This end-tag showcases Bubly’s flavors with a subtle twist 😉

 

The Brief

Using a logo for a pre-existing product/company, you will be creating a short (approximately 5 seconds) animation. 

 

Skills

Motion
Illustration
Strategy

Year & Timeline

2020, 4 Weeks

 
 

The Process

bubly sketches-02.png

Brand Research

First, I had to familiarize myself with the brand. I counted the flavors, observed the packaging, and studied what it takes to be part of the Bubly brand language.  

bubly sketches-03.png

Mood Board

I then extrapolated from the existing brand using mood boards. Creating monochromatic visuals that had a sense of depth followed the playfulness of the brand while focusing on the flip side of it.  

Sketches.jpg

Ideation & Storyboards

I explored different ways to reveal the logo by using key brand elements. This included the "Hi's" (which I listed),  noticing the smiles on the cans, and then counting the many fruits and creating ways to reveal the fruit.

Styleframes

Created to test the look and feel of the mood boards, this allowed me to sort out which fruits were the best to showcase - key considerations, were the variety of texture, color, and shading. Later I mocked up transition ideas.

Design Boards

Once I determined the design direction and pinpointed final transitions, I created the final design boards. These showcased my final designed storyboards.

Animatic

Stills from the design boards were used to create a sample end-tag that showed the potential placement and timing of each section.

 
Refined Style Frames-compressed_Page_07.jpg
 
 
Refined Style Frames-compressed_Page_04.jpg
Previous
Previous

Virtual Event Series & Community Brand Strategy

Next
Next

Leechpit Brand Strategy