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I'm looking for the order of hierarchy when designing brochures. I have to do one for my portfolio class, and quite honestly Ive never designed a brochure before.
so then it doesnt matter what information is placed where? as long as the order makes sense? I figured brochures were laid out with their info in order of how the viewer typically reads, being as we read left to right, I wasn't sure if there was a "universal" way that brochures are typically "read through" if that makes sense.
Ive always been intimidated by there being typically three columns, but then you have the front and back sides of the paper. Ive never been sure if all three columns, and both sides are supposed to be filled, or if it just depends on the amount of info being put into it
Well, in graphic design, all rules are made to be broken by the designers who can think of better ways of doing things. As for brochures, it's mostly just a matter of common sense.
Some brochures are tri-folds, some fold vertically, some fold horizontally, some are parallel folded, some are gate folded. I just finished up a 16-panel accordion folded brochure a week or so ago.
Put yourself in the reader's position, and decide how you would open the brochure, what you would look at first, how you would expect it to be organized, then organize your brochure like that. All brochures have a front and back cover, so about the only rule of thumb I can think of is to put something catchy on the cover, and put the mundane stuff, like addresses, logos and phone numbers on the back (but even that's not really a rule as much as it's a convention waiting to be broken).
Organizing the information (the writing) so that it logically flows is just as important, but that's another subject.
i need to get ahold of some brochures and see what they look like.
IMHO, subject, logo, and contact information should be on the front & back panels. The other four panels contain the details. Based on the content, of course.This post is brought to you by the letter E and the number 9. Those are the buttons I push to get a Twix out of the candy machine.
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Originally posted by <b> View PostOrganizing the information (the writing) so that it logically flows is just as important, but that's another subject.
Understand what's written and support communicating it to the reader with design.
Of course, if the copy sucks... which it often does.... time to rewrite or plug your nose. I've seen many great-looking pieces with crappy writing that satisfy only the client -- and other far more modest even plain pieces deliver amazing punch to the readers all with the power of words.
thats kind of how Ive always looked at it too garricks, I think <b> said it too, having the more "boring" information on the back, all the contact info. The more "exciting" info (logo, interesting info) on the front, and then leaving the insides for the informative "leftover" info, including any pictures and/or illustrations. Also I guess any legal info would go on the back?
Originally posted by Bob View PostPersonally, I think it's most important to start there. The reading order, the visual hierarchy, layout, colours, fonts, photos, styles, treatments -- they all tie into the ideas and structure found (hopefully) in the writing.
Don't mistake "boring" for "important." Including legal disclaimers.This post is brought to you by the letter E and the number 9. Those are the buttons I push to get a Twix out of the candy machine.
"I put my heart and my soul into my work, and have lost my mind in the process."
The more "exciting" info (logo, interesting info) on the front, and then leaving the insides for the informative "leftover" info, including any pictures and/or illustrations. Also I guess any legal info would go on the back?
Don't look to or think in terms of formulas, though. There is no recipe for good design unless you're satisfied with mediocre work. The best design pushes the boundaries when appropriate, breaks the rules when it helps and, consequently arrives at a unique and just-right, custom solution to the problem (but you've got to know what you're doing).
Coincidentally, I just received two books from Barnes & Noble today, called The Best of Brochure Design, volumes something or other. I haven't had a chance to look through them yet, but I'm quite certain that I won't find any brochures in them based around formulas.
thanks <b>that helps a lot, I guess it was kind of silly to look at it as if there is some sort of "formula"
I guess the intimidation from the amount of pages was just fogging my outlook on it. I wasnt given much information to put into the brochure, I look at the small amount of info, and at the vast amount of space, and it makes me go nuts. now that you all mention it though, I should probably look into some more styles of brochures other than just the tri-fold, to find one that better suites the amount of info I have
I should probably look into some more styles of brochures other than just the tri-fold, to find one that better suites the amount of info I have
Here you go, grasshopper. Don't say I never gave you anything good.Sketching not only helps you work out good ideas, it helps you get past the bad ones.
Not that I can really add much to the great info already given, but...
I usually keep any text/copy on the front/cover to a minimum- Imagery, title (if appropriate), company logo. On the back, I have the company logo again, contact info, disclaimer, legal stuff, etc. If necessary, the back is a good place to provide a map/driving directions.
As was said, the guts depend on the copy you're working with. Make a couple mock-ups using different fold types, and imagine how the reader will be opening it up, and where it makes sense to put the content.


