Comments on: If I only had one sided paper http://highdesertwanderer.com/archives/393 Random mutterings of a wandering cowboy turned graphic designer Sun, 04 Sep 2011 14:25:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: HDW http://highdesertwanderer.com/archives/393/comment-page-1#comment-552 HDW Wed, 14 Jun 2006 17:02:28 +0000 http://highdesertwanderer.com/archives/393#comment-552 A gatefold is a good idea, but in my experience the clients either understand the process and are willing to stay within their previously approved size or they want "just on more page". A gatefold is a good idea, but in my experience the clients either understand the process and are willing to stay within their previously approved size or they want "just on more page".

]]> By: jaz http://highdesertwanderer.com/archives/393/comment-page-1#comment-551 jaz Wed, 14 Jun 2006 16:32:10 +0000 http://highdesertwanderer.com/archives/393#comment-551 Not being familiar with the specifics of this design a simple solution would be to create a gatefold. This actualy turns sn eight page brochure into a ten page brochure. The gate could even be a 1/2 page flap making it technically nine pages. In these situations relevant graphics and photos could be placed on the gate leaving room for text on the spread. I have also used gatefolds as the first spread with successful results, creatively bleeding the cover graphic over to the first page. Gatefolds were made famous by Art Paul, the first art director for Playboy® Magazine. Art also designed that funny little 'bunny' mark. jaz Not being familiar with the specifics of this design a simple solution would be to create a gatefold. This actualy turns sn eight page brochure into a ten page brochure. The gate could even be a 1/2 page flap making it technically nine pages. In these situations relevant graphics and photos could be placed on the gate leaving room for text on the spread. I have also used gatefolds as the first spread with successful results, creatively bleeding the cover graphic over to the first page. Gatefolds were made famous by Art Paul, the first art director for Playboy® Magazine. Art also designed that funny little ‘bunny’ mark.

jaz

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