Today I decided to come up with a few ideas for interesting ways of present some of my outcomes and supporting finals at a smaller scale compared to the A3 final prints. Althought I planned to make a small A5 size booklet I decided to use asetate paper to print my images on and them bind them together to create an A4 size booklet. The process was simple, first I printed the original image, then I scanned it, inserted the asetate paper into the special paper tray and selected copy, this copied my colour image and printed onto the transparent asetate paper. Unfortunately the matt side of the image was not as attractive as the glossy side, but i couldnt use the the glossy side because it was the reversed side of the print so i had to go back to the computer and flip the image horizontally and repeat the process. Once completed i noticed the images to be a bit bland, so i decided to match the asetate paper with white printing paper and lay the asetate on top, the printing paper acted as all of the white colours that the asetate was missing to create a bright coloured, glossy final presentation image. These images were then bound together using the binding machine. I think this is an interesting way to present a few final outcomes and a better approach rather than a small booklet full of normal prints.
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