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Monday, February 8, 2016

SLAM That's me hitting you with design.

Keeping it one hundred, I didn't learn that much this time.


I've designed almost one hundred different pages for newspapers, magazine and pamphlets, so this wasn't super edifying for me. I did play around with 60s style background pattern, so that was fun. I used Illustrator for the background, InDesign for the main cover, and I packaged it all with my fancy font I created in the previous assignment. To be honest, Brian, the whole part about having a separate motif but calling it a folio in the assignment description was really confusing. Boo. But I love ya so it's cool.

Man am I feeling the senioritis.
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