13:02How to Educate Yourself Like an Oxford Scholar (without school)
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Most people will never get into Oxford. '(without school)' says you can still learn the way its students do. The crest is known everywhere, and arrows from it to five simple icons make it look like a method you can copy.
'Oxford Scholar' is the best-known standard of learning there is, and the bracketed 'without school' drops what viewers assume it costs, the fees, the years and getting in.
Stephen holds the method up on a sketchpad as if handing it over, and the icons show there are parts to it without saying what any of them are.
When you teach a method behind a prestigious result, hold up a hand-drawn map of it with the famous name or crest in the centre. Use plain icons for each part so it looks structured without giving the steps away.
Show the system's shape without giving away its steps.
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Bring the reference into a packaging brief, then decide what your title and thumbnail should each communicate.