Looking back to the beginning of this module, I feel like I have come along way in growth and knowledge in this area ( Visual Promotions ). I wasn’t familiar with any of the terms and what they meant, or even what I was suppose to be doing! I remember feeling anxious about this Module and feeling like I would struggle.
I created 4 trend boards that were inspired by my WGSN research and what inspired me and my brand the most. I am confident with the micro trends that I had chosen however if I could portray them differently, I would use a variety of pictures and create more of an aesthetic. However they were still clear.
Reflecting back on my overall idea for my brand, I personally believe the concept was really good and would be successful. I feel like I would personally use it as well as my friends and family and others that I know. I made a brand that was suitable for my target audience, which is everyone, by keeping the website easy to use, engaging and fun ( like the match tool ) and available for people of all genders, style, backgrounds and interests. I wanted my website to allow my audience to feel included, safe and positive – and I believe my website allows this. However, to portray this to my audience more, I wish that I had more diversity throughout my chosen models. This would have connected a wider variety of people.
I liked the overall look for my website as I thought it was clear, professional looking and matched my brands aesthetic. Again I wish I promoted more diversity to engage more audience and really portray emotions like community, inclusivity, equality and love. However, the website’s layout turned out to be better than I expected and I feel confident with the final look. I believe that everything is easy to navigate, and my chosen colour pallet compliments everything ( including the photos ) nicely together.
I wanted my Social Media Pages to appear sustainable, nature based and positive while staying professional and fresh looking. I tried to keep both Instagram and TikTok accounts as similar as possible to keep a strong brand appearance. I feel like my Social Media content was one of my weakest points in this module. I know I should have included more videos, and more of a variety of content like ‘Get Ready With Me’ and other engaging trends. However, on TikTok I still used engaging audios and trends to boost my brand and they were still suitable for my brands aesthetic and what we stand for. As for my Photoshoots, I wish that I encouraged my models to smile more and do fun and playful poses. This would have been more inviting for my target audience and would work with the whole ‘Happy and Sustainable’ vibe I was going for. I would also shoot in a variety of different locations, to stop the repetitiveness and make the content eye-catching and unique.
The last section I want to mention is my Launch Event, The Upcycling Workshop. I really liked this idea for a launch event as I believe it was fitting for my brand. The event is sustainable, close and sociable – allowing people to feel connected. This was mostly inspired by the ‘We & Me’ STEPIC Driver, I wanted to host an event that would encourage people to join the sustainable and positive movement together as a community. I believe this would have been successful for my brand as part of the launch campaign.
Overall my journey throughout this module has taught me a lot and I have enjoyed it the most out of all the other Modules. I enjoyed the development process and believe I have become much more successful at showing my development in my sketchbook. I believe that the concept of my brand was actually really successful and was fun to turn it into reality as much as I could! I do believe that I need to work on my experimentation and variety when it comes to Photoshoots, as they become repetitive and don’t capture as much excitement. However they are still relevant with my brand and are successful photos.








