PUBLISHING DESIGN
(Week 1 - Week 14) 07.06.2022 - 29.06.2022
Hussain Waheed (0344802)
Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media
Publishing Design: Final compilation and reflection
INSTRUCTIONS:
Figure 0.1 - Module Information Booklet (MIB) - PDF
TASK 1: EXERCISES
Figure 1.1.0: Page size options - JPG / 06.04.2022
Figure 1.1.1: 32 page book with selected size- JPG / 06.04.2022
Figure 1.1.2: Book made from Signature fold- JPG / 20.04.2022
Figure 1.1.3: Van De Graff grid demo on paper - JPG / 20.04.2022
Figure 1.1.4: Van De Graff grid digital demo - JPG / 20.04.2022
Figure 1.1.5: Layout to determine grid - JPG / 01.05.2022
Figure 1.1.6: Image with grid aligned - JPG / 01.05.2022
Figure 1.1.7: Form and movement B&W - JPG / 01.05.2022
Figure 1.1.8: Form and movement B&W - PDF / 01.05.2022
Figure 1.1.9: Form and movement Colour - JPG / 05.05.2022
Figure 1.2.0: Form and movement Colour - PDF / 05.05.2022
Figure 1.2.1: Form and movement Pictures - JPG / 05.05.2022
Figure 1.2.2: Form and movement Pictures - JPG / 05.05.2022
Figure 1.2.3: Form and movement Pictures - JPG / 05.05.2022
Figure 1.2.4: Form and movement Pictures - JPG / 05.05.2022
Figure 1.2.5: Form and movement Pictures - JPG / 05.05.2022
Figure 1.2.6: Form and movement Pictures - PDF / 05.05.2022
Figure 1.2.7: Grid system 1 for book - JPG / 10.05.2022
Figure 1.2.8: Grid system 2 for book - JPG / 10.05.2022
Figure 1.2.9: Type specimen sheet - JPG / 10.05.2022
Figure 1.3.0: Type specimen sheet - PDF 10.05.2022
TASK 2: CONTENT GENERATION
Figure 2.0: Content Generation - PDF 10.05.2022
Figure 2.1.0: Artwork 1 / Old Toby - JPG / 08.05.2022
Figure 2.1.2: Artwork 2 / One ring Inscription - JPG / 08.05.2022
Figure 2.1.3: Artwork 3 / Bilbo's Sword - JPG / 08.05.2022
Figure 2.1.4: Artwork 4 / Map of Middle Earth - JPG / 08.05.2022
Figure 2.1.5: Artwork 5 / Tolkien's Monogram - JPG / 08.05.2022
Figure 2.1.6: Artwork 6 / Gate of Moria - JPG / 08.05.2022
Figure 2.1.7: Artwork 7 / Erebor - The Lonely Mountain - JPG / 08.05.2022
Figure 2.1.8: Artwork 8 / Erebor Inscriptions - JPG / 08.05.2022
Figure 2.1.9: Artwork 9 / Bilbo's Sword - JPG / 08.05.2022
Figure 2.2.0: Artwork 10 / Gate of Moria - JPG / 08.05.2022
Figure 2.2.1: Artwork 11 / Hobbit monologue - JPG / 08.05.2022
Figure 2.2.2: Artwork 12 / Bag End - Shire - JPG / 08.05.2022
Figure 2.2.3: Artwork 13 / Old Toby - JPG / 08.05.2022
Figure 2.2.4: Artwork 14 / One ring Inscription - JPG / 08.05.2022
Figure 2.2.5: Artwork 15 / Map of Middle Earth - JPG / 08.05.2022
Figure 2.2.6: Artwork 16 / Tolkien's Monogram - JPG / 08.05.2022
Figure 2.2.7: Artwork 17 / Erebor - The Lonely Mountain - JPG / 08.05.2022
Figure 2.2.8: Artwork 18 / Map of Middle Earth - JPG / 08.05.2022
Figure 2.2.9: Artwork Thumbnails 1- JPG / 08.05.2022
Figure 2.3.0: Artwork Thumbnails 2- JPG / 08.05.2022
Figure 2.3.1: Artwork Thumbnails - PDF / 08.05.2022
Figure 2.3.2: All artworks - PDF / 08.05.2022
TASK 3A: BOOK
Figure 3.0.0: Cover spreads JPG - 06.05.2022
Figure 3.0.0: Cover spreads PDF - 06.05.2022
Figure 3.0.0: Content spreads with cover page PDF - 06.05.2022
Figure 3.0.0: Content spreads PDF - 06.05.2022
Figure 3.0.1: Content Thumbnails JPG - 06.05.2022
Figure 3.0.2: Content Thumbnails 2 JPG - 06.05.2022
Figure 3.0.3: Content Thumbnails PDF - 06.05.2022
Figure 3.0.4: Printed book cover JPG - 06.05.2022
