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OUGD603 | Extended Practice | Brief 03 | Development - Publication Layout design - Leah | BBC (Our Generation) - Life being British Born Chinese

Publication Layout - Leah
For the inside of the 'Our Generation' publication, the collaborator Leah was in charge of this  brief's outcome segment. The publication's layout was constructed with 'Adobe Indesign' Leah made guide lines and measurements to help assist where the Photographs and the text should be placed. Illustrations of a paint brush stroke was experimented to give the pages more characteristics. We mutually agreed to make the size of the publication A5 format, and the number of pages are 16. Previously it was going to be 17, however one participant was unable to provided us with their childhood photo for us. Due to this situation Leah had to be more selective with the photos and information (Quotes) that we believe was significant for outlining our briefs context. Below are some images of this layout format:

 Participant page order by names:

  1. Katie Sung 
  2. Leah Chen 
  3. Jackie Wan
  4. Tracey Lau
  5. Eliza Mo
  6. Kylie Lee
  7. Lewis Capper-Tan
  8. Anthony Chang
  9. Nathan Li
  10. Seaulone Liu
  11. Naomi Lau
  12. Melissa Leung
  13. Rou-Qian Poon 
  14. Sammi Yiu
  15. Sam Chu
  16. Noel Lee
More information: Leah Chen's Blog
 
Photos and Illustration Additional Publication Contents - Leah
The collaborator Leah also has designed and selected the Childhood photos as our main publication content and from the questionnaire vital quotes that would be interesting to others and to see the perspective of the British Born Chinese individuals. Leah also has done some written Illustration work by hand writing the names out of each participants. These written names are in the chosen colour scheme (red, blue and yellow) so that the front and back covers are consistent with the inside pages. 
Name illustration designs


Anthony Chang
Eliza Mo


Jackie Wan

Katie Sung

Kylie Lee
Leah Chen


Lewis Capper-Tan

Melissa Leung 
Naomi Lau


Noel Lee

Rou-Qian Poon
Sammi Yiu


Nathan Li
Tracey Lau
  

Sam Chu

Seaulone Liu
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