Final boards

Front cover re-design

I think once printed I realised the front cover of the calendar just didnt do it justice and so have decided to re-vamp it for more of an impact and for it to mirror the contents.  It has to be something which stands out as I want people to notice it on the shelf in a shop.  

Again similarly to the info page I have used the strips of colour but also included the images so the consumer has a glimpse of what is inside.  Also I have used the logo on the front and the words 'office calendar' so that not too much effort has to be made in working out what it actually is.  

FINAL FRONT COVER. 

Posters

I designed and printed some A3 posters so as to show the variation of formats for the images. I printed them onto sugar paper which I feel has worked really well and was very affordable. I kept the logo in the corner of each so as to keep the consistency of design and suck with the square image so as to link directly back to the calendar.

Information Page

After printing the pages of the calendar and having our final crit we came to the conclusion that the calendar needs o be more explained and currently it is just a calendar. I have not placed my logo anywhere and the person who buys it wouldn't know the meaning of it. Therefore I have decided to create an information page which will be the first page of the calendar.  I want this to be simple and link again to the colours I have already chosen. 

pdf's

Each month would be cropped in this way on an A3 page. The coloured image will be printed on acetate and the dates on white cartridge paper for the thickness.

Calendar design

Calendar design