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Type in Context - Publication Development (sketches & layout)

In this blog, I have done some sketches on how I would like to layout my publication. This is inspired by layouts of other photography publications that I found online and in the library. I have also made a key to explain where I would like the images and text to be within the publication. I have drawn out four different layout ideas, I will be asking peers and tutors which one would be the most suitable for this type of concept and if it will convey well.Then I will be able to put this into a Indesign format so I can visually see how it is printed, us the binding techniques that I wanted to experiment with. Here are images below to show my layout ideas: 







I have also sketched out some hard cover designs for the front cover of my publication, I wanted to go with a very traditional concept with this especially with the wood texture as it would associate with the rural image that I would like to communicate my readers with. 
Most designs are very natured and rural themed as it again, is appropriate to the chosen concept of my publication. The imagery that I have sketched out is either mountains, compasses, semiotics of signs (way finding) and so on. Below are the images of the sketches that I have outlined out: 








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