Design a tri-fold florist flyer using typographic hierarchy across six panels. The layout must incorporate all provided content and artwork spanning the entire page to reflect the brand's humanist and artisanal values.


To match the brand’s tone, I selected humanist fonts with a hand-crafted feel. I tested 3 options for the heading: Good Karma Smooth, Adobe Handwriting, and Adobe Jenso Pro. For title and body, I used Adobe Kids to maintain warmth and approachability. I also explored 2 colour palettes combining cream, olive green, and pink to reflect femininity, nature, and craft.
I researched design references with similar pastel tones and floral themes to guide my layout direction. These references helped me understand how to balance typography with imagery in a delicate, spacious structure. I focused on soft colour transitions, vertical text flow, and overlapping floral elements to match the brand’s handcrafted and feminine identity.
I planned the tri-fold layout using a 2-column-grid per panel with 3-row-grid to maintain clarity and balance. This helped me organize the dense content into structured fields. I developed 2 layout versions by InDesign, adjusting the body text and image placements to improve vertical flow and ensure each panel transitions smoothly when folded or unfolded.
I refined the layout by combining the strengths of both previous versions and carefully aligned images with their corresponding captions. Based on the professor’s feedback, I focused on improving visual flow across the panels and enhancing the narrative clarity, ensuring each section leads naturally into the next while maintaining typographic consistency.