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(51) You can draw right? Of course!! Cover Page Layout

 

Hey guys so I've made a layout for our final cover page so I can get an idea of how I want it, so here go, I'll show you and then explain my thought process with you all-


In terms of font size- I plan to have the hierarchy be like this

-Largest-

Title
Sub Heading 1
Sub Heading 2
Sub Heading 2
Sub Text
Squiggly Line (Regular Text)
Issue - Date - Price

-Smallest-

I also plan to have 1 main image of our 1st model and barcode, as for the rest of the white space I would fill it with some abstract colors and maybe an image background if I'm feeling creative, but likely not as I feel it would distract, I'll look for a modern serif font for some of the larger pieces of text and use more simply and formal fonts for body text as it will be easier to read, the other small details will be easy as well. 

Anyways that's all for today guys, later I'll review the table of contents layout and then the double page spread layout.

Until then, thanks for reading!

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