Looking at all the samples of newspaper layouts, took me back to
my good old college days. When I first started out at Michigan State University
(had to get that in one post, told ya big fan). I majored in Advertising. We
examined seemed like a million of print ads. I actually forgot about even the
little, tiniest things can change your layout.
I truly loved how passionate Tracy Collins was when talking about type. The spur, serif, stem, ascender, descender, baseline and mean line. He
truly knows his print. After today I think I will be looking for the
perfect kern on signs now.
His tips where funny, “Don’t be seduced by the Hobo!” And, “Unhappy,
gappy.” They were a few of my personal favorites.
I enjoyed the background information about USA Today changing the
newspaper and it looking like a Denny’s place mat. Now if I can just remember
all the design elements he talked about when we start our first issue in
September.
*After the Reynolds Institute is over,
I'll be looking for Elvis.
I'll be looking for Elvis.
Shelley Job
Hanover-Horton High School
Hanover, Michigan
Wow, Shelley nice job (pun intended). You managed to get Tom Izzo and Elvis in the same blog. If you need a Sherpa, in your quest to find Elvis let me know. I have connections at Area 51 (I have actually been there).
ReplyDeleteJerry L. Miller
Sparks High School
Sparks, Nevada