I chose to punch the holes into the book at the top, luckily I had planned on such an incident occurring so I changed the designs to allow for a bind to be complete either on the top or bottom. There was one problem with this which was the landscape drawings position.
The first 3 drawings are placed upside down if the book was to be looked at landscape, but the way this still works is by when they are scanned at tattoo shops it doesn't matter which way it is, at the tattooist Inkvs Steel in LS1 I was informed that when scanned in the work tends to be portrait as a rule to save on ink and unnecessary extra scanning to the book if it was placed landscape. i.e. less messing around
The portrait images look really appropriate and are laid out very well.
The first page is a content page giving the scale author and title
The landscape images work very well landscape but if I was to redo it after my deadline I would change them round.
Everything else works well together and fulfils the purpose of its creation
the scale is just under a3 at 11.5x14 inches
and it is bound with a black plastic bind to fit in wit the colour of the 2 colour cover plus stock.
I am very happy with the results although I do believe I will alter the pages if I can get down to print in time.
