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the brand standards
HOME: Massachusetts.
BIRTH: February 2nd 1897, Boston.
MY COMPANY: A restaurants and a travel alongthe high way to serve travelers.
NOTE: Follow this diary closely to understand the development of the Howard Johnson mark.
the personal diary of
NOTE: Follow this diary closely to understand the development of the Howard Johnson mark.
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My Father’s Old Car Boston, 1907
THE DAIRY OF MR. JOHNSON 1970
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“ In 1924 I entered the restaurant business to payoff my fathers debt”
The Mather School, Boston 1914
THE DAIRY OF MR. JOHNSON 1970
JANUARY 07
Those were the years when my mind raced and raced far and
beyond, not bound by any responsibility. I had many ideas
on how I would carve and polish my future, spending my life
giving people what they needed. But my father had a few plans
of his own for me and so after school I began to work in my father’s
cigar business. My father died and left me a business that was
in debt. I ran the cigar store until 1924 when I liquidated it, but
he could not erase the US$10,000 debt. I entered the restaurant
industry to pay off what remained after he sold the cigar venture.
In 1925, I bought a soda shop in the Wollaston neighborhood
of Quincy, Massachusetts. I enhanced the quality of the ice cream
by buying a recipe from a pushcart vendor for $300. It doubled
the butterfat of the product and used only natural flavorings. I used
hand-cranked makers in my basement and by 1928 was grossing
about $240,000 from ice cream sold in the store and nearby beaches.
My contribution to the restaurant industry was the idea of centralized
buying and a commissary system to prepare the menu items for
distribution to his restaurants. This really helped to insure a uniform
consistency and quality, as well as lower costs.
My business was at one time the largest commercial food supplier
in the United States. In 1999, I was inducted to the Hospitality
Industry Hall of Honor, which recognizes the world’s most successful
hospitality interests and most recognizable brands.
Pacing quickly through these years I had made enough for me to work
on my long awaited plan. My good friend who later became my
life’s companion, shared the same goal and we began our company
the journeyHOWARD JOHNSON
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THE MATHER SCHOOL, BOSTON 1914 The First Sail Boat, 1954
“All I enjoyed was building my company
and sailing” Apart from my company I have completely
no interest or time for anything but just
building it. I think that building the business
was my only form of recreation. I never
played golf. I never played tennis. I never
did anything after I left school. I ate, slept,
and thought of nothing but the business. I
only enjoyed a 60 foot yacht, and collecting
old paintings.
THE DAIRY OF MR. JOHNSON 1970THE DAIRY OF MR. JOHNSON 1970
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With the turn of every page,my life unfolds just a little
For you to know what I dearly care about.
You my little one.
mr. johnson
The Birth Of Jr. Johnson, 1939
So that someday soon
I could leave you everything.
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THE MATHER SCHOOL, BOSTON 1914
THE DAIRY OF MR. JOHNSON 1970
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OldCompany
History
Old Brand
Time Line
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Turner Turnpike, 1953
THE DAIRY OF MR. JOHNSON 1970
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This mid-century toll gate before the
Howard Johnson restaurant
The First Sign In Quincy , 1929
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THE DAIRY OF MR. JOHNSON 1970
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The First Howard Johnson In 1929
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31JANUARY 07
This Howard Johnson's was the place to stop along
the stretch of the Turner Turnpike from OKC east to Tulsa.
THE DAIRY OF MR. JOHNSON 1970
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THE MATHER SCHOOL, BOSTON 1914
THE DAIRY OF MR. JOHNSON 1970
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THE INTERIOR
The interior of the Howard Johnson’s that once sat on Oklahoma’s Turner Turnpike.
“Try the fried clamsthey are the best”
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The mission of the old company was to sever hungry travellers.
The restaurant along the highways’s also had a motor lodge
that would featured fried clams, baked beans, chicken pot pies,
frankfurters, ice cream, and soft drinks. There company wanted
to provide the comfort of home away from home and therefor the
following mark’s were deigned.
1930’sThe restaurant’s trademark Simple Simon and the
Pieman logo was created by artist John Alcott.
changing road
2006Howard Johnson hotels are now part of Wynd-
ham Worldwide, formerly a part of Cendant.
The mark was redesigned after it was sold out
in 2006.
Old Marks
“The mission was to provide the comfort
and convenience of home away from
home”
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1926
The company went through many rough storms from the early years
to what it is at present. Here is a chart from the 1926–2010 which
shows the progress and the where we hit the rock which determined
and encouraged the change.
