Bedtime guido daisy Quinique marlin

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Bedtime (Marlin, Daisy, Guido, Quinique)

Project Title: Bedtime: A Collection of Scary Stories

Concept: The book is a childrens book with scary stories that will either teach or frighten you child.

Art: The artwork is a collective of custom vectors made by the team each with a different feel to make each and every story much more personal.

Copy: The book has the stories themselves with a table of contents and acknowledgements.

Color Scheme: The colors are inspired by each individual story, as are the vector images.

Typefaces: The stories will be typed out in Helvetica Neue

Layout Notes: The text will be set to wrap around any images the protrude onto the page.

Visual References:

Dimensions: 10×8

Page Count: 20

Cover: 14 pt. Cardstock Gloss with UV coating

Paper finish: Paper gloss with no coating.

Paper weight:100 lb.

Paper brightness:  US tappi scale of 96

Binding: Perfect Binding

Printing facility: A.J. Bart

Press it will be printed on: Web Press

Number of colors: Ugh too many to count. several

Color profile: Adobe RGB (1988)

Print Run: 4-25

Budget: $200

Potential issues/limitations: Embossing may be very costly as well, and finding a respectable shop that will do pop up version of the book for such a short run seems improbable.

 

The View of 94

The booklet by Marlin, Quinique, and Sammy.

Here ___94

Daisy Chen – April 5

The color book that I’m creating is based on my midterm brief – ‘single’.  I have the layout, pictures and copy for the pages.  I’m still working on the cover and page arrangement.

colorbook

The view of 94 Marlin/Quinique/Sammy

Client

Our group project is a set of photos that tells the story of a game of basketball that escalates quickly. The photos show the perspective of one or possibly all the players as the game progresses. Also we’re gonna have the color mode of the photos increase in redness with each photo until the end of the book.

Marlin R. Design Brief Space Guns

Marlin Reid

Print Productions

Design Idea/Brief

Client: Marlin

Project Title: Space Guns

Concept: The project is a book for paintball markers, specifically speedball markers. Speedball markers, referred to as space guns (a sort of playful/derogatory term) are light usually aluminum based markers. They have a stunning color range. The book/magazine will contain multiple photos of the speedball type of marker with a bit of information on each page about the contained marker.

Aesthetic Summary: The speedball marker is typically an aluminum body accented with various colors due to anodizing. As such the primary source of color will be from the marker itself in the picture. Content like marker info or captions are white with black transparent backgrounds (75% opacity perhaps).

Art: The only art really is the photography of the paintball markers.

Copy: The text that accompanies the full page photo will display things like the name of the marker, who makes the marker, basic price unit, and a small paragraph of text describing the marker (efficiency, size, special features).

Color Scheme: Besides the black and white text/boxes on every page the pictures will likely be fully scale to the size of the page. All major hues will come from the color of the pictured marker itself.

Typefaces: A small (type not font) sans serif typeface will be used. This is because speedball markers a smaller, lighter, and to the point rather than their more mil-sim partners.

Layout Notes: The marker has to dominate the page in each photo unless the background matches. Green markers should be on a lighter background but still visible and bright. With the marker being the brightest focal point the pages can progress in R.O.Y.G.B.I.V. color order. The book would likely start with a blue or purple anodized marker.

Dimensions: 8.5 x 11

Page Count: 20 pages.

Substrate (be specific about paper type and quality): For the type of content a type of glossy paper would be good to fully show the color and shine of the markers. It’s going to be on a gloss fiber-based paper. I hear double coating is of high quality so if within the budgets that will most likely be chosen.

Binding: Side signature or glued to a glossy cover. Side cut.

Print Run: I think a small run would be best, probably be best. I don’t think there are many new innovations with speedball markers coming out. A small run would be best in gauging reader interest (though everyone like marker porn haha.) About 1,000 copies

Printing facility:Fedex office

Budget: $1,500

Timeline: 3 months (to fully prepare print and circulate all copies of the magazine)

Additional Notes:

Guido Tamayo – HW March 22

midterm

Guido Tamayo – HW March 15

Client: Luminous Photos

Project Title: A look into Creative Lighting

Concept: Have a book filled with rich-colored photos of a form of photography called “Light Painting.”

Aesthetic Summary: Light Painting is a type of photography that is mastered by few and tried by many. It is a creative way to let loose of your imagination and bring to life your ever desired ideas.
With that said, my first initial stab at this art form was in my first year of college. Now with 3 years of experience in Photography and mastering lighting, i feel ready to tackle and master my light painting.

Art: rich-color photos

Copy: brief description of what the image is and maybe how it was done.

Color Scheme: dark, colorful, modern

Typefaces: hand written

Layout Notes: how it was done or brief settings

Visual References: on google, you can search examples of light painting

Dimensions: 7 x 5

Page Count: front cover, pg 2-8, back cover

Substrate (be specific about paper type and quality):

Binding: spiral

Print Run:

Printing facility: Remson Graphics

Budget: $20-50

Timeline: Rough photos this week, final touched up photos next week.

Additional Notes: this should be fun!

Daisy Chen March 15

Client: Daisy Chen

Project Title: ?Single!

Concept: The reasons why people are single (type of person they looking for – requirements).

Aesthetic Summary: It will be fun, colorful with images

Art: photos/ illustrations of the ‘requirements’

Copy: Descriptions of the ‘requirements’

Color Scheme: Bright and joyful colors

Typefaces: heavy and fun San Serif font ( Dunkin & Zian)

Layout Notes: The pages of the description and image of each ‘requirements’ will be next to each other.

Visual References: images of the ‘requirements’

examples::

No tattoo.                                                     Smell good.

                        

Dimensions: 6×6

Page Count: 12 – 15

Substrate (be specific about paper type and quality): Elite gloss paper

Binding: Comb bind

Print Run: 150

Printing facility: Staples

Budget: $200

Timeline:  3 weeks

Daisy Chen – HW March 1

My concept is to make a colorful and fun book about what urban people think about alcohol. It contains various interviews from different age range, from 16-35. There will be photo of the interviewers, their name and age, what is their favorite drink, how much can they drink,how many night per week and why do they drink. Each page will have different colors of background, depends on the interviewers, because each colors represent different kind of mood. It will be printed on paper-card, 5×5″.

PS: I was absent last week, so will talk more with my group/partner later on.