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Design For Print Boards

The document describes a print design concept for an information pack about the different stages of the print process, broken into categories of paper, colour, production, process, and finish. Each category will be published fortnightly and can stand alone, but are intended to be collected and bound together. The publications will be monotone in colour to save costs, with heavier stock used for the covers and lighter stock for the inside pages. They will be bound using an elastic band and paperclip to allow easy collection into the full bound edition using a two-prong binding system. Dimensions vary slightly between publications. Photographs show examples of the individual and full bound editions.

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Design For Print Boards

The document describes a print design concept for an information pack about the different stages of the print process, broken into categories of paper, colour, production, process, and finish. Each category will be published fortnightly and can stand alone, but are intended to be collected and bound together. The publications will be monotone in colour to save costs, with heavier stock used for the covers and lighter stock for the inside pages. They will be bound using an elastic band and paperclip to allow easy collection into the full bound edition using a two-prong binding system. Dimensions vary slightly between publications. Photographs show examples of the individual and full bound editions.

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Harrison Park

Concept

Design for Print

Elements Of Print
Concept
My concept is to create a print info pack specific to paper. It will be broken down into separate categories based on the different stages of design for print; Paper, Colour, Production, Process and Finish. Each one of the categories will be created into a publication that will be distributed on a fortnightly basis, meaning each individual book must work on its own. The aim is to collect all the publicaations in the series and bind them using a two prong system. The series is called elements of print which relates to each category being an element of different mass, all these elements then come together to form a compound which is print. All elements are different sizes therefore each category will be a different format to the one before or after it.

Harrison Park

Contents

Design for Print

Colour
CMYK Duotone Halftone Pantone Spot colours Tints

Paper
Colour Finishes Formats GSM/Weight Manufacturers Selection

Production
Bleed Printers marks Colour bars Crop marks Register marks Fold marks Separation Binding

Process
Digital printing Lasercut Letterpress Litho printing Litho vs Digital Screen printing Special inks

Finish
Binding Saddle stitch Loop stitch Perfect bind Open stitch Spirl bind Wire-O bind Comb bind Case bind Die cut Emboss/Deboss Folding Foil blocking Latex overprint Varnishing

Harrison Park

Considerations

Design for Print

Pantone

Colour/Image
The entire info pack will be printed in a single colour to save on cost. Idealy it would be printed using risograph but it isnt cost effective in these circumstances. Images will be monotone in the same colour as the body copy.

Stock
Stock is a key factor in this publication because its focused on print for paper. Front and back will be a heavy coloured stock, whereas inside will be an off white 80gsm to make the pack cost effective.

Packaging
Packaging has been a serious consideration but because the publication is sold fortnightly in stores its better to show of the front cover as opposed to creat 5 different types of packaging.

Binding
I will use two different binding techniques; every publication will be bound with an elastic band + paperclip to allow them to easily unbind and bind the collection together using a 2 prong system.

Dimensions
Colour 10x15cm Paper 11x5cm Production 12x15cm Process 13x15cm Finsh 14x15cm

Harrison Park

Final book

Design for Print

Some photographs of the book as a single fortnightly volume as well as the full edition; showcasing the fold out pages.

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