Chapter graphic design

Magazine Layout.

Avaunt aims to document the extraordinary through stories of adventure, exploration, innovation and culture.

Roland Codd is an experienced freelance typesetter. He typesets fiction, non-fiction, journals, brochures, reports and programmes.

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“an afternoon with drama (8 chapter)”, 2004 offset, 700 × 500 mm iran design by: pedram harby author studio harby

Title of chapter and number broken by the graphic element of a line, which also has a hierarchy with the number of the chapter having more importance. Quite like the drop cap that extends above rather than dropping

A book of advertising tips that are highlighted on-page through the use of die-cuts to create a better interaction between the reader and the book.

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Manuscript grid, uses a drop cap that drops 4 lines instead of the 3 that I have seen most of lately. Also part of a quote. Like the hierarchy used for the chapter number, title and subtitle(date) and also the graphic element, a line which just breaks it a little more. Have used different weights and sizes of a typeface for the titles, which is a serif along with the bodycopy which is also serif, fits with the language used in the text and the overall theme