It's helpful to see how designers present identity style guides for their clients, so I collected a few from around the world.
List of various company brand guidelines.

oozey mess

Love Begins
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The Stonewall Inn
Show & Tell
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Misplaced Lens Cap
cherry valley forever
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Game of Thrones Daily

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It's helpful to see how designers present identity style guides for their clients, so I collected a few from around the world.
List of various company brand guidelines.
Reading an article entitled How to Build a Brand Bible & Visual Style Guide on Design Shack.
before trying to contruct my brand guideline bookelt, I need to look at how other constuct theirs. I'm going to kepe looking at examples to help me.
Very simple infographic about trees, just hover over the year to get information, I'd like to do something similar to this.
http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations/worlds-biggest-data-breaches-hacks/ This is a pretty cool idea, all the information bubbles floating aroung on one page, I don't think it would work with my infrographic though...
http://www.evanshalshaw.com/more/bondcars/ Amazing scroll-down infrograph showing the evolution of Bond Cars
http://html5readiness.com/ http://www.evolutionoftheweb.com/?hl=en Above are a couple infrogaph showing data on wedb development, They're both very advanced and introcet and I doubt I could mimic something similar but I do like the hover over effect.
some pictures examples of the effect I will try incorporate into my banner.
After looking at a lot of minimalist business card designs, and I've decided it's defintately the direction I want to go with my business card.
I found some very slick and minimalist vintage style letterheads. I could use similar ideas in making my business card.
I found a lot of brilliant vintage business cards and I'd love to do something similar to some of these. I want to keep my business card simple yet effective.
These are the two variations on my logo, obviously I plan to incorporate this onto all my brand items. I plan on creating a: business card letterhead compliment slip as well as incorporating my previously made CV
I've been looking at some vintage style brand identities to take inspiration from, I really want to keep my brand identity simple but effective.
I've been looking at various designer's brand identity layouts before starting my own, there's a lot of impressive ones but I'd like to keep with my brand style, which is grungy & vintage
After hours of searching I found some video game game footage from 'Arkham Origins' where I can cut out the Joker character for my banner
Tutorial for Web Banner
http://designify.me/tutorials/quick-design-tips-hbos-true-detective-titles-sequence-after-effects-tutorial/ I came across a brilliant tutorial to show me how to make my banner somehwta similar to the Opening sequence, hopefully all goes to plan.
Above are some freeze frames of the True Detective into, I've decided that it's definately the direction I'd like to take with my web banner, I'd also like to try keep it with the style of my posters.
This is the opening sequence to True Detective. The effect style to it is brilliant, I would love to do something similar for my web banner.