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Emperor

Here to help our clients achieve their goals using the power of clear, confident and consistent communications. We help businesses and organisations – large and small - communicate information, promote their services, and engage with their audiences using great ideas fuelled by great research and insight. We're decent, fun and friendly people to work and spend time with – which has helped us become one of the UK’s leading creative agencies.

On top of that, we believe it’s important to help young people discover their creativity and grow their talent for problem-solving, especially now when the need for engaging, powerful communication has never been greater.

Our Lessons

Some of the most distinctive and strongest brand identities have a logotype at their heart - a piece of type (rather than a mark or symbol) that acts as a unique identifier. This activity will give students a chance to explore the characteristics of different typefaces and how they can be used to reflect different personalities.

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What's my logo(type)?

Six degrees of separation is a theory stating that because we are all connected by chains of acquaintances, all people (or things or places) in the world are just six connections away from each other. In this lesson, we are going to take a selection of random objects and your task is to connect them in just SIX STEPS. This activity will get you to think thinking laterally and will help you to use your creative abilities to solve a problem.

1 lesson unit

Six degrees of separation

Colour can have an amazing physiological effect on us as human beings. Understanding the effects and connotations of colour as a visual designer are a key skill. In this lesson, we get pupils to think about the moods, ideas and feelings associated with each colour. As well as how naming a colour can strengthen the link between the colour and the emotion/reaction it evokes.

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Colour Me Good

Positive thinking is great: its effects are well documented and it really helps us get things done. Negativity gets a bad rep. However, used in the right way, a little negative thinking can help us identify problems that our creativity and positive thinking can help us solve.

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The positive power of negative thinking

This activity will get you to think about communicating the verbal, visually. We’re going to play with typographic visual puzzles that have a message hidden within them - a bit like Catchphrase off of the telly.

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Say what you see

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As a non-profit, our mission to transform how we educate our young people is powered by forward-thinking individuals and businesses. If you believe in fostering creativity and encouraging the exploration of bold ideas for problem-solving, we invite you to join our cause and consider donating. Your generosity will enable us to continue crafting transformative learning resources.

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