Developments is a slow paced online media offering in depth interviews with strategic minds amongst the independent creative talents, whether they are emerging or world famous. So far, we’ve interviewed the following talents:
Base Design
Sarah Bassett
Isabel + Helen
Colors And The Kids
Pierre Rousseau
Special Offer
OKOK Services
Giga
Porto Rocha
Modem
New Tendency
Mouthwash Studio
Studio Blanco
Benjamin Grillon
Rozana Montiel
Joris Poggioli
Formafantasma
Eike König
Ines Alpha
International Magic
Zak Kyes
Teruhiro Yanagihara
Ezequiel Pini
Clementine Berry
Jonghwan Baek
Dinamo
Ada Sokół
Marc Armand
Elizaveta Porodina
Random Studio
OK-RM
Tomorrow Bureau
Services Généraux
John Pawson
Golgotha
Brian Roettinger
Yorgo Tloupas
Mirko Borsche
Liza Enebeis
Scheltens & Abbenes
Jean-Baptiste Levée
Willo Perron
Stephanie D’heygere
and the following topics have been discussed:
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3 excerpts on the topic “Branding”
[…] In contrast to Anglo-Saxon or Scandinavian countries, where branding was already seen as a creative discipline, in Belgium and much of continental Europe, it was often viewed as too commercial. Brussels sits at a cultural crossroads, and we both grew up looking outward. We were more inspired by the Netherlands and the UK than by France or Southern Europe, where design was often more decorative. […]
[…] The word “branding” was not even part of our vocabulary. There were independent graphic designers and advertising agencies, but nothing in between. We built something different, somewhere between design, image and language, and we have always tried to stay outside predefined categories. […]
[…] Everything depends on the client, their culture and how they like to work. Some prefer to be guided, others want to be part of the process. Understanding that dynamic is essential because we are ultimately serving their project, not our own.
This flexibility is part of what defines Base. It connects directly to the essence of branding, which is differentiation. No two clients are the same, so no two presentations should ever look or feel the same. Customization is not a detail for us, it is at the heart of our practice. […]
This flexibility is part of what defines Base. It connects directly to the essence of branding, which is differentiation. No two clients are the same, so no two presentations should ever look or feel the same. Customization is not a detail for us, it is at the heart of our practice. […]