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THE MATHER SCHOOL, BOSTON 1914
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New Brand
Audience
Visual Standards
Identity System
Extensions
Buildingthe Future
THE DAIRY OF MR. JOHNSON 1970
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1. House
2. Texture
3. Animal/fish
4. Drink
5. Furniture
6. Person
7. Activity
8. Object
BRAND GRID
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The old company was there to provide comfort of home away from
home to travellers. But this vision was shortcoming and failed to meet
the needs of the travellers. The competitors were providing the same
thing at a lower cost and faster service, which took most of the
customers. In the beginning Howard Johnson were able to pull the
market towards them but in later years it proved unfruitful.
The brand grid visually lets me show the flavor of the company with
the helps of picture.
the old image HOWARD JOHNSON
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THE MATHER SCHOOL, BOSTON 1914
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“To shift the idea of travel, to a fresh and
a convenient way to move within the country
and outside”
The new company will extend travelling
further by shifting the idea of travel and
fast food to a fresh,health and convenient
way to move within the country and
outside. Enjoying the place that you are
travelling to, requires you to explore not
only the tourist destinations but also the
place by foot or bike to actually have a
feel of where you are. Interact with people,
trying the local food and taking part in
the cultural practices.
1. House
2. Texture
3. Animal/fish
4. Drink
5. Furniture
6. Person
7. Activity
8. Object
BRAND GRID
A lot of thought went behind the rebuilding of the new company.
I decided to take a new direction and rebuild the core of my brand
to a fresh and convenient way to go from one place to another.
The initial idea was to rebuild the image of fast food and travel to
a fresh and healthy way to travel.
The new Howard Johnson is now providing more than just rest
spots. Its provides a fresh and convenient services at home and
while you are away from home.
The brand grid visually lets me show the new flavor of the company
with the helps of picture that represents my brand as the eight
things listed below.
the new flavor HOWARD JOHNSON
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New Brand
THE DAIRY OF MR. JOHNSON 1970
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travelersHoward Johnson has always tried to serve the needs of its travellers
and will continues to do so. The new Howard Johnson wants to
bring the excitement of exploring places while your at home, on the
journey and after you reach your destination. The new travellers
we serve are not only limited to cars but those who use various means
of transportation to get to places. The audience profiles help
me serve the American citizen better.
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to grab something to eat. He likes a meat rich
diet, but the only problem form him is he
does not trust the place that will serve him
fresh meat and therefore would not stop
at fast food joints.
THE BIKER
Mode of Transportation: Motorcycle
He is a Event Manager by profession and
enjoys it because it takes him to many
different places. In his free time he loves
to travel and is part bikers club. He will
stops at convenience stores at gas stations
Audience
THE DAIRY OF MR. JOHNSON 1970
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He enjoys camping and is out with his wife
and are on camps very often. They spend
most of their time outside. They are fit and
healthy and are always looking out for
different locations and out door sports to
travel around the area. They usually rent
bikes in the city to travel to clase by places.
THE CAMPER
Mode of Transportation: Bike
Josie is a retire house lady and has all the
time to travel. She grows her own fruits
and vegetables in her backyard. She has
to cary her own food so that she does not
have to settle for junk food when she is on
her trip. She usually buys all her groceries
from the farmers market.
THE HOUSE WIFE
Mode of Transportation: Van
Audience
THE DAIRY OF MR. JOHNSON 1970
FEBRUARY 411 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
Lee is a manager in a fancy restaurant. He
takes the bus to work everyday. He tries
to eats at home because he usually he lands
up eating at his work place. He feels its
not so healthy because he has less control
over what goes in his food. He wishes there
was a place where you could choose the
ingredients so that is healthy and tasty like
home cooking.
THE MANAGER
Mode of Transportation: Bus
Jennifer is a biology student and she like
to skateboard to school rather than taking
the bus. Since she is away from home here
parents are worried about her eating habits
and want her to eat right. She enjoys
eat out and likes to try different cuisine.
THE COLLEGE STUDENT
Mode of Transportation: Skate Board
Audience
THE DAIRY OF MR. JOHNSON 1970
FEBRUARY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
Zoe is in the 8th grader. She like to skate
and is on the school team. She wants to
get into sports as her career so her parents
are very careful of what she east to keep
her healthy and maintain her stamina. He
parents wish there were better places to
eat that would use fresh vegetable and fruits.
