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Daniel Meuninck
26:46 - 26:59
“We want it to feel Seward, the branding system, but more branded is the design itself versus having to complement the Seward logo.”
- Speaker
- Daniel Meuninck
- Timestamp
- 26:46 – 26:59
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Seward
- Captured at
From the transcript
It's like, like as you're walking through town, you've recognized this sign at the cruise ship terminal, and now you see this up by the Sea Life Center, you know, you're on that kind of same system. And so that's where the branding— so it doesn't have to align exactly with the city sewer colors and logo. But more—. We want it to feel Seward, the branding system, but more branded is the design itself versus having to complement the Seward logo. So their Kodiak brand is the Kodiak bear paw.
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