Hi Pamela!
How are you?
First of all, let me congratulate you, because it seems to me that your proposal is impeccable!
In fact, just by reading your own storytelling from the third slide, I have already fully connected with the idea and the project, and the subsequent development reinforces very well everything told in the storytelling.
For my part, I would only make a comment, which I think is important. In a brand like this, with such a strong link to the concept of "handmade", I believe that the hero does not have to be the product, but the "process". In the end, it doesn't matter so much whether I buy a sweater or a hat... the key is that any piece is handmade in a unique and unrepeatable process.
Apart from this, let me thank you for having accompanied us throughout this course. I hope you have found tools and tips that are useful to you, and hopefully we can see each other soon in new adventures related to Storytelling.
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gabrielgarciadeoro
Teacher PlusHi Pamela!
How are you?
First of all, let me congratulate you, because it seems to me that your proposal is impeccable!
In fact, just by reading your own storytelling from the third slide, I have already fully connected with the idea and the project, and the subsequent development reinforces very well everything told in the storytelling.
For my part, I would only make a comment, which I think is important. In a brand like this, with such a strong link to the concept of "handmade", I believe that the hero does not have to be the product, but the "process". In the end, it doesn't matter so much whether I buy a sweater or a hat... the key is that any piece is handmade in a unique and unrepeatable process.
Apart from this, let me thank you for having accompanied us throughout this course. I hope you have found tools and tips that are useful to you, and hopefully we can see each other soon in new adventures related to Storytelling.
A hug!
Gabriel
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