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A clever way to combine typefaces with similar proportions is to assign each a different purpose, and to limit each to a specific range of sizes. Here, two hard-working typefaces are assigned supporting roles: the seriffed Mercury serves for text, and the sans serif Gotham furnishes all the annotations.

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I say we go with classic colors (for the cover at least)

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I don't like the picture portion, but I like how the brackets are not aligned because I think we could incorporate a lot of overlapping in the book (pics, text boxes, etc.). I I like the positioning of the title and focal point of the cover. The picture box could be the theme title.

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Could be used for clubs or plays/theater.

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This is not how prom is supposed to go.

Aniya Wolf, a student at Catholic high school Bishop McDevitt in Harrisburg, PA, was kicked out of her own prom this past weekend for wearing a tuxedo. The junior told ABC27 News that she received a last-minute email before prom telling her that her suit went against the school's dress code, which specified that girls " must wear formal dresses."

Wolf's mom, Carolyn Wolf, immediately called the school. "I told them that I had read the dress code that was given to the students and I didn't think that it precluded her from wearing a suit. I said that this was very unfair, particularly at the last minute," she told ABC27 News. "We had gone out and bought a new suit. I think my daughter is beautiful in a suit."

Since Wolf had already bought her suit and invited a date, she decided to go to prom despite the school's email. When she arrived at prom Wolf said the principal grabbed her arm and threatened to call the cops if she didn't leave.

"I think my experience shouldn't be any different than anyone else's because of something I was born with," Wolf said, standing outside of prom after she was kicked out of the venue.

Wolf is a lesbian who has always worn more masculine clothing, so her choice to wear a tuxedo should not come as a surprise to her high school. "I've just always been like this, ever since I was little," Wolf told ABC27 News. "I was always more masculine. You wouldn't catch me playing with any Barbie dolls, I'll tell you that right now."

"The dress code for the prom specified girls must wear formal dresses," the school said in a statement posted to Facebook the night after the prom on May 7. "It also stated that students who failed to follow the dress code would not be admitted."

Wolf was not the only one who was upset about the dress code. A few of Wolf's peers and even some celebrities tweeted their support for the teen.

Mcd has completely contradicted what they teach us. Aniya was dressed modestly and wasnt disrespectful in any way. #suitsforaniya
- sarah:) (@_SarahParkerr_) May 7, 2016

@AniyaWolf straight killed it last night in her suit. You don't know me, but I'm an MCD alum and I'm so proud of you. Keep doing you.👏🏻👌🏻
- Leigh Erin (@LeedleisLeigh) May 7, 2016

.@AniyaWolf I don't know you but I just read your prom story and I'm really sorry that happened. You looked awesome! Glad you stood up!
- Andy Mientus (@andymientus) May 9, 2016

Two Bishop McDevitt students even came up with the genius idea for all of the female students to wear pants on Monday as a sign of solidarity with Wolf.

WE SHOULD THROW ANIYA A PROM AND ALL WEAR SUITS!! Everyone's invited! #suitsforaniya
- Krin (@kristi_cannon) May 7, 2016

Senior prank: all girls come to school wearing tuxes and boys wearing dresses
- marisa (@marisafbaby) May 9, 2016

On Friday night, Wolf posted a photo of her and her prom date with a perfect caption: "They can't take my pride."

Keep being you, Aniya.

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This Teen Was Kicked Out Of Her Prom For Wearing A Tuxedo

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This is not how prom is supposed to go. Aniya Wolf, a student at Catholic high school Bishop McDevitt in Harrisburg, PA, was kicked out of her own prom this past weekend for wearing a tuxedo.

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For maybe like vacations?

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Chrissy Drobish (Font)

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Senior Ad design

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NATALIE P (FONT)

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I like the simple graphic that we can use throughout the book - the dots and the text in the square.  We need to do something simple that won't bog us down.

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There are some great layout/design ideas here.  I like the lipstick one - we can put a crowd pic on the left and focus on people in the crowd or something like that. #12 is a great idea for layout.  #17 we could do for events like  the play or Super Saturday - if we get good at cutouts #22 could be used for technology - favorite apps...#26 for our clubs or spring sports.  #37 for dividers or a show stopper/interrupter. #42/#45 I have always liked this table of contents idea. #46 would be good for siblings page

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All design work involves problem solving on both visual and organizational levels. Design is actually a visual language made on shapes, lines, and color combine with typographical words and imagery to create order and visual appeal. In making your design layout visually engaging and harmonious, a designer needs to learn how to lead the eye within the visual content and design layout. Everything has come together to communicate. In breaking space in the composition, the designer stimulates and involves the viewer. These magazine layouts can add up as an inspiration in the process.

