Essentials - the complete guide to finishing your...

EssentialsThe Complete Guide to Finishing Your Library

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The Essentials Collection

The Essentials Collection

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An opening and inviting atmosphere

Design eliminates barrier between staff

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Where Will Your Book Take You?Two unique library graphics concepts, select your favourites from the bespoke ranges or invent your own!

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Creates an inviting atmosphere

Attractive, colourful design.

Two unique concepts

Encourage readers to explore new types

of books and their imaginations.

Bespoke graphics to suit your library

Whichever concept you choose, the library

graphics can be customised to suit your

requirements. See diagram (left) for

available sizes. Use the toolkit on the next

pagea to select from the range of images,

colours and type styles that can be used

with each concept to create each panel.

Individual

You can also supply your own images

(please note must be supplied to us in a

high resolution format) and quotes or diary

stories and we will make up the displays

for you to your specification.

Customised

However you decide to have your panels,

there is space for your library’s or local

authority’s logo, giving a truly unique,

customised look to your library.

We have designed two contrasting ranges of library graphics. Inviting and inspiring, both concepts encourage

readers to explore the library further as well as their own imaginations. Each concept has its own header boards

to complete the look and all can be customised with your library’s logo.

The diary (people) concept mixes portraits of everyday people with their personal experiences of reading. Choose

from a range of bold, eye-catching colours, images of everyday people of a variety of ages and backgrounds, fun

typography and enthralling diary stories. Alternatively, for fully customised panels, have fun creating your own

diary entries and, if you have your own portrait images you would like us to use, we will also accept high

resolution images to put on your panels for you.

The escape (landscape) concept combines powerful scenic images with quotes from favourite books, both modern

and classic. The scenes illustrate a place we may imagine when reading a book, encouraging readers to use books

to escape their normal environments and go somewhere new, through the experiences of reading. Choose from a

variety of landscape images with their appropriate quotes or supply a new quote for us to put on for you.

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Diagram showing the different formats and sizes of panels avaliable for each concept

Close up of a landscape panel

where will your book take you?

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• Step 5 •Choose a font:

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2. eg: Award Winners

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• Step 6 •Choose a colour:

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Last week I learnt how to

fly a broomstick, as well

as practising other magic!

Today I’m going to visit the

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Last week, before discoveringelectricity, I went Vampirehunting! Today I’m going tobearn how to bake somecakes for my gran!








Last week I searched for

the Holy Grail, then I sat

down with Shakespeare. Today

I’m going to fly a spitfire

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“It was a beautiful morning at the end of November. Duringthe night it had snowed, but only a little, and the earth wascovered with a cool blanket no more than three fingers high.”...

- Umberto Eco, The Name of the Rose [1983]

where will your book take you? where will your book take you?

“Call me Ishmael. Some years ago – never mind how long precisely – having littleor no money in my purse, and nothing particular to interest me on shore, I thoughtI would sail about a little and see the watery part of the world. It is a way I have ofdriving off the spleen, and regulating the circulation.”...

Herman Melville, Moby Dick [1851]

“The temperature hit ninety degrees the day she arrived. New York wassteaming - an angry concrete animal caught unawares in an unseasonablehot spell. But she didn't mind the heat or the littered midway called TimesSquare. She thought New York was the most exciting city in the world.”...

- Jacqueline Susann, Valley of the Dolls [1966]


“In the beginning was the forest. God made itand no man knew the end of it. It was not new.It was old; ancient as the hills it covered.”...

Hervey Allen, The Forest and the Fort [1943]


“As he comes into the iron country farther north, such fresh green woods as those ofChesney Wold are left behind; and coal pits and ashes, high chimneys and red bricks,blighted verdure, scorching fires, and a heavynever-lightening cloud of smoke, become the features of the scenery.Among such objects rides the trooper, looking about him,and always looking for something he has come to find.”...

Charles Dickens, Bleak House [1853]


where will your book take you?where will your book take you?



where will your book take you? where will your book take you? where will your book take you?

where will your book take you? where will your book take you? where will your book take you?

Escape (landscapes)Diary (people)

Diary Header Boards Escape Header Boards

Demco Library Graphic Toolkit • Your step-by-step guide •

• Step 1 •Choose your image

• Step 1 •Choose your image

• Step 2 •Choose a diary entry, or invent your own!

• Step 3 •Choose the format (landscape or portrait)

• Step 4 •Specify the size

• Step 2 •Supply a favourite quote ( please include author, booktitle & publication date) or select one from abouve

(Example ofportrait version)

• Step 8 • Repeat for the header boards

• Step 8 • Repeat for the header boards

Space foryour logo! Space for your logo

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where will your book take you?LIBRARY

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Recommended


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“The temperature hit ninety degrees the day she arrived. New York wassteaming - an angry concrete animal caught unawares in an unseasonablehot spell. But she didn't mind the heat or the littered midway called TimesSquare. She thought New York was the most exciting city in the world.”...

- Jacqueline Susann,Valley of the Dolls [1966]

where will your book take you?where will your book take you?

LIBRARY


Choose from a range of fascinating people and diary entries, or make up your own! Choose from a range of landscapes and quotes from favourite books.




• Step 7 • Supply your logo in CMYK format as a Tiff,jpeg or eps file and we will put it on the panel




• Step 7 • Supply your logo in CMYK format as a tiff, jpeg or eps file and we will put it on the panel

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- Umberto Eco, The Name of the Rose [1983]

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