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The mockup is a little off, cutting part of the drink off

DESCRIPTION

A trifold/quadfold tabletop menu with a business card inside for the Japanese restaurant WINGU.

Process (Programs, Tools, Skills): I started by making my brochure match my business card so, I designed accordingly. I knew my design was going to have a total of four pages, but I didn’t want to shrink it smaller that it should be on an 8×11.5 so I set it up to print on tabloid-mode in illustrator. I then divided them equally by four on two pages. I thing created using the shape-building tools, added my text and saved areas for my pictures. I resized all the pictures that I downloaded to fit in their areas. I also created vector drinks in illustrator because I wanted them to match and not differentiate much. I tried importing everything into InDesign but it just didn’t work out so I created my wrap text using the direct selection tool on my textbox.

Programs/Tools Used: Adobe Illustrator/Adobe Photoshop

Message: Express to my audience the menu to the restaurant WINGU. I am showing them what unique items they have and can offer.

Audience: Modern style interested people, families with children, trendy young adult, and anyone who like Japanese food or sushi.

Top Thing Learned: Learning to print double-sided to align correctly.

Color scheme and color names: Monochromatic, red

Title Font Name & Category: HatsuyumeScape / decorative

Copy Font Name & Category: Nexa Bold / san serif

Word count: 900 with Japanese characters, 378 without Japanese characters

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