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THE CREATOR

If it can imagined, it can be created

The Creator uses their vision to bring order and beauty to a world full of chaos. They see the world as it could be and their imagination drives them to transform, inspire, recreate and express what they see.

This archetype is also called the Artist, Architect, Dreamer, Innovator, Inventor, Musician, Prophet, Entrepreneur, Dreamer, Visionary, or Writer.

CREATOR BRANDS

The Creator is a good identity for brands:

  • If your product’s function encourages self-expression, provides the customer with choices and options, helps foster innovation, or is artistic in design

  • In a creative field, like marketing, public relations, the arts, technological innovation (such as software development)

  • When you are seeking to differentiate it from a brand that “does it all” for the customer, leaving little room for choice

  • When a do-it-yourself element saves the customer money

  • If your customers have enough discretionary time for creativity to flourish

  • If your organization has a Creator culture

Creator Mindset

DESIRE: Self Expression in material form, creating something of enduring value

GOAL: To give form to vision

GIFT: Creativity and imagination

CALL: Daydreams, inspiration, fantasies

FEAR: Mediocre vision or poor execution, being stuck

DISLIKES: Tradition, failure to innovate

SHADOW: Perfectionism, mis-creation, overly dramatizing life

Levels of the Creator

Level 1: Being creative or innovative in imitative ways

Level 2: Giving form to your own vision

Level 3: Creating structures that influence society

SIMILAR ARCHETYPES

Chanel logo

The Lover

Motto: I only have eyes for you.

Core Motivating Desire: To create and enjoy special intimacy.

Disney logo

The Magician

Motto: It can happen.

Core Motivating Desire: To make dreams come true by understanding of the fundamental laws of the universe.

Rolls-Royce logo

The Ruler

Motto: Power isn’t everything: It’s the only thing.

Core Motivating Desire: To create order.

THE 12 BRAND ARCHETYPES

Chart of the 12 Brand Archetypes

The 12 Brand Archetypes were developed by Carol Pearson and Margaret Mark as a system for consistently creating stronger and more meaningful brands. The content on this site has been paraphrased where possible, and cited directly where needed to maintain accuracy.

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