BA (Hons.) GRAPHIC DESIGN
LEVEL
Module Code
OUGD303
Outcomes
Module Title
FMP
Doc. Code
06
BRIEF TITLE: BA (Hons.) GRAPHIC DESIGN YEARBOOK The Brief Produce initial design proposals for the 2011 Graduate Year book that communicates the diverse, creative and professional quality of the work produced Your proposals should consider the print and digital delivery of the publication and further branding opportunities outlined below. Considerations What do you want to say about the course and your time on it? What do the rest of the group want to say? What makes this course/year unique and how do you communicate this visually and in the selection of content? What is the underlying visual concept? The message is what? Who will want to know and how will they find out? Practical Considerations You have been given a standard square format and the budget is approximately ÂŁ 2 500 (tbc) What production processes, stock decisions and colour options will best support the communication of your concept.
Background The yearbook is an annual publication designed to showcase the graduating 3 year. The book is distributed to Industry Contacts, potential applicants and visitors to the end of year show. We also use the yearbook as a marketing tool to raise the profile of the course with feeder colleges and the creative industries. rd
In the light of this the Yearbook is a high spec, highly visible and professional publication that needs to communicate the practical and conceptual standards of the Graphic Design programme.
Mandatory Requirements The course and Institutions Name must be clearly presented on the cover. Each 3 year is allocated 1 single double page spread containing samples of work, a personal statement and photograph. rd
The yearbook should be produced to a standard square format of 210mm x 210mm Additional mandatory content will be discussed with the successful design team Deliverables Initial proposal boards (3 x A2) outlining the concept and design direction for the proposed publication. This should include sample layouts for a range of content, Cover design and proposed branding. Proposed production decisions, stock decisions and print processes (where possible). Studio Deadline Friday 4 Feb February 2011. (submitted to the GD office) th
This brief should be read in conjunction with the module brief. Please refer to module handbook for module brief, submission deadline, graded outcomes and further reading.