Newspaper Design: Bring Stories to Life
Balancing and Revising All the Elements
A course by Harry Hepburn , Graphic Designer
About the video: Balancing and Revising All the Elements
Overview
“In this lesson, we will revise our document and make any necessary tweaks and adjustments.”
In this video lesson Harry Hepburn addresses the topic: Balancing and Revising All the Elements, which is part of the Domestika online course: Newspaper Design: Bring Stories to Life. Transform editorial content into a compelling visual story that both intrigues and informs readers.
Partial transcription of the video
“Balancing and Revising All the Elements We've proofed all our pages, now we'll go through them. We'll note any marks and changes we want to make that we'll then take into InDesign. Let's begin with the cover. I like the crop of both these images on the front and back cover, but the type could be a bit smaller. I'll circle that to remind myself to make the change once we go into the computer. I'm making the type smaller to balance the type of the images. I want the images to be the focus and making the type a bit smaller will help to do that. The Contents page and the opening piece illustrat...”
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Course summary for: Newspaper Design: Bring Stories to Life
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Software
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Design, Digital Design, Editorial Design, Graphic Design
Harry Hepburn
A course by Harry Hepburn
Harry Hepburn is a London-based graphic designer, who specializes in editorial design, specifically for newspapers. Growing up, he was always reading magazines and newspapers and eventually went on to study at art college. There, the then art director of The Sunday Times set a task to redesign the first three pages of the newspaper. Harry quickly became fascinated with newspaper design and was offered his first job in the industry by the same director.
Since then, Harry has worked for publications like The Telegraph, as well as The Sunday Times, helping them to tell important stories with his clean, concise, but punchy style. He’s also won several awards including the Society of Publication Designers Merit Award and the World’s Best Designed Newspaper along with his team in 2019.
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