Magazine inspiration

  

Magazine inspiration.

Colours of Vogue.

Style of ID

Image of Wonderland.

The Rule Of Thirds

. I have used the rule of thirds to divide my image into three triangles and rectangles to show the different sections of the photo. This divide focuses on the main subject in the image.

Design Layouts: Gutenberg Diagram, Z Pattern & F Pattern

Design Layouts: Gutenberg Diagram, Z Pattern & F Pattern

Several layout patterns are often recommended to take advantage of how people scan or read through a design. 3 of the more common are the Gutenberg diagram, the z-pattern layout, and the f-pattern layout.

The pattern applies to text-heavy content. Think pages in a novel or a newspaper. The pattern isn’t meant to describe every possible design.

The Gutenberg diagram describes a general pattern the eyes move through when looking at evenly distributed, homogenous information. Read that last part again.
The pattern applies to text-heavy content. Think pages in a novel or a newspaper. The pattern isn’t meant o describe every possible design.
The Gutenberg diagram divides the layout into 4 quadrants.

• Primary optical area located in the top/left
• Strong fallow area located in the top/right
• Weak fallow area located in the bottom/left
• Terminal area located in the bottom/right

School Magazine Cover

Here are a few images that i think best represent my fashion and culture themed school magazine. I will Choose one out of the 3 to be my cover image.