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In 1991, when she appeared on the Houston art scene as a Glassell School of Art Core Fellow, sculptor Sharon Engelstein's knack for distinguishing herself in group shows quickly earned her recognition as a rising star. "Shiny and New" at Texas Gallery is her first major show in Houston in three years, and it does not disappoint. If anything, it's one of the best solo shows by a Houston artist this season. The pieces share many of the concerns of Engelstein's previous biomorphic work, which isolated or mutated parts of the human anatomy. The well-dressed deformed and the offhandedly horrific are still her specialties. Only now she has turned to highly stylized and modified animal shapes, pleasing to the eye, disturbing to the psyche and pleasing to the eye -- in that order.
Visitors to the gallery are greeted by a receiving line of creatures -- a mama bear standing more than six feet tall, two cubs and a small otter. They're dressed in theatrical costumes -- mama in a sheer nightie, the otter in a splendid red velvet cape. Though certainly droll, these are no furry Disney creations. They are abstracted mannequins, fashioned from the foam forms taxidermists use to give shape to skins and coated with a sheen of oil enamel paint. Beside the fact that they are wearing clothes, there is something a bit off about them -- they have the too slender look of a wet dog, and one cub has only three legs.
Many artists have used animals in their work as a stand-in for the human form, exploiting their metaphorical power just as Aesop did in his fables. Both personable and personifiable, Mickey Mouse, Mr. Toad and Rover invite our psychological and emotional projections. We can feel tremendous sympathy from or for them without their batting an eye. But Engelstein's models -- eyeless and, because taxidermists have no need to stuff the ears of a skin, earless -- are exaggeratedly inscrutable. As such, they both invite and confront the viewer's tendency to project. The not-quite-right self, which tries on various identities, is reflected in these not-quite-right creatures, so uncomfortable in their own skins that they have shed them for more civilized attire.
Engelstein's work is driven by her attraction to highly suggestive abstract forms, whether invented or found. She has ordered objects not only from catalogs of taxidermy equipment, but also from catalogs of industrial appliances and sex toys. She then modified what she received with meticulous care. In this show, her nine glamorously hued Untitled (Sequined Forms) languish and writhe in a group on the gallery floor, organic shapes sausaged into dense skeins of sequins. Some are small taxidermist fauna such as skunk and mink, with truncated haunches where their legs should be. One looks like the trussed whole chicken you buy at the grocery store -- it would be at home on a platter of deviled Faberge eggs. The work is almost swallowed up by its seductive decoration, which is, of course, Engelstein's point. She wants the viewer to covet these bejeweled but maimed objects, to approach the amputee in the evening dress and ask for a dance.
Not all the work in "Shiny and New" is successful. Bloated Elongated Leg Foot, a narrow, gold-satin stuffed sock that hangs from the ceiling nearly to the floor, is neither as eerily familiar nor as mysterious as the other pieces. One Arm, a gray lace pillow with a prosthetic arm attached at one corner, has a dated, surrealist look. And Bear Rug, in which Engelstein has attached the head and feet of a cub to a thin pillow of luxe brown lace, is a contemptuous one-liner. Because of the implicit cruelty of the taxidermy supplies, Engelstein achieves more when she's willing to break her detachment and identify with her subjects. In Self-Portrait with Manicure, Pedicure and Borrowed Scarf, a small bear shyly presents grafted-on human hands for inspection. The piece is reminiscent of a William Wegman photograph in which one of his Weimaraners sports bright-red nails and a bottle of polish -- dressed up, but not going out. And as in Wegman's work, the autobiographical connection (animal-as-self) is clear, not only because of the title and human parts, but because of the empathetic approach of the artist.
The artists who reinvigorated sculpture in the '60s did so because they believed in its artistic autonomy -- instead of two-dimensional, illusive representation, sculpture was three-dimensional presentation that occupied the same space as the viewer. The greatest achievement of Engelstein's sculptures is that they take that idea one step further. By sexily asserting their physicality, they remind the viewer of his or her own physical nature. Tiger Tail, one of the show's most playful pieces, is a giant, fake-fur "tail" whose 12-and-a-half-foot span halves the room and leans up against one wall. Like some kind of bachelor-pad bean bag chair, its mockingly phallic, soft form invites full contact. One could easily read Engelstein as a feminine feminist, co-opting the traditional desirability of the female nude (the amputee) in her work. She retains womanly beauty only to laughingly twist its form into something fleshy yet repulsive. But still, her morphed, incomplete anatomies compel us to acknowledge our own wholeness and presence -- to leave our minds and reenter our bodies, as animal as they are.


