Print Design
Editorial Design: Balancing Education and Visual Appeal
A print layout was developed for a magazine feature with a focus on educating readers while maintaining a visually engaging and print-friendly design. The process included brainstorming concepts, creating thumbnail sketches, and refining layouts to achieve a strong composition. Adobe InDesign was used for layout and typography, while Photoshop was utilized for image editing and enhancement. Feedback played a crucial role in shaping the final piece, ensuring it was both compelling and effective for the magazine’s audience.
Layout Exploration: Establishing Visual Hierarchy
The brainstorming process centered on exploring various layout designs and establishing a cohesive theme. Experimentation with composition and information hierarchy guided the direction, with a strong emphasis on readability and engagement. Prioritizing a clean, visually compelling layout became the key factor in transitioning to the design stage, ensuring the final piece effectively captured and retained reader interest.
Refinement & Execution: Merging Aesthetics with Functionality
Incorporating feedback, the design process utilized a combination of Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop to refine the layout and visual elements. Attention to detail was crucial in crafting a design suited for print, balancing aesthetics with functionality. The challenge lay in maintaining an engaging and dynamic composition while ensuring cohesion and accessibility for all readers.
