Love the overall design of this series. Would like to have had the second book continue the photography styling of the great depth of field in the other covers. ie, the foreground in focus, background or object blurred out. I find it works well in those covers with the title on the same 'plane' as the foreground focus.
Nice type selection as well. Could tweak the spine layout a bit on the third cover, would suggest moving "words" from underneath the "right" to the right of it.
Thanks for sharing your work, look forward to seeing more of your projects!
Thanks for the appreciation. Your comments are quite perceptive. Yes I did realize the photo styling wasn't carried through in the second book. Actually I didn't plan for the styling this way, it happened on it own, like a lot of things in design.
As for the type, it's Baskerville (love the itals). Like you said if I move 'words' to the right then it would touch the descender of 'g', wouldn't it?
thanks for your comments, pls look at my other work and talk about it.
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Love the overall design of this series. Would like to have had the second book continue the photography styling of the great depth of field in the other covers. ie, the foreground in focus, background or object blurred out. I find it works well in those covers with the title on the same 'plane' as the foreground focus.
Nice type selection as well. Could tweak the spine layout a bit on the third cover, would suggest moving "words" from underneath the "right" to the right of it.
Thanks for sharing your work, look forward to seeing more of your projects!
hi g,
Thanks for the appreciation. Your comments are quite perceptive. Yes I did realize the photo styling wasn't carried through in the second book. Actually I didn't plan for the styling this way, it happened on it own, like a lot of things in design.
As for the type, it's Baskerville (love the itals). Like you said if I move 'words' to the right then it would touch the descender of 'g', wouldn't it?
thanks for your comments, pls look at my other work and talk about it.
~ Chandan
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