Studio Brief 02 - What is a Book?

Studio Brief 02 - What is a Book? - Self Evaluation

In conclusion, I believe I have done well during this module of creating and producing publications. This has been very successful due to the previous brief of the small publication really helped me get a proper understanding on what size, shape would be suitable for a book with a certain amount of information and images which I wish to put in a book.

Along the way during many development and experimental work,I have definitely learned a lot of new binding techniques and different ways of laying out pages for my book. The the headings, paragraphs and images. Nevertheless, I have been through a lot of trial and error during these book making process and has sometimes been successful and some have not. Hopefully during more of the course I will be able to do more work like this, as it was enjoyable to do. Due to it being very personal project brief to create.

However, due to these technical problems I believe it was quite a down fall due as it wasted valuable time and slowed me down a significant amount of time, for me to get the blogs and design boards properly done than rushing it all in last minute.

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