding attention, the background is grey-scale. Pushing forward a statement focused

conversation more than anything. The paint drips echo a heartbeat that not only harken to tragedies such as Pulse but

also touch on the passion members of the LGBTQA have.

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The rollout for this could be simple B&W portraits with a rainbow drip overlay. Pushing forward the conversation and vibration of the necessity of Pride.

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LOOK C

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A lockup consisting of brush strokes and color blocks

touch on the building blocks as well as fluidity of Pride.

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Bold colorful shapes in picture plane of deep black. Where talent, speakers, historical figures, etc… could be showcased. Having the figure in B&W is going draw more attention than having a full color portrait compete with the motif.��**Lizzo is for placement only

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The rollout for this could be simple B&W portraits amongst the chunky fun shapes.

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