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Patterns are a repetition of elements, achieved through the use of color and shapes. Patterns may also be thought of as the ‘skeleton’ that organizes the parts of a composition. Patterns bring together many illustrations in a powerful way, conveying how Children’s Museum of Denver is a place where creativity and discovery come together to empower children in their learning opportunities.

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We have combined all of these icons and graphic elements together to create a pattern that can be used as a background or design element in many different ways.

SPECIALIZED PATTERNS

Science and discovery? Nature and exploration? Arts and creativity? Color coded patterns can be used to convey different aspects of the Children’s Museum experience. chapter 3: visual identity

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introduction

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brand promise

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