Case Study: Amazing Branding with Nick Pattison

In this episode, we take a deep dive into one of New York-based designer Nick Pattison's branding project case studies. Ran had the opportunity to catch up with Nick, who has worked with some of the best designers in the world.

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[GrowWithWill]

So much wisdom gems in this video! Building a good relationship with customers requires a strong, unique brand image. If they think you have the same values, they'll be drawn to your brand and probably feel comfortable choosing you over the competition.

[onfireclips]

Really loved it because the the process is simple and straight to the point and they are not making it fancy by using some fancy words etc

[LordJHouse]

I really appreciate this breakdown of the branding process, especially from someone like Nick Pattison. I need to incorporate some of these processes into my business so the client can see what's truly involved, how we got there, which will help them respect it more.

[peterbotond]

A of great insight into an ideal proccess of identity design. I love the fact the concept is present all through the execution and it's clearly presented and well thought out. Thanks for the quality content!

[GrizhlieCodes]

Amazing. I almost wish it was longer. Thank you Nick & Ran :)

[ShekharKumar-jhuc]

This is the best branding in like ever!

[PaytonClarkSmith]

A lot of gold here 🔥 makes you realize just how much thought and strategy goes into one of these projects. This is the kind of process that justifies charging tens and even hundreds of thousands of dollars 🤑

[gastonbarua]

I Love these types of case studies! More like this please

[jerryamuka]

Stellar design process. Learnt so much, thank you 🙏🏽

[haggiesm]

Fantastic. I love these type of case study videos.

[benemarci]

As always, thank you for the quality content Ran!

[briangonzalez]

really enjoyed this episode. Thanks for sharing :D

[danicajokic]

Great episode, so much of it resonated!!!

[michaelaarvidsson]

Awesome work! I love it! Thanks for the breakdown, really interesting.

[Thefrenchsearch]

Great video! More of this kind of content please 🙏

[conqr]

I really like these type of videos !! These type of videos are really informative.❤️

[pablocortes]

Awesome video, please keep making similar content!

[EdwardCreates]

Wow. Where do I find more of this type of content on the internet?!

[joshuajia]

7:36 regards personality to a brand. You have to have the capability to read the personality to make them useful. I have a background in personality analysis, so I will do personality analysis first to determine what personality characteristics I want to highlight. Also, it can be really good for design personas and UX writing. If don't know personally at all, I can't think of a valid reason to put it there, other than to impress the client in a visual way.
There are a lot of personality systems on the market, designers better pick the one that is easy to learn and easy to implement. Big-5 is one that is good, I use SPEAR, it's complicated but since I have a background it's no problem for me, also I am involved to develop it.

[DesignDen]

12:00 Can you create a video on how to create logos and patterns like these in Figma?