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Walter Crane on arranging illustrations and ornament on a book page: one chapter, read as text
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What this guide covers
For illustrators, book designers and comic makers who want the principles one period chapter gives for fitting art to type on a page. It reports the chapter's points on the type panel, borders, chapter openings and tailpieces. Any comic use is labelled the curator's inference, and nothing was drawn or tested.
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Guide title
Walter Crane on arranging illustrations and ornament on a book page: one chapter, read as text
Coverage
For illustrators, book designers and comic makers who want the principles one period chapter gives for fitting art to type on a page. It reports the chapter's points on the type panel, borders, chapter openings and tailpieces. Any comic use is labelled the curator's inference, and nothing was drawn or tested.
Useful starting points
- Settle the layout for a chapter opening once, then repeat it with matching initials and spaces throughout.
- Match the weight of the line art to the weight of the lettering; the chapter treats the type as the gauge.
- Plan the last space of each chapter on purpose, with a tailpiece or a deliberate blank, rather than leaving it to chance.
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