This document outlines plans for a new art-focused business called Art Party. It will offer art classes, workshops, and parties for people of all ages to encourage creativity and relaxation. Products will include art supplies and gifts made from recycled materials. The grand opening event will provide food, drinks, wall printing, and souvenirs. Ongoing promotions will utilize the website, social media, discounts, and future exhibitions. The goal is to create a therapeutic space that inspires creativity through art experiences.
3. Introduction
Hub for textile-related businesses in Philadelphia
Many of the stores along Fabric Row began in the late 19th
century as pushcarts selling fabric, produce, or other small
items
Early 20th-century Fourth Street included kosher butcher
shops, fish stores and dairy stores, plus fruit and vegetable
carts and stands stretching from Lombard to Carpenter.
Many of the original shops on Fabric Row remain, and are
entering their third and fourth generation of family
ownership
4. Feature everything from unique buttons to imported silks,
as well as other necessary textiles needed by designers
Eclectic mix of shops ranging from third-generation fabric
stores to a nightclub that boasts the best DJs in
Philadelphia.
8. Our Concept
Therapeutic
Let people to relax themselves from stress
Consolidate the relationship between friends, families and
colleagues
Inspirational
Encourage creativity
Memorial
Take away home with your gifts decorated by people themselves
Environmental-friendly
Merchandizes and gifts are recycled products
9. Our Name
ART PARTY
• Draw • Gatherings
• Paint • Outings
• Decorate gifts • Food
• Drinks
10. Our Logo
7 colors for design
Use prime color &
upper case for ‘ART’
Splashes of paints as
background
Artistic and fun font
Fabric Row is like a mini version of the NYC garment district. There are 18 or so shops all concentrated on a few blocks of South 4th Street from South Street to Catharine Street.
so many buttons, trims, notions and bright fabrics. The choices are overwhelming
7 colors for design Use more than 3 color for the design (usually no more than 3 color is used for a logo design) Make the logo more colorful. To show painting can be fun and creative. The blend of colors meaning a blend of fun in drawing with friendsUse of prime color and upper case for ‘ART’ Highlight the art element in our logo designSplashes of paint as background Relate to art. Give more eye-catching and energetic feeling. Splashes of paints implies painting can be fun and is the release of creativity Artistic and fun font Give a playful and joyful feeling. Everybody can have fun with painting