CORPORATE IDENTITY SPECIFICATIONS
COMPANY
SG.JD DESIGN CREATIVE // FREELANCE // GRAPHICS
ESTABLISHED
15.07.2009 ALL RIGHTS RESEVERVED AND EXCLUSIVE TO // CELESTINE S NGULUBE-LINDA
SG.JD is a name contrived from the two peple that mean the most to me. My mother Stella Glady Ngulube who passed away in 1997 & my eldest sister Jacquiline Duduzile HannesNcube who now live in Canada, though they are both very far from me, they are never far from my heart. I chose the name because is represents what is most important to me & I hope that all the work produced under the name reflects the passion I have for what I do.
COMPANY PROFILE SG.JD has been trading since 2005 under different names & colaborations, namely Celestine, Ziedev, fara-zie entertainment & most recently, mina nawe corporate identity surgeons. All this has been & continues to be on a freelance basis providing consulting services in corporate id’s, branding & events graphics.
The company is the culmunation of where I’ve been, where I am & the way forward. In the future I hope to grow SG.JD from just a mainly grapnhics based initiative to include advertising & events management solutions.
main logo with the sg.jd graphic outlined & block solid.
logo solid one colour variations.
logo outlined one color variations.
LOGO VARIATIONS
main logo with the sg.jd graphic solid & block outlined.
PANTONE DS 325-4 C
PANTONE DS 73-1 C
BLACK
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COLORS AND FONTS
Celestine S. Ngulube-Linda graphic designer
+44 752 615 0115 ziengulube@gmail.com http://www.behance.net/celestineswork
Can you tell us a little about yourself?
I'm a polar explorer (for want of a better job description). I skied solo to the North Pole in 2004, an expedition Reinhold Messner called "ten times as dangerous as Everest"; I'm the third in history to reach the North Pole solo (no one's done it since), the youngest by more than ten years, and I hold the record for the longest solo Arctic journey by a Briton. I'm 31 and based in London (I like extremes - big cities or complete wilderness!). What was the draw for you to get out onto steep mountains and the otherworldly Arctic? Something to do with the variety of landscapes in Devon, where you grew up? Or just a desire to get out to where most other people wouldn't dare? I suspect it's a combination of the above. I was lucky enough to spend my childhood in glorious countryside, with a degree of freedom that would seem alien to most kids today. But I think I'm a frustrated astronaut as well -- I spent as much time watching Star Wars and geeking out in front of my Acorn Electron as I did climbing trees, riding my bike and hiking through fields. I suspect it's a combination of the above. I was lucky enough to spend my childhood in glorious countryside, with a degree of freedom that would seem alien to most kids today. But I think I'm a frustrated astronaut as well -- I spent as much time watching Star Wars and geeking out in front of my Acorn Electron as I did climbing trees, riding my bike and hiking through fields. Kind Regards Celestine S. Ngulube-Linda
+44 752 615 0115 ziengulube@gmail.com http://www.behance.net/celestineswork
+44 752 615 0115 ziengulube@gmail.com http://www.behance.net/celestineswork
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