What Do You Think of When…
Posted September 11, 2012 | Laura Christianson
A client and I are fleshing out a new brand and we’d love your input.
When you hear the phrase, Grateful Table, what thoughts, images, and/or colors immediately come to mind?
Please post a comment or email your impressions to laura@bloggingbistro.com. Thanks!
Honestly maybe I am too much of a dead head but I think about something like this tapestry used as a table cloth 🙂
But on a serious note, I think of something like a Thanksgiving table, the stereotypical American expression of gratitude for the bounty of fall harvest season. Browns, reds, yellows, oranges, cornucopias and Native Americans!
Honestly maybe I am too much of a dead head but I think about something like this tapestry used as a table cloth 🙂
But on a serious note, I think of something like a Thanksgiving table, the stereotypical American expression of gratitude for the bounty of fall harvest season. Browns, reds, yellows, oranges, cornucopias and Native Americans!
I think of Thanksgiving and fall colors, like browns and tans.
I think of Thanksgiving and fall colors, like browns and tans.
I think of the feast we will share in heaven, everyone grateful to be there together–white tablecloth, golden utensils. Sorry, I don’t see food.
I think of the feast we will share in heaven, everyone grateful to be there together–white tablecloth, golden utensils. Sorry, I don’t see food.
I think of the feast we will share in heaven, everyone grateful to be there together–white tablecloth, golden utensils. I don’t see food.
I think of the feast we will share in heaven, everyone grateful to be there together–white tablecloth, golden utensils. I don’t see food.
Thanksgiving! Fall colors.
Thanksgiving! Fall colors.
Traditional Thanksgiving table…fall colors.
Traditional Thanksgiving table…fall colors.
Yep. Traditional T’giving table, mellow tones in yellows, browns, deep reds. Also heaps of fresh food, including vibrant fruits and vegetables.
Yep. Traditional T’giving table, mellow tones in yellows, browns, deep reds. Also heaps of fresh food, including vibrant fruits and vegetables.
Unedited response – as soon as I read the question:
FIRST impression is Grateful Dead, followed by rock band dinner setting. OK – sort of a weird image!
Second impression is more Normal Rockwell Thanksgiving dinner setting.
First color: black
Second color: orange (from the Thanksgiving image)
Good luck!
Unedited response – as soon as I read the question:
FIRST impression is Grateful Dead, followed by rock band dinner setting. OK – sort of a weird image!
Second impression is more Normal Rockwell Thanksgiving dinner setting.
First color: black
Second color: orange (from the Thanksgiving image)
Good luck!
Families, Thanksgiving, browns, big dinner are my first thoughts for the phrase. Knowing it is for a brand, I also quickly thought of cookbooks and building a happy, spiritually healthy home.
Families, Thanksgiving, browns, big dinner are my first thoughts for the phrase. Knowing it is for a brand, I also quickly thought of cookbooks and building a happy, spiritually healthy home.
Hi all,
Your comments are so helpful. I purposely did not provide you with context, because I didn’t want to bias you in any way. Keep the thoughts coming. I’ll provide more details about the project once we work through some branding exercises — your input is invaluable. Thanks! Laura
Hi all,
Your comments are so helpful. I purposely did not provide you with context, because I didn’t want to bias you in any way. Keep the thoughts coming. I’ll provide more details about the project once we work through some branding exercises — your input is invaluable. Thanks! Laura
Warmth. Family-type recipes. Health. Spiritual focus. Thanksgiving (the act and the holiday). Fall colors.
Warmth. Family-type recipes. Health. Spiritual focus. Thanksgiving (the act and the holiday). Fall colors.
People, this is so helpful! Points me in the right direction 🙂
People, this is so helpful! Points me in the right direction 🙂
So funny, Sigmund. THAT is what my husband kept saying (Grateful Dead direction). Ha…
So funny, Sigmund. THAT is what my husband kept saying (Grateful Dead direction). Ha…