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First 3 pages of my style guide.
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3Product Name
Target Audience
History
Big Idea
Opening of the First Stewarts Root Beer Stand In 1924, Frank Stewart set out to develop the worlds best-tasting root beer which he intended to sell in order to supplement his income as a schoolteacher. With the secret recipes in hand, he soon opened his first Stewarts Drive-In where he served ice-cold Stewarts Root Beer in tall, frosty mugs. The creamy taste of Stewarts Root Beer was an instant success and has been enjoyed by consumers for over 75 years!
My big idea is to create the box in way that makes it more permanent and not something you would want to throw away. The boxes will be a series so that they can become collectable. Each box would be unique and eye catching and would have a new design each month. I want this same idea to be reflected in the stickers that are on the bottles. Making the boxes and bottles collectable will help increase sales because it will give fans and customers something to look forward to each month. To do this I am going to be creating the box the bottle come in out of wood.
The target audience is single men between the ages of 18-34. They are the heaviest consumers of carbonated non-cola beverages. All of the designs and advertisments will be targeting this demographic. A secondary target audience is married women between the ages of 18-34 because they are the second heaviest users of carbonated non-cola beverages.
Stewarts Fountain Classics - Root Beer
Plan
4Regular - Most frequently used throughout all labels, stickers, decals, and box decorations. Use for the tagline Fountain Classics. Sizes should stay bewteen 10pt - 12pt.Bold - Should only be used for the nutri.
Regular- Used for the title in all capital letters. The rest of the letters (other than the first 'S') are 40.24pt.Light- Used just for the first 'S' and nothing else. The first 'S' is sized at 92.71pt
Redesign*
Color Scheme & Type
Bold Orange:CMYK: 19%, 87%, 100%, 10%RGB: 186, 63, 9Hex: ba3f09Pantone: 167C
Orange:CMYK: 14%, 87%, 95%, 4%RGB: 203, 70, 46Hex: cb462ePantone: 7598C
Warm Orange:CMYK: 23%, 89%, 98%, 15%RGB: 170, 57, 38Hex: aa3926Pantone: 484C
Red Orange:CMYK: 26%, 90%, 95%, 22%RGB: 155, 52, 38Hex: 9b3426Pantone: 484C
Chocolate Brown:CMYK: 30%, 88%, 83%, 33%RGB: 132, 47, 42Hex: 842f2aPantone: 7624C
White Words:CMYK: 0%, 0%, 0%, 0%RGB: 255, 255, 255Hex: Pantone: 663C
Root Beer Brown:CMYK: 34%, 87%, 77%, 42%RGB: 113, 42, 41Hex: 712a29Pantone: 491C
Kirvy - Title Font
Tw Cen Mt - Copy Font
*The colors have been updated to a range of oranges. The oranges have been kept because it is readily associated with root beer. This range of colors allow for a new look while still retaining its equity and recognizability.
5Logo
This is the color logo that should be used on all bottle and box labels as well as on the company website. This should also be used when printing in color and in email signatures.
This is the grayscale logo that should be used on letterhead when sending faxes, memos or letters. This logo should be used on black and white printers but never for labels.
6Bottle Dividers
Window Sides
Bottom
Handle
Tall Sides
Flat Box Design