I began by thinking up the best way to design the grid. I sketched out what appeared to be the best idea:
I also needed to explain the design process in the brochure, effectively and well put together.
The first panel would have my title, then a picture, followed by a design quote. The next panel would be predominantly introductory text and the inside would feature the explanation of the design process.
I looked at some online to get a better understanding of where I wanted to go. Many of them were much more complicated than I wanted to be, but designs like these I enjoyed:
But it wouldn't be until the final design that I took the four grid structure into my brochure.
And
went with that grid initially for my rough draft. I put in a solid
background color and put up three different designs for the brochure. The hardest part ended up being where to put the text and how I would use it. I wanted to get the message across but was very unsure of the best approach. I needed to explain design thinking in a way that not only made sense but allowed the reader simplicity.
The blue works though, and I ended working that into all three of my first designs. It is a nice color, more calming than others and I didn't want anything too bold in a brochure.


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