Brief

Interior Design Yearbook

To create the 2012 graduating year yearbook to celebrate their achievements and showcase their work.

Concept

The concept is very simplistic and based on simplistic style and design.Working collaboratively we came up with a brand identity for the year-book to keep it consistent, this consists of a colour palette of grey, white and orange.

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Branding

The branding of the yearbook is kept minimal but consists of lines of orange dots. The lines are used to highlight important information like the name of the designers and also page numbers.

Whole pages of the dots were created for impoact and burts of colour.

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Photography

We took a range of photographs of the students in their working environment. Using a wide angled lense we captured them interacting with each other and with their tutors. We wanted to capture this to represent how the course works. These are feautre pages within the yearbooks.

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Spreads

We set up a grid for the layout to keep it consistent so that the copy and photographs would fit into this. We allocated the spreads between the four of us. These spreads above are the spreads I worked on for student profiles. Each students has an average of three of their images, a statement about their style of work and also their influences.

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Spreads

The course showcase was another spread I worked on, it is in an introduction page of all students which then leads into the student profiles. Therefore I thought it was best appropriate to include them all and so this photograph of them in their working environment was suited.

All images are kept black and white to keep the brand consistent and to ensure the yearbook looks smart.

The text is overlayed to reveal the image behind but the type still remains legible.