SPUR, images

Me being professional and taking some arial 

SHOTS of my work.

Emphasis is put on the spread layout and stock

options against eachother.

 

SPUR : Do something now.

An initial concept for the beginning of the publication:

Design development, SPUR

Grid systems are fun.
Larger bottom margins are necessary because 
of the small a5 leaf format.  The context the 
viewer will be reading it in is more handheld 
than on a table looking down.



The second question on all interviews is always 
one more column closer to the fold.  This is to 
guide the eye but also to make a more interesting 
layout.  Visually, it is a little different from a 
plain interview in a reflective arts journal.

SPUR

First meeting with SPUR team.

I chose this work to take with me as I thought it 
would best illustrate the direction they were going 
in visually.  There is no point in going to a meeting 
with someone who doesn't study graphic design and 
talking at them for half an hour about kerning and 
visual heirarchy.  - well, there is never any point in 
doing that.  I have to remember to always show what's 
in my mind through my designs.

- a sample of the file I took with me to the meeting.