Blok's identity for Lucky 21 harnesses the company's zany personality and conveys its approach to film-making.
To mark the opening of a new LA office for Dallas-based film production company Lucky 21, Canadian design studio Blok was called upon to help position the outfit in the fiercely competitive West Coast market.
"We flew to Dallas to hold a strategy session with the core team to uncover the company's values and voice," says Blok designer Kevin Boothe. "Out of this emerged a wonderfully spirited brand character – full of humour and fiercely passionate – and an understanding of their approach to film-making, which was all about pushing ideas to the edge."
Blok's contemporary identity reflects Lucky 21's personality, balancing the company's off-kilter intensity with a sophisticated use of bold colour, slick type and engaging patterns.
Lucky 21 briefed Blok to help it stand out in the competitive LA film production market with a memorable new identity that would convey the company's wit and charm
Aimed at a highly creative audience, vibrant colours and strong type give the new Lucky 21 business cards a contemporary edge
"The identity is a reflection of Lucky 21's values and authenticity," explains Blok's Kevin Boothe
Blok harnessed Lucky 21's 'zany personality' across the new identity system. "It had to stand strong over time," says Boothe
Bold patterns are scattered across the business cards, stationery and branding merchandise
The identity also utilises a range of words and phrases – such as 'Possessed', 'Obsessed' and 'To the left of the beaten path' to help establish personality
This article originally appeared in Computer Arts issue 230.
Get the Creative Bloq Newsletter
Daily design news, reviews, how-tos and more, as picked by the editors.
Thank you for reading 5 articles this month* Join now for unlimited access
