Here Danny our Year Tutor, went through a slide based on coloiur theory on Fiction novels, following on the previous powerpoint it highlighted the usefulness of Colour Pantones and that they can help pick out specific colours that we wanted. In these images, below demonstrate these colours being used as book front covers, this will help us guide us through how to use the Pantone colours (either solid coated or uncoated) to indicate which colours would be good for specific Fiction genre. Also there are some images of books with colours on them, i.e Penguin Novels. In addition, the images of the Penguin Novel, present how they have developed or changed over the many years.
After the trial and error of printing the pages with my first intial scrapbook concept. I decide to change the layout of my pages as the first layout was difficult to work with when adding text. Instead I did a layout like this (images are below) the text and photographs are in more of a consistent and organised scale. My peers gave me advice on what text to put within my publication pages, they said facts and figures will be interesting as it will relate to the photographs. Because of adding more photographs/text to the pages of the publication, I therefore had to add more pages. So in the end, there was about 30 pages in my publication. Overall, the images on the Indesign preview look decent and I will print this out within the Digital Print room’s paper stock.
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