Figure 3.0.7: Printed book contents spread 1 JPG - 06.05.2022
Figure 3.0.9: Printed book contents spread 2 JPG - 06.05.2022
Figure 3.1.4: Printed book contents spread 4 JPG - 06.05.2022
Figure 3.1.8: Printed book contents spread 6 JPG - 06.05.2022
Figure 3.2.5: Printed book contents spread 10 JPG - 06.05.2022
Figure 3.2.6: Printed book contents spread 11 JPG - 06.05.2022
Figure 3.3.0: Printed book contents spread 13 JPG - 06.05.2022
Figure 3.3.2: Printed book contents spread 14 JPG - 06.05.2022
Figure 3.3.3: Printed book contents spread 15 JPG - 06.05.2022
Figure 3.3.8: Printed book video MOV - 06.05.2022
Figure 3.3.9: Flipbook FlipHTML5 - 06.05.2022
TASK 3B: BRAND GUIDELINE
Figure 3.4.0 - final design - PDF / 23.06.2022
Figure 3.4.1 - final design thumbnails - PDF / 23.06.2022
Page 1 - JPG / 29.06.2022
Page 3 - JPG / 29.06.2022
Page 4 - JPG / 29.06.2022
Page 8 - JPG / 29.06.2022
Page 15 - JPG / 29.06.2022
Page 16 - JPG / 29.06.2022
Page 32 - JPG / 29.06.2022
Page 39 - JPG / 29.06.2022
Page 40 - JPG / 29.06.2022
Page 44 - JPG / 29.06.2022
Figure 3.4.2 - final design mockups - JPG / 23.06.2022
Figure 3.4.3 - final design mockups - JPG / 23.06.2022
Figure 3.4.4 - final design mockups - JPG / 23.06.2022
Figure 3.4.5 - final design mockups - JPG / 23.06.2022
Figure 3.4.6 - final design mockups - JPG / 23.06.2022
Figure 3.4.2 - final design compilation- fliphtml5.com / 23.06.2022
Figure 3.4.3 - final design flip-book - fliphtml5.com / 23.06.2022
REFLECTION
EXPERIENCE: I feel like this is so far the toughest semester and I had to go through a lot of stress to manage my time and get everything done. However, I am most happy with the work I have done in Publishing design. I am disappointed at my performance in some other modules but I am very happy and proud of the tasks and work that I did in this module. Book designing and working with was something that always fascinate me and it was a wonderful experience to print a book of my own design.
OBSERVATION: I always appreciate Mr.Vinod's constructive feedback, criticism and support. He always encourages me to read, explore and experiment more in whatever task I do. His feedback always pushes me into learning and experimenting more every week. Publishing design deals with a more intellectual subject with a lot of history and content to learn from. Which is why I decided to work on the Lord of the Rings and learn about medieval drawings and illustrations. The research for the illustrations as well as the experimenting and Mr.Vinod's input taught me a lot about these art-forms that I did not know before.
FINDINGS: During the research for the history of publishing and books along with Tolkien's illustrations and map drawings, I explored how books and publications were hand made in earlier times. Which is a very interesting subject to learn and understand especially for design students. I found that learning the origins and absolute basics of the technologies that we use today is fundamental because I believe the tools will keep on changing and updating. In order to adapt to those changes and become more than the obvious, I feel like we need to start from the beginning and keep on learning and developing our skills instead of getting attached to the latest trends or tools.
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