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theme design package design trends fonts and color

A theme is a… unifying concept coverage catalyst tone & mood enhancer set of words (verbal) graphic packaging (visual) method of story-telling

Think verbally Understand & dissect theme/concept Interpret key words & their ability to unfold the story of the year Explore synonym/antonym words & phrases for potential integration Determine the writing style & the copy treatments that will best communicate your theme/concept

Visually appealing Make the best photo & graphic choices: promotes sign of the times provides mass appeal creates isolated elements shows tone & mood indicates reader recognition allows for inclusivity enhances overall concept

Layer your theme: Tell the story in multiple ways Echo verbal & visual formats repeat words & phrases repeat/reflect shapes or graphic tools Incorporate in coverage plan Marry content with design process Vary the methods of incorporation Create elements & designs that are “this book” specific

Visual layering Develops concept & offers reader cues In photos: content size, shape, positioning, packaging In type: font, style, size, case, placement In graphics: lines, shapes, textures, color, white space In color: lines, shapes, graphics, backgrounds

Verbal layering Repeating & relating words Use for identification/labels with… quote boxes, info-graphs, photo collections Guide questions for… quotes, headlines, copy formats

Design specific terms for a DPS Layout (template for each page) Structure (column division) Dominance (focal point of the page) Contrast (visual interest created by variety) Eyeflow/Eyeline (keeps the reader interacting w/content) Linkage (visually links two facing pages) These elements should be a part of the page designing process.

See Design PowerPoint

Design Trends 1.Flat Design 2.Typographic Contrast 3.Distortion 4.Playfulness 5.Hand Lettering/Letterbox

Using typography to enhance content establish a hierarchy of sizes from large to small Structure (column division) resist the urge to use a lot of fonts; vary weight, case and color to create different looks Contrast (visual interest created by variety) combine two contrasting fonts [serif and sans serif; thick and thin] readers should notice the words not the lettering itself

Examples from Web Design examples-of-beautiful-typeface-combinations-in-web- design/

Color properties Warm & cool Red/yellow/orange & blue/green/violet Monochromatic Complementary Analogous-similar Color palettes Tints & shades

Color strategies Number of colors Type & palette selection Strategic content enhancement Echoing Complementing Contrasting Trademarking Concerns Busy, distracting colors & combinations Tint & shade adjustments

Color Resources Jostens Color Guide Pantone Color Trends/Predictions Infographic on Color Meanings Color Psychology ec3.pinimg.com/736x/3f/a4/12/3fa4126abf2e9b5e93a7efe8052 dae5d.jpg Color Wheel Handout

Theme activity: Evaluate your 2013 book for thematic concepts (see below). How well did you do? What can you add to your 2014 book to bring your theme together? cover fonts color graphics design repeated ideas/concepts anything else?