This semester, instead printing my final, I get to publish a photo book! In order for everything to go smoothly, I needed to plan out ahead a layout for the design. This way, I can plan and keep the design in the back of my mind while shooting so once I’m ready to add the photos in, it will flow nicer.
Here is my first layout. I’m going for a fairly simple design because I like my images carry most of the page’s weight. I don’t like to have a ton of writing with my images, but I did leave some room if I needed. If I use this layout without text, I will just simply delete the text box and center the 4 image boxes along with the two strokes.
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Alli, I like how simple your photobook layout design is! I like how the four pictures on the left are all the same size and equally spaced. The lines above and below is also great for repetition and alignment!
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Hey Alli! I really like the setup of your layout for your photo book. Even without pictures you have some really good flow going on. I can’t wait to see it when it has pictures inserted. I’m sure you will make the images and the elements in them flow from one to the other too.
Check out Gabriel’s layout. He has a lot of color in his images and his theme was the beach.
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Alli, I’m really intrigued by your photo book layout design. I love the simple layout, it will make your photos be the center of the book. I also love the straight lines and equal spacing, it’s very appealing to the eyes. Lastly, I really like where you put your text box, it won’t overwhelm your photos but will still be seen by the reader!
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