354: Editorial & Book Design

Editorial & Book Design

10/22/2017

Designing Your Schedule of Events / Inspiration

Here are some format and typesetting examples of cultural publications with multiple events, titles, dates, times and descriptions.

Publication Layout by Lotta Nieminen

Martino & Jaño

Layout Designed by Atelier Martino & Jana

Martino & Jana

Layout Designed by Atelier Martino & Jana

For more cover, format and scale ideas for your calendars look after the jump.

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www.letman.com

above promotion “brandnew” blog

below: work quoted from graphic-exchange blog:

Covers for our calendars (Atelier Martino & Jaño)

note: above all quoted from graphic-exchange blog

By Andrew Townsend // Fashion Week. All of the following work is reposted from www.graphic-exchange.com

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10/15/2017

Dada Program Bryan Zentz (schedule of events)

Interior pages of a schedule of events by student Bryan Zentz

Posted at 08:12 PM in Campaigns [student], Editorial & Book Design | Permalink | Comments (0)

01/16/2016

Table of Contents: Creative Examples

A big thank you to Vitaly Friedman’s for is collection of TOC’s! “Table of contents is often considered to be one of the most unspectacular design elements ever invented. Because of its simple, usual form, table of contents is often not given the attention it may deserve — after all, it is just a list of the parts of a book or document organized in the order in which the parts appear. But why not use exactly that and surprise the reader of a booklet, brochure, annual report or a book with some beautiful and original table of contents? In fact, many creative approaches are possible. And this post attempts to prove exactly that. This post showcases creative, interesting and/or beautiful examples of the lowly table of contents. You may want to take a look at their related posts