European Storytelling Archive
2011
Description
Brand symbol and new website for Katja Medic's and Dr Mick Gowar's European Storytelling Archive project. Project is currently in development and funded by British Academy, University of Cambridge and other patrons. The idea of the symbol is to demonstrate the special moment that takes place during the main peaks of storytelling. The moment when a listener slowly enters the isolated place of wonder. The place where story heroes emerge.
Fields
Graphic Design, Branding, Web Design
- European Storytelling Archive
- Symbol for the European Storytelling Archive (video archive on-line where people from all around the world can watch professional storytellers performing). The whole project is ongoing.
- The symbol represents the cloudy emergence of the story heroes which is what happens when storyteller tells the story. The emergence comes from the connection between the teller and the listener which the circle demonstrates. This work was as a part of my university brief.
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