A2 Boards Leeds Public Art

1/3 of a Book

I have only posted a third of the whole publication Kevin and I produced. This is for a couple of reasons. The main reason being it is 60 pages long. However I have posted from the contents to the 1st of 3 flow charts. We wanted the book to be interactive so as you flick through it kind of turns into a colour wheel. The 'colour wheel' begins with an orange/red colour on the contents page.

Action Plan Table(s) - 3 To Be Exact

Screen grabs documenting how I managed to put together the three tables we had to produce for the public arts brief. Initially I we were going to display the written information in it's own individual box as you can see below. This became problematic as more and more information was added so to combat this we simply made the text boxes transparent and fed a series of coloured horizontal lines in between each row.

Flow Charts

Screen grabs documenting how I managed to put together the three flow charts we had to produce for the public arts brief.

Re-jigging the colours around ^

Leeds Public Art Brief

Produce a print based publication using the text provided along with photographs taken.

Final Resolutions

Front cover

Contents page

Flow chart

Double page spread number one

Double page spread number two

Grid & Front Cover

I am working collaboratively with Kevin Knott on the Leeds Public Art Project. We initially came up with a few sketches on how we want to layout the predetermined text and images.

We came up with a 3x3 column grid and a 400mm x 145mm double page spread that when printed fits within an A3 sheet in order to minimise costs.

First attempts at applying our sketches on screen.

Front cover layouts. We both new we wanted to use a colour wheel as a focus on the front cover because it is a symbolic image that says, 'art'.

First attempts at applying our sketches on screen using an existing colour wheel as a reference to our own wheel of colour.

Front cover. Type/layout experiments.