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Type in Context - Indesign Layout

In this blog, I have done some Indesign layouts for the Type in context publication brief  Again, I have followed my layout sketches for where the images and texts with be place. 

Numerous of pictures on each page
Within these layout designs there will be some whihc will be more photography based. Some will have a little bit of text or context to explain the photos and another may has some directional guidance as that maybe the function of the publication. To locate the users to their chosen destinations. 

Below are some screenshots of four different ways that I am going to layout my publication: 


Square & circle themed

Less pictures but more bigger space for the photography

Less amount of space for the photography, but the square/rectangle are consistent



InDesign Layouts and Photographs





Grids

By making my publication more accurate in designs terms, I was informed to use a grid. This will make my photo have more precision within the publication. However, my tutor advise me that my photos that I previously layout were very scattered. This scattered layout would be allowed, however there must be a reason behind this. 

If I was not using the grids and did my placing in a freestyle matter. My reasoning will be that, my publication is many a photographic book which is used only in coffee shops etc. The cause of this particular disperse layout is to only show the contrast between rural typography from two different countries (England & Switzerland). It could also be a scrapbook concept a collection of how rural typography signages has not modify or altered in the many past years. 







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