Marketing
Blaze
Client
ISSofBC, Government of Canada
Deliverables
● Logo/wordmark
● 1-side poster (8.5×11’’, vertical, PDF).
● 2-side postcard (5×7’’, horizontal, PDF).
● Digital illustrations
Software
Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign
Background
In 2022, ISSofBC has launched a program for supporting small business start-ups and helping new immigrants open small businesses.
Blaze supports self-employment initiatives and helps young entrepreneurs open a start-up in Metro Vancouver.
Challenge
Create a memorable logo/wordmark that would attract the target audience. Come up with minimalistic poster and postcard layout that would encourage the target audience to click on the links and participate in the program. Provide digital illustrations showing young entrepreneurs (one flower shop owner and one baker).
Solution
I have developed a unique wordmark for the program with a colour palette matching the selected style and tone.
A mini Style Guide was provided to the client’s marketing team for creating social media posts and ads on various platforms. Nine social media posts matching the selected style helped the client establish the tone for marketing materials.
The poster and the postcard have a print and a web version with clickable links. The web files were posted by the client online and attracted the target audience who clicked on the links and registered for further participation in the program.
Blaze Program for ISSofBC
Blaze supports self-employment initiatives and helps young entrepreneurs open a start-up in Metro Vancouver. The program provides entrepreneurial skills training that helps build a professional network, establish valuable contacts, receive support and gain business experience through a team of experts.
Logo Design
Colours and Typography
Custom Illustrations
The client has shared statistical information for the Blaze program. Young immigrants opening small business start-ups in Metro Vancouver come from different ethnic backgrounds. The client has asked to create two characters (one young baker wearing an apron and one flower shop owner).
The most popular business types opened by immigrants include bakeries, boutiques, flower shops, culinary businesses, car and equipment repair.
Poster and Postcard








