Site Focus: Processed Identity, A Follow-up
Back in December I shared with you a new site that I was excited about, called Processed Identity. If you remember, the mission of the site is “sharing how you got there”, and focused on exploring and emphasizing the creative process used to develop brand identities. Since then a lot has happened, with the site launch in mid January and the first round of contributions and discussions.
It’s been great to see such a positive response from the community to a valuable initiative such as this. As I said before, it’s ideas like Processed Identity that do a lot to communicate the value of what we do and communicate the intricate process that we all go through for our clients. Here are a few highlights from the first few months:
- The first study by creative firm We Are Him + Her detailing how they came to develop their own identity, which you can read here.
- A pretty interesting discussion around how many creative concepts to show to clients.
- The second study by firm Hexanine on designing an identity for the Shevet Achim organization, which can be found here.
- A great article by founder Steve Zelle communicating the value of the creative process to clients.
If you haven’t checked out Processed Identity yet, swing by and see what’s new. Be sure to give both Processed Identity (@processed_id) and founder Steve Zelle (@idapostle) a follow on the Twitters.
The new Processed Identity home page
Steve Zelle said:
Ryan,
Thanks for following up on the site. We have a new Process Study going up on Monday by Seven25 (http://www.seven25.com/) along with a new article — the first in a series highlighting questions clients rarely ask but should, and a new discussion topic with Seven25 starting off the thread.
A few of the upcoming designers contributing are Studio Junglecat (http://www.studiojunglecat.com/main.html) and Andrea Cutler (http://www.andreacutler.com/).
We are continually looking for other designers to share process studies and articles with us and they can do so by visiting here http://processedidentity.com/contribute/
Many thanks for talking about the site. It is very appreciated.
February 11, 2010 at 1:46 pm