THE SCHOOL KID
Mode of Transportation: Skates
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THE MATHER SCHOOL, BOSTON 1914
“ I knew I would have a small travel agency someday because of my passion for traveling ”
THE DAIRY OF MR. JOHNSON 1970
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THE MATHER SCHOOL, BOSTON 1914
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THE MATHER SCHOOL, BOSTON 1914
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The new century call for a mark that is fresh and spontaneous. A mark that effectively
communicates my personality. The new Howard Johnson is now my own signature
as MR. JOHNSON. The hat symbolizes my family legacy and tradition that is passed on
from generation to generation.
the new mark
The original name of my brand has shifted from Howard Johnson
to Mr. Johnson to bring my personality into the brand while it
develops and expands. The new identity will improve the image
of the brand by making it more fresh and convenient. The mark
should not be used without the symbol.
My mark can function in various media: electronic, print, on- screen
display. For most applications of my mark should be reproduced
without any alterations.
space and dimension
To make the mark have a good impact, it is required to have clear space
around the mark at all times. Allow additional clear space between
the signature and any other adjacent elements in the layout (type,
illustrations, photos, etc.)
The mark should not be intersected or intruded upon by any other
graphic object or edge. Nor should it be enclosed in any shape.
The symbols (hat) position should not be changed either under any
circumstance. This would completely change my identity. Make
sure you use the mark with respect and follow the guide line on how
to use it well and effectively.
Fig :1
Visual Standards
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x
x is the space between the logo type and the symbol
3 x 3 x
3 x 3 x
Small scale application of the logo
Smallest size0.4”1.6”
Fig :1
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continuing the mark
It is important to keep the consistency of my mark and therefor various
lockup are created for each different business requirement. If in the
future you wish to expand it in a different direction then the secondary
name should be replaced with the appropriate type face only by a
qualified graphic designer. No marks will be created for special projects.
PREFERRED
ALTERNATIVE
TRAVEL AGENCY mrjohnson.com
There are two official formats for Mr. Johnson’s mark:
Visual Standards
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for the address format
The mark and address should appear at the end of all communication
pieces. On all print materials it should appear on the back cover. For
print purpose the mark must appear along with the extension line
for more clarity along with the address, telephone and the web address.
Y equals to the heightof the symbol.
10/10 Mr Eaves San OT 909 Hancock Street
Quincy, MA 02170.
www.johnson.com
T: 617–773–0299
M: 617–773–0299
y
y
CENTRALALIGNMENT
HOWARD JOHNSON
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do’s
I would not want any alteration in my mark. Maintaining its visual
identity is an important factor and I would like to highlight them
through consistent in its presentation. They way the mark is presented
and displayed must be given very careful attention.
01. Leaving space around the logo at all times
02. The mark can only be reversed on to a 95% grey background. Use this to make the mark stand out.
Visual Standards
THE DAIRY OF MR. JOHNSON 1970
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and the don’ts
03. Do not place the mark on any other color, patterns or image.
01. Do not position of the hat symbol.
02. Do not add color to the mark or the symbol.
04. Do not reduce the opacity or add a drop shadow.
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The voice of the mark is important just as the logo type and the
symbol is. To ensure the voice doesn’t change it must be used
consistently along with other visual elements such as the symbol
and the logo type for print and web communication.
Mr, Eaves should be used for all the headers and sub headers.
Any large size text which needs to call for attention this typeface
should be used. The Italic style should be used for pull quotes.
This sans serif type family is available in three weights: The regular,
Bold and Heavy.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 (.,:;?!£$&@*)
HEADERS Quotes
Mr. EavesSAN SERIF
APPLICATION
using the typeface
Regular
BoldItalic
Bold Italic
Visual Standards
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This typeface should be used for the body copy since its easy and
comfortable to read.
APPLICATION
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 (.,:;?!£$&@*)
Body Copy
Apollo MTSERIF
AaBbCcDd AaBbCc RegularBold
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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 (.,:;?!£$&@*)
HEADERS Quotes
Regular
BoldItalic
Bold Italic
the color palette
The new mark for my company moves away form all the colors used
before and goes to a deep grey for the mark and the logo type along
with two other supporting colors.
CMYK 0 0 0 95
RGB 13 13 13
Solid Uncoated 433 U
Solid Coated Pro Black C
Solid Matte 426 M
PRIMARY COLOR
Visual Standards
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CMYK 0 25 80 0
RGB 254 195 79
Solid Uncoated 114 U
Solid Coated 123 C
Solid Matte 122 M
CMYK 10 45 100 70
RGB 98 63 0
Solid Uncoated 4625 U
Solid Coated 463 C
Solid Matte 469 M
SECONDARY COLOR
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business cards
Business Identity
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envelope
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business cards
howard johnson
909 Hancock StreetQuincy, MA 02170.
T: 617–773–0299M: 617–773–0299
3602, Springer Court,
Walnut Creek, CA 94598.
