For the inside of my box I decided to develop the inside wrapper I'd previously designed, I'd realised using different colours just brought too many colours into the equation and would've taken a lot of emphasis away from the booklets once you'd seen it. Using the white paper samples Fedrigoni sent I decided I should experiment with different print methods and thought embossing would've really suited the subtle approach I'd been aiming for...
Instead of selecting cut through on the laser cutting machine, I decided to try a different approach and cut the negative, rasterizing the image kept everything together in the position I wanted however the final result wasn't very impressive, I'd used MDF wood and soon after it cutting out I went to emboss which meant the glue between the layers of mdf was still vaguely sticky, which made the whole process quite messy. I feel much more confident in using embossing now and think I'll use this process again and have much more successful results!
Final Booklets, x4 // Elements of design, Colour theory, Print processes, Finishing techniques...
Elements of design...
Finishing techniques / Binding methods
Print processes...
Colour theory / Colour management
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