Finally, when I was able to get adjusted with the pryography pen, I was then able to start drawing over the design with pryography pen. Overall, the results turned out well, from the images below I was able to get the right amount of pressure to the wood to make a nice texture. Also the stencil that came with the pryography pen, was helpful as I was able to keep a nice and even consistency with the thickest and size.
For the front cover design, I drew and outline a way finding icon of signs then added with the stencil "Rural Typography" which is the name of my publication.
Then I added for the back cover of the publication a compass symbol, as it relates to the concept of the rural typography signage.
Then I used sand paper to sand down the edges of the A4 wood, I did this so the publication will have no sharp edges of hurt anyone whilst reading it.
Inside the of the A4 wooden sheets, I stuck some grey board and covered it with a burgundy red colour smooth paper. This will then give a more professional appearance to the publication. I glued these with super glue so it will firmly stay on and be durable.
For the front cover design, I drew and outline a way finding icon of signs then added with the stencil "Rural Typography" which is the name of my publication.
Then I added for the back cover of the publication a compass symbol, as it relates to the concept of the rural typography signage.
Then I used sand paper to sand down the edges of the A4 wood, I did this so the publication will have no sharp edges of hurt anyone whilst reading it.
Inside the of the A4 wooden sheets, I stuck some grey board and covered it with a burgundy red colour smooth paper. This will then give a more professional appearance to the publication. I glued these with super glue so it will firmly stay on and be durable.
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