A creative springboard for Father’s Day
Tesco Plc
The brief
We were asked by the brand team at Tesco to develop a look & feel for Father’s Day 2019 and to produce a set of accompanying guidelines setting out the basic Father’s Day 2019 brand elements, such as colour palette, photography, typeface and texture, to inspire and visually align all channels.
What we delivered
Working closely with the Tesco brand team, we were tasked with injecting some energy into Father’s Day but at the same time, ensuring the creative remained true to the master brand. We did this by championing the master brand font, but exploring ways to bring in the prevailing seasonal assets associated with Father’s Day.
One of the most important parts of the brief was to ensure the toolkit was accessible and authoritative, but not restrictive: it had to inspire, excite and guide those using it, without stifling their own creativity. It was to be a launchpad, not an overly prescriptive set of instructions.
What the client said
“Working closely with Sherlock, we developed Father’s Day guidelines in order to demonstrate how customers celebrate the event. We thoroughly enjoyed the creative process with the team, designing customer focussed principles to inspire adults and delight their kids. We reached the overall objective to achieve a strong and celebratory Father’s Day look and feel through a set of expressive design elements.” Lauren Davis, Head of Brand Expression