December 15, 2010
Your Sincerely
Directing Manager of
MR.JOHNSON
Mr. Sam Matthew’s
1136 Saranap Avenue
Santa Rosa, CA 707-8237
Dear Mr Sam.
This letter is to inform you regarding your travel itinerate that was sent your mailing address. We hope you have
received it and your flight tickets and hotel reservation is done as per your request. They will be sent you within the next week.
DESTINATION SELECTED
HawaiiFlight No. 23438UA United Airlines 2 week reservation.
Costa RicaFlight No. 9345UA United Airlines3 week reservation.
If at any time you feel the need to change the destination do contact as us soon as possible. As you are the valued customer will
would not charge you any cancelation fee.
Thank you
THE DAIRY OF MR. JOHNSON 1970
howard johnson 909 Hancock StreetQuincy, MA 02170.
howard johnson
909 Hancock StreetQuincy, MA 02170.
T: 617–773–0299M: 617–773–0299
identity system Its is important to maintain a visual voice while communicating with
people out the company. For this we have developed a business
identity system. All print communication must follow all these principles.
631 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 FEBRUARY
mr. johnson
Travel Agency
Travel Guide Stores
City tours
Bike Rental / Go Cars
Gas Station
Travel phone
Camp Site
Cruise
Sport Activities
Sailing
Collecting Paintings
business long distnace leisure
hobbies
Away From Home On The Road
Extensions
THE DAIRY OF MR. JOHNSON 1970
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* The extensions that are italicized are shown visually
old howard johnson
We have broaden our reach to cover more ground so that we not
only serve you while you are travelling but even at home and
after you have reached your destination. Where every you go our
service will be there to provide you the convenience you need.
broadening the horizon
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A lot of people travel from one place to the other, whether is business
or leisure. We offer the service you need when planning your trip
and even after you arrive at your destination.
We provided you with easy flexibility to view your travel schedule
and change any location as and when you like with the help of the
light traveler application that you can access through your iphones
or android. You can get maps, routs, tourist locations and the detail
like when open hours, special events, other similar points of interest
and much more.
01. travel agency
Extensions
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“ We cover the globe and provide services in all countries”
Travel books Office
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Light Traveler
Icon for a iphone application
© 2010
Designed and developed by Mutual Mobile
Date: 29th November 2010
If there are any changes in the future contact them regarding the
any changes in our service that needs to be updated. There contact
number is 1–800–208–3563 and the website is mutualmobile.com.
Extensions
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Light Traveler
© 2010
iphone / android application
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Extensions
THE DAIRY OF MR. JOHNSON 1970
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Traveling the country side in the little carriage. Stop along all the
places to try the local foods and take part in the local activities
that are popular in the region. The tours come with a complete guide
and a planned out route. There are three routes that one can choose
from depending on the duration and the activities.
There are over night trip packages that let you experience the country
life. Staying in a small cottage and have morning ginger tea in the
farm land and admiring the sunset.
02. country tour
Extensions
THE DAIRY OF MR. JOHNSON 1970
MARCH 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
The one day city tour take you to all the location and the tourist spots
in the city. Getting off at the stop you like along the planned route
and hopping on to the bus after you have explored that spot and are
ready to go to the next.
The bus covers point of interest location like, museums, shopping
location, restaurants and others depending on the city you pick.
This tour quickly lets you explore the place if you only have a day
or two to spear.
03. city tour
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Camping is sport enjoyed by all. Experiencing the outdoors at its
best is what we want to provide. The camp sites are set at the best
of location form where you can enjoy a breath taking view of your
surrounding. The camp cottages are fully equipped with all the
gear you would need to hike like tents incase one wants to camp into
the forest. Parking, BBQ place, A telescope and a kayak if located
close to a lake.
04. camping site
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Extensions
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1970
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THE MATHER SCHOOL, BOSTON 1914
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MARCH
The best way to explore a place is on foot or bike along. We have
self rental kiosks that let you rent the bike for a entire day. You
return the bike back to any of the kiosk locations.
05. bike rental kiosk
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120 minutesL o n g D i s t a n c e C a l l i n g
We ventured into proving long distance calling cards that let you
keep in touch with your family or make when you need to make
frequent call to your company when your travelling. The card also
come with a hand set that you use than throw away.