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The fire happened around 8 a.m. Saturday in the Turtle Creek Condos, just off Hydraulic Road. Crews found heavy smoke inside the home when they arrived on the scene.
Firefighters knocked down the blaze in a closet and a bedroom. The people who live there were out of town when it happened. They are staying with family in the meantime.
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CHICAGO Worthington Industries Inc. has seen steel cylinders used to pressurize gases and liquids grow immensely as a profitable business due to key acquisitions in recent years.
"We have acquired 12 companies in the past four years for $585 million, (and) these businesses will contribute $140 million of Ebitda (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization) in the coming year," vice president and chief financial officer Andy Rose said during a June 27 earnings conference call. "Several of these companies are in fast-growing markets such as alternative fuels, energy production and storage."
The integration and financial performance of Palmer Manufacturing & Tank Inc., acquired in April (amm.com, April 10), is proceeding to plan, Rose said. "We are already investing in new production capacity to meet current market demands."
The next step is to "add liquid cryogenics to our product offering," Worthington president and chief operating officer Mark Russell said. "We introduced industrial gas customers to our first-ever cryogenic cylinder prototype during the quarter. Regular production will begin in a few months and similar natural gas cryogenic products are in our development pipeline."
Chairman and chief executive officer John McConnell expressed confidence in the products commercial potential. "It was one of the only holes in the cylinder lineup we thought was important to close," he said. "We looked at a number of opportunities to get into this market, and the best way to do it is to develop our own."
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Meanwhile, Worthingtons sales growth in energy production tanks and separators "continues to be nearly off the charts," Russell said. "To give you some idea about the potential for the upside, both Palmer and (September acquisition) Westerman (Cos.) were using only about one-third of their capacity. We immediately plugged them into our commercial machine ... and saw immediate order increases.
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2007 - 568 yards from scrimmage + 3 TD, 1474 return yards + 3 TD
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Lamar Mller would do the trick in the third round,fast,elusive,catches well out of backfield.Perfect compliment to Greene,no brainer.
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I never considered him a good receiving RB. I never considered him an all-around complete back. At least not with the Jets.
No to trading away draft picks. We have the Draft, June cuts, and as a last resort, Training camp cuts to still acquire players.
Tolbert was signed because Stewart is going to be looking for big money next offseason.
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FA Pass rushers or good RB's like Stewart are going to command big contracts in places where you don't necessarily want to spend.
I mean look at Wimbley's contract from Tennessee. Wimbley's good, but he's not worth what he got.
That's not factoring in, at all, that football games are won by QB's and in the trenches today. If you can't protect your QB, you're screwed.
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Is it the new programs or financial aid? Two area colleges have seen interesting increases in their enrollment this fall, according to school officials.
Manchester University in North Manchester is reporting a 20 percent increase in first year enrollment over 2013, from 367 to 441 students. The university's total enrollment at 1,479 represents almost a 10 percent increase. Some of the increase is attributed to a 30 percent increase in transfers and enrollment in the relatively new pharmacy program, which has more than 200 students.
In 2012, Manchester started a pharmacy doctoral program at its Fort Wayne campus at Diebold and DuPont roads. The program was boosted by a $35 million grant from the Lilly Endowment fund.
"Seventy-three (students) is the max we can take," a spokeswoman said.
There is also a new sales major and a competitive swimming program. Officials also say that 100 percent of their students receive some form of financial aid.
At the University of Saint Francis, officials said this year's enrollment at 2,324 is the third largest in the university's 125-year history. Last year's enrollment, 2,381, was the largest and the second largest was in 2012.
Online courses increased by 53 percent, totaling 300 students. Officials attribute some of that interest to new online programs that include a master's in business administration, master's in health care administration, and a bachelor of science bridge degree for registered nurses.
"Online student enrollment has contributed to our overall enrollment for the past three years," said Jean Paul Spagnolo, associate vice president for enrollment management. As far as an improving economy, Spagnolo said he did not believe that was a factor.


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Rubrics are explicit standards used to judge and shape student work. Rubrics act as the students' guide to assignments and the teacher's guide to providing meaningful feedback that is standardized. The time saved grading and explaining grades offsets the time spent preparing a rubric. This web page provides links to resources that can aid in constructing effective rubrics for a wide range of assignments.
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