About Us
Kenneth Brian Moore is an illustrator and Graphic designer. Since graduating Cum Laude from Nossi College of Art with a Bachelor of Graphic Arts in Commercial Illustration, he consistently worked for 15 years with driven clients with clear goals.
Kenneth Brian Moore has worked with, small and large business, ad agencies, other creatives, and various entrepreneurs with a consistent focus on the impact of his client's goals on there audience, and the results his clients need and want. He is currently working on various creative projects with a variety of clients.
How We Got Started
I started my business during college. I wanted to have a way to do what I love and help others say what they needed to say visually but didn't know how. So I took to reading and working. Succeeding and failing forward.
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From descriptions and discussion with my clients I design a character in a turnaround for comic art, game design, or roleplaying
Working with a client's story, I develop it in a visual form through an iterative design process. The art can be used for cover illustration, Spot...
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There are none. What's is necessary is to know your market position and how your targeted demographic speaks casually and what they respond to. And that's how to make your word list.
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There are none. What's is necessary is to know your market position and how your targeted demographic speaks casually and what they respond to. And that's how to make your word list.
Understand who your audience is from there basic motivators: need for certainty, need for variety, need for significance, need for love or connection, need for growth and need for contribution. Once you figure what is the top 1 and 2 motivators are, of your buyers so far, fine out where they go ...
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Understand who your audience is from there basic motivators: need for certainty, need for variety, need for significance, need for love or connection, need for growth and need for contribution. Once you figure what is the top 1 and 2 motivators are, of your buyers so far, fine out where they go and what hey like, and "get in there way" in a way that will allow you to be in those space with your product and make meaningful connections. Same principals as being a successful Realtor, honestly. Same house just a difference coat of paint, if you understand what I am saying. Feel free to ask any questions if you have any. :)
this depends on who you are promoting to. Understand what your art's demographic is (it may not be what you think) and go to the places where they are. Develop shared connection with the demographic directly via direct conversation that is not pushing something. From that, develop a shared...
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this depends on who you are promoting to. Understand what your art's demographic is (it may not be what you think) and go to the places where they are. Develop shared connection with the demographic directly via direct conversation that is not pushing something. From that, develop a shared story/interaction and use what you are selling as a commemoration of the moment shared between all. In 80's kids terms: Make a "cartoon" that will invest the kids to buy the "toys" because the kids will invest into the world the "cartoon" built and will want to be a part of that story.
You can contact me.
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You can contact me.
What are you trying to publish? I don't know what you are making so I can't do what I can to point you in a direction.
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What are you trying to publish? I don't know what you are making so I can't do what I can to point you in a direction.
Products and sales. I can Market for free.
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Products and sales. I can Market for free.
Customer/fan engagement. Enrichment on some level of a shared experience attaches a person to the product and personally invests them into it. You can we this phenomon in Harry potter, Starwars, Firefly, and other intellectual properties.
However the book needs to be good enough not to get...
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Customer/fan engagement. Enrichment on some level of a shared experience attaches a person to the product and personally invests them into it. You can we this phenomon in Harry potter, Starwars, Firefly, and other intellectual properties.
However the book needs to be good enough not to get in its own way mechanically.
Talking to whomever will listen and inserting what you do, with pride, if the question comes up. Exchange contact info and there ya go. Networking is not always a direct route. Sometimes it goes second or third hand.
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Talking to whomever will listen and inserting what you do, with pride, if the question comes up. Exchange contact info and there ya go. Networking is not always a direct route. Sometimes it goes second or third hand.
On Facebook or another service? Depending on the product or sevice, it may be a good idea.
Something else to consider: advertising ones self in multiple areas have benefits of there own. Yes the ad may just get likes, but enough likes can turn into customers, brand clout for business...
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On Facebook or another service? Depending on the product or sevice, it may be a good idea.
Something else to consider: advertising ones self in multiple areas have benefits of there own. Yes the ad may just get likes, but enough likes can turn into customers, brand clout for business ventures, or larger following for some other monetization methods.
Okay So I will answer my own question. Here is how you use it. Your mileage may vary but this is what I know now.
1) Figure out what you want to target for your business-the type of artwork you want to make.
2) Figure out what you what type publication type you want to focus on. Magazines,...
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Okay So I will answer my own question. Here is how you use it. Your mileage may vary but this is what I know now.
1) Figure out what you want to target for your business-the type of artwork you want to make.
2) Figure out what you what type publication type you want to focus on. Magazines, Book publishing, etc. (this applies to reps as well.)
3) Research listings for similarities to what you do, as they will be more viable for your business for them hiring you.
4) Find the contacts of each listing and make a mailing list to contact these people (will need a mass emailer)
5) Contact these individual 4 times a year and when they contact you, send a more personalized correspondence to those.
6) Rinse and repeat setpes 1-5
That's it. I Hope this helps people.