We also provide road assistance by having phone booths and wifi
at gas stations and at rest stops.
06. travel phones
3 c a min
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THE MATHER SCHOOL, BOSTON 1914
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“We serve you when you are away
from home”
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THE MATHER SCHOOL, BOSTON 1914
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I would likeyou to meetmy Mrs.
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THE MATHER SCHOOL, BOSTON 1914
“We were married on the 23rd of June 1932”
THE DAIRY OF MR. JOHNSON 1970
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“ My good friend later became my life’s companion we began our company together”
Introduction
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We were family friends and we went to the same high school
in Boston. We first met during my mom and dad’s wedding
anniversary. They had invited all their close friends and her
family was invited too. Her family was Scottish and they moved
to the united states after her dad closed his business. She
was the most beautiful girl I had ever meet and although the
party was enjoyable. Only her memory of that day, is what
I have completely intact.
After that day we meet more regular and few year after we
got married. From then on we both took part in our business.
the companion HOWARD JOHNSON
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1. House
2. Texture
3. Animal/fish
4. Drink
5. Furniture
6. Person
7. Activity
8. Object
BRAND GRID
The brand grid visually lets me show the company run by my
Mrs. Johnson—with the helps of picture that represents my brand
as the eight things listed below.
the new style HOWARD JOHNSON
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New Brand
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THE MATHER SCHOOL, BOSTON 1914
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Mrs. Johnson was founded by my wife, to expand my business but keeping it more
close and excisable for families at home. The logo type is my Mrs. signature and
to keep the unity and the connection between the two brands a lady’s hat is used
as the symbol so that it pairs nicely with mine.
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donna johnson
909 Babcom StreetQuincy, MA 02670.
T: 617–876–0099M: 617–865–0876
3602, Springer Court,
Walnut Creek, CA 94598.
December 15, 2010
Your Sincerely
Directing Manager of
MRS.JOHNSON
Mr. Sam Matthew’s
1136 Saranap Avenue
Santa Rosa, CA 707-8237
Dear Mr Sam.
This letter is to inform you regarding your travel itinerate that was sent your mailing address. We hope you have
received it and your flight tickets and hotel reservation is done as per your request. They will be sent you within the next week.
DESTINATION SELECTED
HawaiiFlight No. 23438UA United Airlines 2 week reservation.
Costa RicaFlight No. 9345UA United Airlines3 week reservation.
If at any time you feel the need to change the destination do contact as us soon as possible. As you are the valued customer will
would not charge you any cancelation fee.
Thank you
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donna johnson 909 Hancock StreetQuincy, MA 02170.
donna johnson
909 Babcom StreetQuincy, MA 02670.
T: 617–876–0099M: 617–865–0876
identity system
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Its is important to maintain a visual voice while communicating
with people out the company. For this we have developed a
business identity system. All print communication must follow all
these principles.
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space and dimension
To make the mark have a good impact, it is required to have clear
space all around the mark at all times. Allow additional clear
space between the signature and any other adjacent elements
in the layout (type, illustrations, photos, etc.)
The Mrs. johnson’s mark should not be intersected or intruded
upon by any other graphic object or edge. Nor should it be
enclosed in any shape.
The symbols (hat) position should not be changed either under
any circumstance. This would completely change my identity.
Make sure you use the mark with respect and follow the guide
line on how to use it well and effectively.
follow all the rules for both the brands
Fig :1
Visual Standards
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x
x is the space between the logo type and the symbol.
3 x
3 x 3 x
3 x
Small scale Application of the logo
Smallest size0.4”1.6”
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continuing the mark
It is important to keep the consistency of my mark and therefor
various lockup are created for each different business requirement.
If in the future you wish to expand it in a different direction then
the secondary name should be replaced with the appropriate type
face only by a qualified graphic designer. No marks will be created
for special projects.
PREFERRED
ALTERNATIVE
ORGANIC KITCHEN www.mrjohnson.com
There are two official formats for Mr. Johnson’s mark:
Visual Standards
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for the address format The mark and address should appear at the end of all communication
pieces. On all print materials it should appear on the back cover.
For print purpose the mark must appear along with the extension
line for more clarity along with the address, telephone and the
web address.
Y equals to the heightof the symbol.
10/10
Mr Eaves San OT 909 Hancock Street
Quincy, MA 02170.
www.johnson.com
T: 617–773–0299
M: 617–773–0299
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y
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do’s
I would not tolerate any alteration or changes in the Mrs. Johnson’s
mark. Maintaining its visual identity is an important factor and I
would like to highlight them through consistent in its presentation.
