Editorial Design: Concept, Editing, and Materials

Editorial Design: Concept, Editing, and Materials

“Now that we are at the end of the course, I hope you have enjoyed the journey. I wanted to thank you for making it this far and for spending your time with me. It's time to share your creations and show the progress of your project. Comment on how you did it, talk about the challenges and difficulties you faced and how you overcame them. In short, share your experience. I want your project to be different from mine. Repeat what I do to learn, but when it comes to making your project to publish, create something unique. This enriches our creative community. Gather your images and share your project by clicking on the "Create your project" button. Your post will become part of your portfolio on Domestika. Your portfolio is your showcase to the world to show your talent. Remember that explaining the project is crucial, not just showing photos. Here are some links to help you get organized: Support link 1 Support link 2 These are my recommendations: 1. Review the material you have to carry out your project. Organize it into groups that have meaning for you, such as colors, sizes, type of images, etc. 2. With this material, imagine the type of book you would like to have in your hands and carry out trial and error exercises with all the ideas that come to you when designing your proposals. 3. Print the proposals you like the most in full size, analyze them and choose the one you feel most comfortable working with. Trust your intuition. 4. Play with your design and use some surprises like: foldouts, inserts, changes of paper color, size, anything is good. 5. Finally, create the front of your book: the cover. Since you already know all the images very well, you know which ones can have the best result for what you want to communicate. I invite you to participate in the forum and interact by commenting on the community's work. After all, we will help each other, so take advantage of this opportunity! See you at the forum!”

Partial transcription of the video

“I want to thank you for taking the time to learn and give me the opportunity to share with you the art of making a book I hope you put what you have learned into practice for future projects. I would like to give you the last advice so that you are successful in your project try not to follow design trends be original because in the end If these are a fashion will end up passing On the other hand, if your concept and your design are solid They will remain with the passage of time of each editorial project that you work on and in which there are other collaborators. Try to learn as much as y...”

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Course summary for: Editorial Design: Concept, Editing, and Materials

• Level: Beginner
• 93% positive reviews (15)
• 1094 students
• 4 units
• 20 lessons (4h 19m)
• 9 downloads

• Category

  Design

• Software

  Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop

• Areas

  Bookbinding, Editorial Design, Graphic Design