1. Chief J.V. and Varsity Boy’s Soccer Spread
Brooke Malatinsky
Chief
J.V. and Varsity Boy’s Soccer Spread

2. J.V. and Varsity Boy’s Soccer

3. Layout and Design Principles
Captions are located next to the picture
Headline
Eye-line, to give the eyes a break
Same shape as the dominate photo
Contrasting the dominate photo
Dominate Photo

4. Steps …..
The Dominate Photo
Must be at least 2.5 times larger

5. Contrasting the Dominate Photo
Steps…..
Contrasting the Dominate Photo
The opposite shape of the dominate

6. Repeat the Dominate Shape
Steps…..
Repeat the Dominate Shape
Same as the dominate, but smaller

7. Steps…..
Create a Eye-Line
Eye-Line,

8. Steps…..
Add in
Headline
Copy
Extra picture space

9. Finished Product…..

10. How I Chose My Pictures…..
Action shot
See if it is dominate worthy.
Equally represent everyone
Based off of the shape of the picture.

11. My Best Caption…..
Five W’s, a quote, and the ending score

12. Strengths….. Special effects Every caption is probably spaced
Everything is a pica apart.
The back ground is unique
The copy is personal.
There is a strong dominate photo.

13. The Troubles….. It was hard to find photos Good side-bar.
Own page numbers
J.V. teammate

14. Improve…… 1.) Added more photos. 2.) Equally represented both teams.
3.) Caption in the bottom left corner.

15. Comments…..
I had a blast working on this spread. The reason why I enjoyed working on this spread so much I believe is because I understand what is happening in soccer, so I can add more detail of what is happening in the photo. By working on a sport you know, it makes it easier on yourself when it comes to captions, and when it comes to pictures. It also helped knowing more than half of the players on the team, therefore identifying was easy also. I also had a lot of fun working on the background. I wanted to come up with a unique and creative background that would make my spread stand out.