My topic
for the brochure was famous crime locations of Wellington. I wanted to create a
historic, sinister feeling through my design, and I think I achieved this
through the use of colour, iconography and symbology. I was fairly minimalistic
in terms of colour, using burgundy, some greyish browns, and occasional mustard
tones. My use of black and white and newspaper clippings hopefully communicates
the historical aspects I was trying to convey. My designs break the grid in
some ways, often crossing pages, but I think they have a good relationship with
the body text, which does conform to the grid. I learnt that with my design
ethic I sometimes need to go the extra mile. I think that I have good concepts
in my head, but sometimes they don’t initially pan out. Through the process of
making this brochure I have learnt to sometimes persist with a design if there
is something there that I believe can work. Having said that, I believe it is
also important to keep your options open, and not be bogged down in what you
think is best. Basically, be patient with your ideas, but accept advice.
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