Looking for a unique look and feel for your website?

When a client needs a new website, the first thing we do is look at content.

Some have an existing website, others nothing at all.

Photography might look dated, or no longer be representative of the business. Staff headshots are pulled from personal Facebook pages.

In 2021, you might also be dealing with that damn Covid-19. With social distancing restrictions in various locations, can you organise a photoshoot? Sourcing locations, photographers, props and talent all take time, and might need to be cancelled at the last minute.

The answer can be simple: an illustrative approach.

Benefits of illustrations:

●  Abstract concepts may be easier to convey.
●  Inclusivity—make skin colour green or hair blue, people indeterminate ages, androgynous figure types.
●  If a key staff member – heavily featured in your business’ photography – leaves your business, you might need replace those images. Not an issue with illustrations.
●  Staff location is irrelevant.
●  Creates an ownable, distinctive look and feel for your brand.
●  You have the rights to use the work across all your collateral (make sure you negotiate this with the illustrator or agent).

Next time you think, ‘We’re gonna need a photoshoot’, consider whether an illustrative approach might work as well, or even better.

Image credits: Niki Fisher for The Wellbeing Outfit website

Recent posts

Follow on Instagram

Connect on LinkedIn

Sign up to our newsletter

Email hello@brandbyname.com.au
or call +61 3 9015 4014

Level 35, 477 Collins Street
Melbourne VIC 3000

© 2021 Brand by Name™

Subscribe!

Subscribe to our quarterly newsletter — Brand News — filled with Design tips, Creativity hacks, Brand news and Design-related goodness.

It’s short and sweet. Estimated reading time < 90 seconds…