Editing UNDER KUNSTRUCTION (section)

= Pages =
[[File:Pages_-_1.jpg]]<br><br>
Everyone has a different flow when working on the book. Here are the steps I took to create this particular book (leaving out the concept and content creation):<br><br>
== sketches ==
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[[File:Pages_sketches.JPG]]<br><br>
[[Quickstartguide:HR-PRINTERS|Printing with HR printers]]<br><br>
== the layout of the book ==
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-add picture<br><br>
== make illustrations ==
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The illustrations were created in procreate. 8 spreads in the book were intended to be Risoprinted. Because of that, from the beginning, I was working on the separate layers for two colors I had in mind - Black and Fluo Orange. <br><br>
[[File:Pages_-_procreate.JPG]]<br><br>
From Procreate I exported files as PSD to preserve the layers (PDF with layer would also work).<br><br>
[[Export_to_pdf#Procreate|Guide for exporting PDF from Procreate]]<br><br>
== Print a new dummy, adjust the layout and create a few extra illustrations ==
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-add picture<br><br>
== Combine illustrations into spreads ==
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[[File:Spread.JPG]]<br><br>
== Figure out the placement of the spreads on A3 ==
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When you print with the Riso printer, you pay for 1 master, which is the size of A3. Because of that, I prepared a document with 2 spreads on each side of the paper. <br><br>
[[File:Pages_riso_photoshop.JPG]]<br><br>
[https://creativepro.com/photoshop-how-adding-bleeds-and-crop-marks-0/#:~:text=than%200.125%20inches%3F-,You%20can%20create%20the%20crop%20marks%20manually.,in%20the%20Stroke%20dialog%20box.) How to add crop marks in Photoshop]<br><br>
To figure out the layout, I used a dummy book and disassembled it to create a page 1 - side a and b for the spreads 10-11, 4-17/ 12-9, 18-3 ; page 2 - side a and b for the spreads 2-19, 6-15/ 20-1, 16-5<br><br>
== Risoprint ==
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-add picture<br><br>
[[Quickstartguide:Riso|Guide]]<br><br>
== Print the transparent spread ==
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One spread in the book was printed on transparent paper. This paper can't be used in the Riso printer, because it is too smooth for this technique. Instead, I printed it with the Canon c600i. For this printer, you need to prepare a PDF file. Because this spread is folded in the book, I needed to prepare the file for the double-sided printing.<br><br>
[[File:Transparent_spread.JPG]]<br><br>
[[File:Spread_photo.jpg]]<br><br>
[[Export_to_pdf#Photoshop|Export PDF from Photoshop]]<br><br>