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6. EYELINE. The eyeline is a horizontal guideline that runs across the spread. It helps visually unify the spread and is used as a place to start or end content elements. The eyeline should never be placed in the exact middle of the spread.
Sep 21, 2000 You are the lucky recipient of a preliminary layout sheet (from this point on we'll call them what they really are - dummies - the layout sheet, not that kid that sits behind you in math class). You may be asking yourself at this point - "What do I do with this 'dummy'?" You are in luck. Not only does the exciting
An eyeline helps unify your spread and increases the chances that a design will be effective. To create a single eyeline on a spread, simply pull down guides to create a consistent internal margin running horizontally across both pages of the spread. Use the guidelines to start and end elements; the spread's eyeline is
Sep 2, 2003 Guidelines for Clean Design. Written by Jo Hamm. You may be new to yearbook design or have students who are. Or, designing may be your favorite part of production and you have been doing it for years. Either way, a good grounding in basics is essential. Like those mazes with the start and finish points,
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