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Pomfold template library Tone study
By
Marta Quillbeck
On
4 October
Project name

Tone study

By
Marta Quillbeck
On
4 October

Tone study

Apples in low light, photo by Mike Murray on Pexels
For
Wickmoor Ltd.
Date
4 October

Tone study

Two apple halves on a pale ground, photo by Studio Naae on Pexels
Sorted apples in a bin, photo by wr heustis on Pexels
For
Wickmoor Ltd.
Date
4 October

Tone study

Where this
starts

Remind the room what this project is and who it is for before a single image goes up.

For example: “Wickmoor Ltd. presses a small-batch cider in the Sedge Valley from fruit picked within four miles of the mill. The range sells in 330ml bottles and 20L bag-in-box. Volumes here are given in hectolitres. The house name is taken from the lane the orchard sits on.”

Write your own version, or lift a line from something already published — a listing, a back label, a stockist page. It only has to be true, and short enough to read aloud.

Bins of picked apples beside a barn, photo by Mark Stebnicki on Pexels
Why this look

Say what the visual direction is, then say why you landed there. What made this palette right, instead of the one everyone expected?

A hand packing apples into a wooden crate, photo by Josh Hild on Pexels

Two ways to run
this template,
structurally.

1— One long sequence of images, no chapters.
2— Grouped into sections, with a divider first.

Section dividers follow this slide. Change them, cut them, reorder them — nothing in here is load-bearing.

2—

Lettering

Racked barrels stacked four high, photo by Robert Schrader on Pexels

For headlines we want a wide grotesque that still holds at poster size — something you would read off the side of a crate. Halgate Grotesk 62 is a close match for the numerals.

3—

Palette

A grass alley between orchard rows, photo by Mark Stebnicki on Pexels
Standard apple trees in frost, photo by Claudia Schmalz on Pexels

Two
references,
side by side.

4—

Grid