Thom Law Britten

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by Resonate - Posted 09/28/2009

BRANDING/IDENTITY DESIGN
The main service offered is identity design. The below services are all included in the offerings for anyone interested in brand consulting and identity design. This is an extremely broad field that touches upon a number...  more »

BRANDING/IDENTITY DESIGN
The main service offered is identity design. The below services are all included in the offerings for anyone interested in brand consulting and identity design. This is an extremely broad field that touches upon a number of areas in a corporation. For a better understanding of this look at ?the process? page as it goes through what I do as a brand consultant.

GENERAL DESIGN

Logos, signs, business cards, presentations, posters, flyers, websites, and anything that can have text or images

STRATEGY

ad campaigns, sales campaigns, product mapping and futures, business structures

INTERIOR DESIGN

material selection, furnishing, space planning, color coordination, and styling

PHOTOGRAPHY

Product and advertising shoots, portraits and people, fine art, and general stock photography.

TYPOGRAPHY

type design, type matching, custom alphabets

VIDEO

Editing, post production, filming, direction, viral media

MUSIC

custom tracks, production, mixing, mastering

ART

custom art pieces in multiple styles and mediums; acrylics, inks, watercolors, oils, craypas, charchol, and mixed meduim pieces

WRITING

narratives, ad copy, interviews, speeches


BUSINESS BIO

A unique background has enabled me to understand the flow of business through an organization. Having been raised in a family business, I had the opportunity to view work in a number of departments. Later in life it would be the foundation for my views of how all the pieces of a company work together as a unit.

After going to school for English and Fine Arts, I left not sure what I wanted to do. I spent time running a coffee shop and a rock climbing gym. During this period I began to teach myself computers. Using my pitance of pay I took a number of certification tests in computers. This lead me to my first role in a small business.

From here I worked for larger and larger companies and, with my diverse background, my roles became more and more interesting. I ran a Call Center, Managed Sales Teams, Acted as a CEO?s advocate, Presented to Boards, Pitched PPMs to VC?s, Designed products as a PM, Wrote technical manuls, designed sales campaigns and strategies, designed marketing campaigns, started grass roots advertising movements.

These are a smattering of the roles I fullfilled. I was the embodiment of the adage ?Give a busy person something more to do and they?ll be the ones to get it done?. At first I believed that my background was all over the place. I had a successful career working for large organizations, but wasn?t sure what it meant when I put it all together.

This seemingly diversified background was the next steps from what I learned in growing up in a business. This solidified my understanding and took years to accomplish. Oddly enough it wasn?t until after I was doing branding work that I realized I always carried with me this understanding of a company. It gave a simple word to what I had been doing for years.