#PP Neue Montreal

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Gardener

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What In The Wackaroo?

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Hey!! What fonts did you use in your recent Constantine edit, they're so cool 👀👀

(Left to Right)

Panel 1: Arial (Probably)

Panel 2: PP Neue Montreal Bold (one of my favs)

Panel 3: Mirande (also one of my favs)

Panel 4: P22 Bastyan Pro

Panel 5: Astone Nouvea

Panel 7: IM FELL DW Pica, CHARLEY (specifically the "London" part)

Panel 8: Birch

abt 90% can be found on befonts.com, pp neue Montreal is a test version (I also like PP editorial new, both from pangram pangram) aaaand P22 Bastyan Pro is from the Adobe Fonts site but im sure you'll find it somewhere wink wink

[edduleycomstudio602]

Studio Grad602 - 4 Initial Spread Concepts + Annotation

After working through the first 4 Spreads there are some notes that I wanted to make and ideas I want to expand on:

I think the Large typography that takes up a large portion of the page is working well, this is showcased on the back cover from those 4 spreads. I want to experiment with another 4 spreads where this typography choice is used more. 

When we first brainstormed as a group, we all really liked typography overlapping the images and I think with the layouts/compositions of the spreads, there is a great opportunity for this so I will explore that.

At the moment I am still using the original colours that our group had presented; orange, black and white. I want to try adding in a light or dark blue and maybe even try using grey because I think it will go well with the orange. I will experiment with this though because I don’t want the pages to become too crowded with varying colours. This will also be important to keep in mind when considering the target audience. 

I also wonder whether the images being in full colour is almost too much or too distracting. Whilst they are key focuses for the publication, in terms of creating a more cohesive body of work, it might be wise to make them black and white. However I will explore this too and compare.

Things I plan to keep the same from our group presentation:

Grid Layouts will stay the same with 3 columns, 12mm margins, 3mm gutters and 3mm bleed.

The Content will stay the same however I plan to source an interview from on of the agencies to use for a feature page.

I plan to keep similar type sizes and the same typography choices (PP Mori & PP Neue Montreal)

Along with the Grid layouts that graphic layouts/layouts of the photography will be similar

[jacobs602]

Headings + Body Text Explorations

Exploring type best suited for the BLAD publication

We discussed headings as a group and decided a Sans-serif approach would be neutral but effective

In terms of body copy, I tried out a few different typefaces in 7,8,9pt. I'm edging towards using PP Neue Montreal. I think it looks really clean and modern, with a nice balance of weight across the whole paragraph. It could have a bit of increased tracking

I sent a message to my group for some input and waiting to hear back any of their suggestions

For headings I'm edging towards PP Mori

It is similar to the body text, but has a little bit more personality in the curves. I used it in the previous mockups and quite liking how it looks

[jacobs601]

As my interviews are so different from each other, a main element to show harmony is the consistency of body type. I think the type I chose for my DPS suits all of them, so I carried it throughout the publication

(PP Neue Montreal, 8pt, Book+Bold)

I will need to do some more shifting of composition and some grammar checks for one of the interviews.

[jacobs603b]

Some type explorations, I think I want something bold and san-serif such as PP Neue Montreal (bottom)

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Cristina Gómez

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Daniel Martin

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Few and Far

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Places to Read

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Homegrown

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Alexis Bardini

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Pedro Duarte

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