Abstract
The process of ‘industrialization’ in soccer has increased greatly in recent times.
Therefore, the revenues that clubs earn has risen up dramatically with sponsorships, TV broadcasting and merchandising. Day after day, soccer clubs are managed as if they were ‘corporate firms’. Brand management, thus, gains importance as the revenues increase. However, elements of visual identities of soccer clubs such as emblems, logos and merchandising products are designed as kitsch and generic, far from reflecting the notion of ‘identity’. In this regard, Janissary FC (JFC) is an attempt to create a model to design a visual identity of a soccer team. The project tries to solve the problem of ‘being generic and kitsch’ by designing a unique and elegant identity.
Therefore, the revenues that clubs earn has risen up dramatically with sponsorships, TV broadcasting and merchandising. Day after day, soccer clubs are managed as if they were ‘corporate firms’. Brand management, thus, gains importance as the revenues increase. However, elements of visual identities of soccer clubs such as emblems, logos and merchandising products are designed as kitsch and generic, far from reflecting the notion of ‘identity’. In this regard, Janissary FC (JFC) is an attempt to create a model to design a visual identity of a soccer team. The project tries to solve the problem of ‘being generic and kitsch’ by designing a unique and elegant identity.
| Original language | English |
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| Award date | 20 Jul 2022 |
| Place of Publication | Tuzla |
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| Publication status | Published - 2007 |
| Externally published | Yes |
Keywords
- Soccer
- Industrialisation
- Commercialisation
- Brand
- Graphic design
- Corporate identity
- Janissaries