Leaflet...

I was thinking of maybe producing a little sleeve for my booklet to slide into, just so that it comes packaged in some way.

Open publication - Free publishing - More typography

Below: I have photographed my Finger Foods leaflet and this photos can now be added to my website.

This is the layout that is consistent throughout the booklet, all type is consistent and positioned throughout and I have left alot of space to allow prints to really stand out.

I would like to produce a leaflet to go with the set of posters that i have created, this leaflet can be given away with every poster that is purchased, just giving an insight into what the posters are about and the set that is available to buy.

I can see this being sold in places like paperchase or individual boutiques or even gallery shops.

Final set of posters...

So far my set consists of 8 experimental typographic posters created out of food, I think although I am happy with my 8 I may just produce 2 more and have a rounded off set of 10!

Reviewing my work i have done already...

I have looked over the types that I have created and the experimentation that I have done and I think i want to take the brief another way...instead of involving type with my posters i think i should leave the type out and try not to put too much of a concept behind it and have it maily as a brief focusing on experimentation of food as type.

I am think of taking the fonts I have created and making a kind of publication that just illustrates the type I have created in a fun and exciting way.

Raison typography...

Again much similar to my type for my peas I need a very simple clean type to create my typgraphy.

Jam Typography...

This my final image that I am going to use on my jam tart poster, the colours are perfect and the little seeds in the type really emphasis the fact that the type is made out of jam, i'm really pleased that I have started taking photographs with a better quality photograph because I wasn't doing my work any justice!!I have experimented the different angles when taking my photographs to make the type really have a 3d effect!
These two fonts below are the final two that I was slightly undecided by...they are both very different, the 1st one being very traditional and quite thin where as the 2nd one being quite playful, i think the 2nd one will work better to create a more juicy edible font!

Range of different fonts that could potentially work with my jam font!!!

Pea Typography...

This is my font created out of peas finalised and photographed ready to add on my poster! I used a simple Arial font as the template to create my font as this was the only one that really would have shown the type of to its full potential and made it legible enough for people to understand!

Cucumber typography...

I am really pleased with my cucumber font, i think it had worked really well. I didn't need to use an existing font as a template with this one, I just went for it and created the font using different parts of the cucumber to act as different technical aspects of the type for instance the counters and stems of all the letters.I drew out rulers whilst making the type to help keep every thing the same size and make it more accurate for when I photograph it and take it in to photoshop.