They way the mark is presented and displayed must be given very
careful attention.
01. Leaving space around the logo at all times
02. The mark can only be reversed on to a 95% grey background. Use this to make the mark stand out.
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and the don’ts
03. Do not place the mark on any other color, patterns or image.
01. Do not position of the hat symbol.
02. Do not add color to the mark or the symbol.
04. Do not reduce the opacity or add a drop shadow.
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The voice of the mark is important just as the logo type and
the symbol is. To ensure the voice doesn’t change it must
be used consistently along with other visual elements such as the
symbol and the logo type for print and web communication.
Mrs, Eaves should be used for all the headers and sub headers.
Any large size text which is needs to call for attention, then
this typeface should be used. The Italic style should be used
for pull quotes. This sans serif type family is available in two
weights: The regular and Bold
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HEADERS Quotes
Mr. EavesSAN SERIF
APPLICATION
using the typeface
AaBbCc AaBbCcRegularBoldItalic
Visual Standards
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This typeface should be used for the body copy since its easy
and comfortable to read.
APPLICATION
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Body Copy
MetaSERIF
Regular
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HEADERS Quotes
AaBbCc AaBbCc
the color palette
The new mark for my company moves away form all the colors
used before and goes to a deep grey for the mark and the logo
type along with two other supporting colors.
primary color
CMYK 0 0 0 95
RGB 13 13 13
Solid Uncoated 433 U
Solid Coated Pro Black C
Solid Matte 426 M
Visual Standards
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secondary color
CMYK 10 45 100 70
RGB 98 63 0
Solid Uncoated 4625 U
Solid Coated 463 C
Solid Matte 469 M
CMYK 0 50 45 0
RGB 246 151 128
Solid Uncoated 487 U
Solid Coated 1981 C
Solid Matte 187 M
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On The Road
mrs. johnsonmr. &Home
Bed& breakfast
24 Hr Packed Food
Convenience Store
short distance
Organic Kitchen
yoga center
Cafe
Travel light clothing
Herbal body oil
Cooking Show
Knitting
Reading
entertainment
personal care
interests
Travel Agent
Travel Guide Stores
City tours
Bike Rental / Go Cars
Gas Station
Travel phone
Camp Site
Cruise
Sport Activities
business long distnace leisure
hobbies
Away From Home
Sailing
Collecting Paintings
Extensions
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* The extensions that are in Bold are shown visually
Mrs. Johnson cover and explores ways to provide service to the
busy city dwellers and offer fresh and convenient ways to live
health. Keeping this in mid we came up with direction on how
to expand our business in different direction but still keeping
it cohesive under same brand mission .
broadening the horizon
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While you are on your journey, and you need a comfortable place
to rest. The Mrs. Johnson B&B provides the comfort of home
no matter where you go. We collaborate with family’s that are
located along the main highways and in cities that can provide
a few rooms in their houses to travellers. At all these locations
there are maps and brochures of local attractions and activities.
01. bed and breakfast
Extensions
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The convenience stores are located in all the major cities with
easy access to the public transportation. We serve fresh food
and beverages that should be consumed with 48hr of purchase.
We offer meals, juices, protein shakes dry fruits and nuts and
they all are fresh from the farm therefor it has a short shelf life.
02. convenience store
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How often do get to see what goes in the making of your
meal. We let you pick your own veggies and herbs from
our back yard to give you what you need. We grow our own
fruits and veggies. You can pick or have us pick them for
you. You can also purchase them from at our farmer store
outside the restaurant. We also include a recipe book for tasty
meals that are quick and really bring out the flavor of the
vegetables. So you can enjoy the same flavor even at home.
03. organic kitchen
Extensions
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The Mrs. Johnson Cooking show will make to go into your kitchen
and prepare tasty healthy meals instantly that you and your
family will enjoy. She bring recipes form all over the world and
shows you how easy it is to make fresh food everyday.
04. the cooking show
The title for the cooking show
Extensions
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The Cooking Show
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“We serve you when you are at home”
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The wedsite lets you look at all the services we provide. You can make
or cancel reservation. Looks at destinations to travel. Download
updates for the Light Traveler application or just visit, to know more
information about us.
The website has two parts. When you click on Mr. Johnson it takes
you to his company and the same goes for Mrs. Johnson. The website
gives a detailed explanation into the company and the kinds services
they provide
www.mrjohnson.com
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