Territory Pattern



  • Focus on the natural landscapes of Worcestershire through shapes and pattern that terrain forms. Fluidity of shapes also incorporates the idea of getting moving and exploring.
  • Use of natural colours - greens and some toned down greys, yellows and browns for example.
  • Simplistic typography layout to ensure design is easily accessible whilst still bold and attractive due to use of clean shapes.
  • Could be taken in a more friendly way with illustrations of trees and the railway or could solely be pattern for a more professional look. (Keeping it a bit more abstract with the landscapes ensures that there isn't an emphasis on a certain city or station on the line e.g. featuring the cathedral. Appeals to a larger array of people)
 

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