Showing posts with label Brief 0 - Context. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brief 0 - Context. Show all posts
Tuesday, 28 May 2013
Brief 0 - Final publication
When I booked out the photography studio last week, I thought it would be fitting to photography my context publication — this would also allow me to show the final resolution to the designers that offered help with the content.
Tuesday, 21 May 2013
Brief 0 - Binding (early stages)
After receiving the GFSmith stock from Amber, I set about binding my context publication with a proposed ® stamp. I had my text block already cut to size (for binding) and simply needed to ensure the covers were the same size. I left the spine open to account for the buckram, as shown below —
Wednesday, 17 April 2013
Brief 0 - Layout development
As I have pretty much got the main content finalised, I started to work on the contents and about page using a similar aesthetic (in terms of type) as the other pages. I also looked at designing a 'thankyou' page at the back of the publication. I then added page numbers using Calendas Plus (serif font used in the 3rd image)
Tuesday, 16 April 2013
Brief 0/1/2/7 - Project Projects
A few examples of the brilliant work by Project Projects. For the design context, design a day and my branding briefs, I am producing a publication and therefore contextual research such as this is hugely beneficial. A range of processes, formats, layout, type and so on —
Source: projectprojects.com
Source: projectprojects.com
Brief 0/1 - Layout inspiration
Just come across this recent design by A2/SW/HK for Aperture magazine. The flexible layout allows a range of outcomes and therefore creates an engaging publication — the heavy use of white space is particularly nice. The juxtaposition between the serif and sans serif typefaces creates an interesting aesthetic.
Source: a2swhk.co.uk
Source: a2swhk.co.uk
Monday, 15 April 2013
Brief 0 - Layout so far
Precept's site is still being updates so I'm unable to source images yet but Niall who's doing a placement there said he'll be able to source some for me which is ace. I need to print what I've got so far out, check the readability, type setting, quality of images, grammar etc to ensure it's all correct. I then need to work on the other pages (work mentioned by the designers who responded will probably feature at the back) along with the contents and a brief insight into the publication itself.
I also looked at using a different font called Karla — a contemporary, sans-serif typeface with extended tracking as default. Unsure as to whether to use this or Lato, the font I used on the online questionnaire.
I also looked at using a different font called Karla — a contemporary, sans-serif typeface with extended tracking as default. Unsure as to whether to use this or Lato, the font I used on the online questionnaire.
Saturday, 6 April 2013
Brief 0 - Response - Purpose
Purpose are a London based brand consultancy that work with a substantial and diverse range of clients. Their clients span multiple fields, from corporate brands to creative organisations. Below is the response provided by Sean Rees and just some of the brilliant work from Purpose.
Tuesday, 2 April 2013
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