If you want to learn more about design and what it takes to complete a publication layout, then you’re in the right class. This is a great class that prefaces the work and decisions that designers have to make in… Continue Reading
Esquire magazine uses many different colors throughout its issues. The colors depend on what the overlying theme and color for the entire issue is. The basic color palette id black, white, blue, red and yellow. These five colors are always… Continue Reading
The “furniture” of Esquire magazine is quite simple. Seeing as though the magazine itself is supposed to be simple and sophisticated, this point makes sense. One of the first furniture aspects of Esquire is arrows. Arrows, as most know, are… Continue Reading
Being that Esquire is a fashion magazine, the photos are shot in a more fashion perspective, in my opinion. For the department “The Code” the photos are a full page. This section is called “The Code” it is suggesting the… Continue Reading
The name of Esquire exudes confidence and sophistication. There’s a certain man that most people think about when they think about the name “Esquire.” I think that the name of the magazine fits the content well. Esquire is supposed to… Continue Reading
Cover: The cover of Esquire is to let people know what publication they’re reading, but also to distinguish what types of readers the magazine wants to read the publication. The cover features some of what the publication thinks are its… Continue Reading
GRIDS: Reading the lesson learned post helps me grasp how important grids are in creating my work. I am under the impression that grids can make or break your work. Or, in better terms, they can be the difference between having… Continue Reading
Format: Esquire is a monthly men’s lifestyle magazine. The page count for Esquire varies depending upon the month and the type of content in the publication for that particular month. Typically, the page count is between 90-120 pages. This works… Continue Reading