In the last post, I had decided to drop the interview text for my book. However … I have been thinking of adding it to the end of the book – all interviews in one block. As a few of them weren’t interviewed, I decided the continuity would look awful if I had interviews on some pages and not on others.
However ………… I have looked at Brian Griffin’s book ‘Team’ and I will try it like this:
It’s very subtle and doesn’t interfere with the impact of the photographs. I will probably do the text in light grey. I have also found a solution for those nightworkers I didn’t interview – I will fit two images facing each other. This will, as I have stated, solve the problem of having a blank page where others have text and also ‘break up’ the book a little to stop it stagnating.
I also love the book cover – no text at all. Why not? I’ll also try this and see what it looks like.
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The cover of his catalogue has great impact.
One of Griffin’s other books ‘Work’ also has an interesting front cover which incorporates the text.
