BcomBrand's logo

Corporate Brand Identity

1/Tone & voice.

Creating a brand voice and tone is crucial for establishing a consistent communication style that reflects the corporate brand identity values. It guides how the brand interacts with its audience across various channels, fostering emotional connections and ensuring coherence in communications.

MISSION. Creating a brand voice and tone is crucial for establishing a consistent communication style that reflects the brand’s personality and values.

VISION. Creating a brand voice and tone is crucialfor establishing a consistent communication style that reflects the brand’s personality and values.

Girling Marquez, the C.E.O. of Bcombrand
Luis Barroeta the visual lead of Bcombrand

2/Brand story.

In the pre-COVID era, my partner Girling Marquez and I embarked on a journey to revolutionize branding. With my graphic design background and Girling’s expertise in client relations, we founded Bcombrand. Our mission? To prioritize Corporate Brand Identity. From conceptualizing brand values to delivering effective campaigns, we blend creativity, strategy, and humor.

Join us as we foster meaningful relationships between clients and their audience.

SKILLS.

#Creative Thinking
# Visual Arts
# Corporate

3/The logo.

Crafting our logo is like sculpting the face of our corporate brand identity—it embodies everything we stand for. It’s our signature, instantly memorable and adaptable across platforms.

Our logo is our chance to shine and leave a lasting mark, so we’re committed to creating one that captures the essence of our brand authentically.

Bcombrand Logo

3.1/ Logo applications.

The importance of strictly adhering to the correct usage of a logo cannot be overstated. Consistency in its application ensures brand recognition and maintains brand integrity. By following established guidelines for spacing, proportions, and color, the logo retains its visual impact across various mediums and contexts. This consistency instills trust and credibility in the brand, reinforcing its identity and enhancing its overall effectiveness in communicating with the audience.

Allowed usages of the BCOMBRAND logos.

Be sure to respect the empty spaces around the logo, this is meant to keep the clean and sleek look in every publication that shows out most important asset. This is the grid we defined to ensure the quality and consistecy.

Using white logo over black background.

bcombrand white logo over black background

Using black logo over white background.

bcombrand black logo over white background

Using white logo over color background.

Bcombrand white logo over red background

4/The colors.

Crafting our logo is like sculpting the face of our brand—it embodies everything we stand for. It’s our signature, instantly memorable and adaptable across platforms. Our logo is our chance to shine and leave a lasting mark, so we’re committed to creating one that captures the essence of our brand authentically.

Pasionate Red
#FF1256
RGB: 241.37.86.95
CMYK: 0.97.53.0

Symbolizes our dynamic energy and unwavering commitment to crafting memorable experiences for our clients

Deep Blue
#0A1432
RGB: 10.20.50
CMYK: 96.98.56.49

This incredible deep blue symbolizes our focusing on dedication to mastery and create and develop exceptional results.

Bright Green
#8BC34A
RGB: 193.195.74
CMYK: 66.0.92.0

Vibrant growth and natural harmony, symbolizing our desire to sustainable progress and flourishing partnerships.

Sofisticaded Black
#1A1A1A
RGB: 26.26.26
CMYK: 84.82.73.69

Epitomizes our vision: timeless elegance fused with modern and well founded sophistication to identificates our audience.

Simple Gray
#D9D9D9
RGB: 217.217.217
CMYK: 18.14.14.0

Represents our vision: a blend of modern and timeless elegance, reflecting our commitment to excellence.

5.1/PRIMARY TYPE.

We have one typeface we use 
for all of our headlines: Rubik Featuring many fine details, moderate contrast and slightly unusual anatomy, the typeface can be a loud and proud hero or a humble supporting actor for all sorts of designs.

Rubik Bold by Google fonts.

First Impression Matters.


Rubik Regular by Google fonts.
Company vs Brand.

5.1/SECONDARY TYPE.

Our secondary typeface is Abhaya Libre is used across all body copy when we need to be a bit more clear and digestible versus expressive.

Abhaya Libre by Google fonts.

Branding is Everything.

5.2/TYPE HIERARCHY.

The type hierarchy in graphic compositions is crucial for guiding the viewer’s attention and conveying information effectively. By strategically organizing fonts based on factors like size, weight, and style, designers can create visual hierarchy, highlighting key elements and establishing a flow of information. This hierarchy ensures that the most important messages are prioritized and easily digestible, ultimately enhancing the overall clarity and impact of the corporate brand identity. Please ensure to use the following examples as guidance.

Headline: Rubik Bold / 60px.

Incredible simple.

 

Subline: Rubik Normal / 30px.

Branding is what people says when you leave the room.



Body Copy: Abhaya Libre / 20px.

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6/IMAGERY STYLE.

The style of photography or illustration used in brand materials. Imagery should align with the brand’s personality and values, whether it’s sleek and modern, warm and inviting, or bold and dynamic.

7/SOCIAL NETWORK STORIES.

The style of photography or illustration used in brand materials. Imagery should align with the brand’s personality and values, whether it’s sleek and modern, warm and inviting, or bold and dynamic.

instagram story mockup about value content for corporations

Valuable Content.

  • Title in Headline Type Style.
  • Paragraph in Body Copy Style.
  • Must avoid IU element gaps.
  • Image must show corporative ambient.
  • Tone must be direct and proffesional.
  • No direct sales involve.
instagram story mockup celebrating the 2024 7up rebranding

Trending Content.

  • Title in Headline Type Style.
  • Paragraph in Body Copy Style.
  • Must avoid IU element gaps.
  • Image must show corporative ambient.
  • Tone must be creative.
  • Personalized inside IG with resources available.
a bottle of a product made in cgi

Service Sales Content.

  • Title in Headline Type Small Caps.

  • Paragraph in Body Copy Style.
  • Must avoid IU element gaps.
  • Image must show corporative ambient.
  • Tone must be creative.
  • Message must create curiosity on the user.
a bilboard in the street about turn your company into a brand

Sponsored Content.

  • Title in Headline Type Style.
  • Paragraph in Body Copy Style.
  • Must avoid IU element gaps.
  • Image must show corporative ambient.
  • Tone must be corporative.
  • Allways have to  insert a call to action.