Walgreens Brand Illustration Library and Guidelines

Guidelines, Illustration
2020

Following a brand refresh, Walgreens hired me to write, design, and produce a robust style guide document for their custom, branded illustrations. The guidelines detail how the marketing team and partners can utilize the assets as well as how future illustrators can continue to produce more work in the same style.

In addition to developing these illustration guidelines for the brand, I worked with the in-house illustrator, Dani Knight, to put together a shared library of hundreds of assets to pull from and create branded scenes — from diverse characters to different retail objects, environments, and more.

Agency
StudioNow

Walgreens Illustration Lead
Dani Knight

Walgreens Art Director
Tom Dang

StudioNow Producer
Isabel Jordan

Some of the guidelines discuss use of perspective in the brand's drawings
Chapter two of the guidelines focuses on creating compositions out of the illustrated asset library

As I developed the illustration guidelines book, I also worked with the in-house illustrator, Dani, to build out a huge library of assets that marketers and designers could pull from. With the shared library, they can grab individual objects to build compositions and scenes.

Samples of vector illustrations in a cloud shared library
Illustration of a pharmacist working at the counter
Illustrations of diverse people used on Walgreens website
Vector drawing of a dog for Walgreens
Walgreens' mobile site showing illustrations of adults, seniors, children and healthcare workers
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