Branding a product is process that takes years of consistent advertising efforts. It is the process of integrating a product into the household repertoire of words. The Coca-Cola Company has demanded respect in the American culture through its 100 and more years of success. Coca-Cola has become so widely recognized that they in their most recent advertisement no words are present it is only a red silhouette of a Coca-Cola bottle. With its inception in 1886 Coca-Cola was an instant success. While its original intent was for pharmaceutical use, it was wasn’t long before all consumers of America were enjoying its refreshing and delicious characteristics. In 1906 Coca-Cola handed its advertising over to the expertise to D’arcy which starded the Coca-Cola brand the world loves today. Coca-Cola’s first advertisements were simple usually involving one or more arrows pointing to either the classic Coca-Cola red circle or a Coca-Cola product (Taschen 34 images 1-4) . Since the drink was and is advertised as a thirst quenching product D’arcy utilized the red circle by making it represent a Sun and the arrow(s) represent the Sun’s heat rays, while never forgetting to include “ 5¢ Everywhere.” D’arcy very commonly made use of the color blue as a gradient on the line fading from red heat to blue refreshment. These original advertisements, while the main focuses were the arrow and the classic red Coca-Cola circle, also contained a lot of text, which often included “demand the the genuine by FULL name - nicknames encourage imitations and substitutions” and a list of adjectives to describe the product. Over the years the text has retreated and images and catch phrases have been utilized. As the years passed Coca-Cola went and branded one of the worlds most beloved figures, Father Christmas. The First representation of Father Christmas was created for Coca-Cola in 1929 by the