1. Official Tour de France Programme via Paul Godfrey

2. Focus Beauty via Luciana Ruivo

3. Computer Arts Magazine via J3concepts

4. Oils via Luciana Ruivo

5. Southern Season Magazine via Dmgatlanta

6. Ocala Magazine via Jamie Ezra Mark

7. Spread Layout Design via Anamarian29

8. Hotel Re via Aiksing

9. VCars 03 via Fabioaugusto

10. Calc Shot For Golf via Tim Mantoani

11. Magazine Page via Kapil Vashist

12. Wedding Ideas Magazine

13. What Mountain Bike Magazine via Paul Godfrey

14. Magazine Design for Clemson's The Exchange Magazine via Dmgatlanta

15. National Geographic Magazine

16. Magazine Layout via Kapil Vashist

17. Cirque Du Soleil via Marco Vergotti

18. Gibson Magazine Spread via Gsalzano

19. Magazine Layout via Fashion Swipes

20. Typography Magazine Layout via G Martin Graphics

21. Hydration in Winter via Luciana Ruivo

22. Ef Style - Fones via Luciana Ruivo

23. Rock Capricho 1128 via Miro Branco

24. Android App Guide via Paul Godfrey

25. Wired Magazine

26. Golf Georgia Magazine Design via Dmgatlanta

27. Photoshop User Magazine

28. Healthier via Luciana Ruivo

29. Watches via Aiksing

30. What Mountain Bike Magazine via Paul Godfrey

31. Auto Encounters via Aiksin

32. Cosmopolitan Bride

33. Golf Georgia Magazine Design via Dmgatlanta

34. Alongue-SE via Zuleika Iamashita

35. Magazine Design Spreads via Kristina Ushakov

36. Making Inroads via Guacamole Goalie

37. Magazine Spread via Jamie Ezra Mark

38. Strange Magazine via Erika Onodera

39. Magazine Spread via Tu Ciudad

40. Computer Arts Magazine

41. Ocala Magazine via Jamie Ezra Mark

42. Table of Contents Spread via Kristine Campbell

43. Southern Season Magazine via Dmgatlanta

44. Warhol via César Ochoa

45. Contents and Departments via Kristine Campbell

46. Style Magazine via Nebartwork

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46 Creative Magazine Spread Design Layout Ideas For Your Page

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All design work involves problem solving on both visual and organizational levels. Design is actually a visual language made on shapes, lines, and color combine with typographical words and imagery to create order and visual appeal. In making your design layout visually engaging and harmonious, a designer needs to learn how to lead the eye within the visual content and design layout.

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The Faking Tilt  font is easy to read and I like the contrast of the cursive Faking to the plainly written Tilt

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The most major things that constitute a complete web design is the layout, colors, imagery and font. All these elements go hand in hand to make a successful web design. However, font is the most complex of all the elements. This complexity comes from the fact that in fonts you have such a large variety to choose from and yet, sometimes even the large variety doesn't work and you find yourself looking for something special and well-suited.

It often happens to certain web and graphic designers that the frustration of finding the right font urges them to develop one on their own, but having no knowledge of how to make a font adds to their frustration even more. To help the designers who want to develop their own font here are How to Make a Font, Tutorials Tools and Inspiration. This combination of tutorials, tools and inspirational material will help you gain much knowledge to create a font yourself.

An implementation using JavaScript and HTML5 canvas elementm which is meant to optimally set justified text in the new HTML5 canvas element, and ultimately provide a library for various line breaking algorithms in JavaScript.

Here is a nicely developed lightweight and easy-to-use jQuery plugin for radical Web Typography.

Real web type in read web context. Web Font Specimen is a handy, free resource web designers and type designers can use to see how typefaces will look on the web. Prepare your own web font specimen in three easy steps.

TypeFolly allows designers to easily create beautiful, HTML/CSS3 "type follies". The tool gives designers the freedom to create beautiful type compositions and test new font combinations. TypeFolly supports the following CSS properties: font-family, font-size, color, letter-spacing, word-spacing, font-style, font-weight, text-decoration, text-align, z-index, line-height, width, height, opacity, moz/webkit-transform, text-shadow and font-face.

Easily create bundles of beautifully matching, free web fonts, with failsafe font stacks to back them up. Including ready-to-go CSS code!

Here is a site you can turn to in case you're wondering what font family a particular font type belongs to. Preview available as well.

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designers who want to develop fonts here is combination of tutorials, tools and inspirational material as How to Make a Font, Tutorials Tools and Inspiration

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I like the way the design is more streamlined - unifying color and design, but can be about different stories within the same topic

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Could be used for dividers or for opening copy