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Brand Archetypes: The Caregiver
Empathy. Care. Protection. The Caregiver is the brand that puts others first – empathetic, altruistic, and sensitive to suffering. It offers safety, nurtures growth, and encourages customers to care for others.
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Brand Archetypes: The Ruler
The boss. The leader. The one in control. The Ruler embodies strength, dominance, and the need for control. A charismatic leader who sets the standards and never compromises on quality.
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Brand Archetypes: The Creator
“If it doesn’t exist, I’ll make it.” The Creator is a visionary who uses their potential to innovate and, most importantly, to activate creativity in others. Creator brands inspire, support, and empower people to express themselves – in education, art, technology, and personal growth.
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Brand Archetypes: The Outlaw
Rules are meant to be broken. The Outlaw is a revolutionary who challenges the status quo, swims against the current, and breaks conventions. In pop culture, it’s Han Solo, Aragorn, Shrek, James Dean in Rebel Without a Cause, or Nathan Drake in Uncharted. They don’t follow the rules – they make their own.
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Brand archetypes: Magician
The Magician is one of the riskiest archetypes – but when used well, it creates a sense of wonder, transformation, and loyalty. Customers don’t need to understand how it works; what matters is that it feels effortless and unforgettable.
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Brand archetypes: Hero.
Think of Luke Skywalker – lost, ordinary, yet destined to save the galaxy. Or Frodo Baggins, carrying the Ring to Mordor. Both are classic Hero figures. And notice the Sage archetypes beside them: Gandalf, Obi-Wan Kenobi. The Hero fights – but often guided by the Sage.
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Nie dostałem_am się na ASP. Co teraz?
Bardzo pozytywnie wspominam rozmowy z kandydatami w trakcie ostatnich dni otwartych krakowskiej ASP. Dlatego planowałam wpis o studiach artystycznych, projektowaniu na uczelniach artystycznych, edukacji i własnych doświadczeniach studenckich. W tym roku padł rekord — 15…
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Branding Holistyczny
Branding, Branding Holistyczny. Co to właściwie znaczy i dlaczego to przyszłość budowania marek?