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How to make attractive brochures and booklets using open source tools. Creating brochures to promote your business, user group, and events can be an agonizing adventure in self-doubt. With a few simple graphic design rules, and a few open source tools you can easily make a variety of promotional materials and handouts. In this session you'll learn how to find and use: * Creative Commons licensed images. * OpenOffice.org templates for tri-fold and bi-fold brochures. * Open source fonts (yes, they exist!). * Advanced open source applications for sophisticated layouts and custom paper sizes. Whether you're a graphic designer exploring open source, or an open source expert looking for a little help in making appealing print materials, this session is going to have the information you need to create engaging print materials the open source way.

Tecnologia Arte e fotografia

Looking Beautiful in Print

Emma Jane Hogbin
emma@hicktech.com
www.100mileclientroster.com
@emmajanedotnet

Tips for Success
● Have a clear and compelling message.
● Use grid-based layout to guide the reader’s eye.
● Save and re-use successful templates.
● Find and use CC-licensed images
● Find and use open (or free) fonts.

Your Message: The content
● Have a compelling message.
● Use a larger font than you want to.
● Simplify your language.
● Be distinct, unless you shouldn’t.
● Promote benefits for beginners; features for
experts.

Layout
● Grids help you to organize graphical elements.
● They provide a rigid structure--which is good.

Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/25661409@N04/3145576820/

OOo templates for brochures
● www.the100mileclientroster.com
● Navigate to “The 100 Mile Kits”
● Click on “Print Identity.”
● Read, download, browse as appropriate.

Warning!
● Fold lines are marked.
● Content areas are marked.
● There is no imposed grid.

Images
● Be your own photographer, illustrator or
“creator.”
● Get permission from people
(http://www.diyplanner.com/templates/official/mis
c/photorelease)

Finding CC-licensed images
● Flickr - www.flickr.com
● Compfight - www.compfight.com
● Sorting Flickr images -
http://code.google.com/p/dfo/

Images in the public domain...sort of
● http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_domain
● http://www.google.com/search?
q=public+domain+wood+engravings
● www.fromoldbooks.org
● www.oldbookillustrations.com
● www.oldbookart.com
● www.copyrightexpired.com

Source: http://www.fromoldbooks.org/ThomasBewick-WoodEngravings/pages/34-the-newfoundland-dog/

Free Fonts
● ttf-larabie-deco - Decorative fonts from
www.larabiefonts.com
● ttf-larabie-straight - Straight fonts from
www.larabiefonts.com
● ttf-larabie-uncommon - Special decorative fonts
from www.larabiefonts.com
● ttf-mscorefonts-installer

Open Source Fonts
● Open source fonts - www.openfontlibrary.org
● This font is “GentesqueBold.” It is made of win.
● DIY Fonts:
http://openfontlibrary.org/wiki/FontForge

OTF and TTF
● OpenOffice.org can’t deal with OTF.
● Use this script:
#!/usr/bin/fontforge

# Quick and dirty hack: converts a font to truetype (.ttf)

Print("Opening "+$1);

Open($1);

Print("Saving "+$1:r+".ttf");

Generate($1:r+".ttf");

Quit(0);

Advanced applications
● Inkscape - www.inkscape.org
● FontForge - fontforge.sourceforge.net
● GiMP - www.gimp.org
● Scribus - www.scribus.net
● Font Matrix - www.fontmatrix.net
● Insert your favorite tool here.

Beautiful in Print Summary
● Have a clear and compelling message.
● Use grid-based layout to guide the reader’s eye.
● Save and re-use successful templates.
● Find and use CC-licensed images.
● Find and use open (or free) fonts.

@emmajanedotnet
www.the100mileclientroster.com

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7. Layout ● Grids help you to organize graphical elements. ● They provide a rigid structure--which is good. ``

8. The Rule of Thirds

10. Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/25661409@N04/3145576820/

11. See and use grids everywhere

12. www.thegridsystem.org

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