Image Formating

Offset Lithography – Brochure

Printer
Image of a brochure and the jacket cover front
  • a breif history of offset lithography printing
    The design focuses on the information and takes advantage of overprinting to add dimension to the portrait despite the limited color pallet (cyan and magenta).
  • Brochure spread with lithography Information and a printing machine
    2 page spread uses a typography to create hierarchy.
  • A graphic illustration and text explaining how offset lithography printing works
    A 2 page spread in a brochure explaining “offset lithography printing” print process and a graphic illustration of a printing press. This center spread interior page is designed all 4 primary print colors (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black).
  • informational graphic comparing upside and downside of offset lithogrphy printing
    A 2 page spread in a brochure explaining “offset lithography printing” print process and a graphic illustration of a printing press. This center spread interior page is designed all 4 primary print colors (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black).
  • Cyan and Magenta colored information graphic about "over printing"
    Over printing interior page of brochure explaining “over printing” and simple graphic representation. Interior pages designed in 2 colors (cyan and magenta) to reduce print production costs.
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Beautifully Strange – Booklet

Portland Art Museum
Photo of the Beautifully Strange Booklet
  • Front cover of Beautifully Strange Magazine Design
    This design lets the Portland Art Museum logo take center stage and reveals a featured artist’s work.
  • Pages 1-2 of Beautifully Strange Magazine Design
    Pages 1-2 of this magazine contains custom “Beautifully STRANGE” typography.
  • Pages 3-4 of Beautifully Strange Magazine Design
    Pages 3-4 highlights an artist who creates art by painting on and posing bodies.
  • Pages 5-6 of Beautifully Strange Magazine Design
    Pages 5-6 highlights an artist who creates sculptures from recycled skateboards..
  • Pages 7-8 of Beautifully Strange Magazine Design
    Pages 7-8 (Center Spread) features even more sculptures in a dynamic layout.
  • Pages 9-10 of Beautifully Strange Magazine Design
    Pages 9-10 highlights an artist who creates art by sculting books.
  • Pages 11-12 of Beautifully Strange Magazine Design
    Pages 11-12 highlights an artist who creates art by sculting pencil tips.
  • Pages 13-14 of Beautifully Strange Magazine Design
    Pages 11-12 focuses on a single collection of sculptured pencils.
  • Back cover of Beautifully Strange Magazine Design
    This design focuses on the contact information for the Portland Art Museum. Keeping the cover minimal highlights the text and keeps the audience wondering what the magazine contains.
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