Digital publication for iPad Pro 10.5" from an already published article. I chose the article Gardening in the Blood from Rakesprogress, Issue #6. This is an article about the relationship between British soldiers and the corn poppy during World War One.
To see the prototype in Figma, go to: https://www.figma.com/proto/W9wugXUqoUb0u2z1AkwmcvNQ/GardeningintheBlood?node-id=1%3A2&viewport=-3639%2C742%2C1&scaling=scale-down&redirected=1
Image Citations (in order of appearance):
Men with rifles in trench: Royal Engineers No 1 Printing Company. [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
Center of poppy flower, edited: Javier Martin via Wikimedia Commons
Pressed wildflowers from World War One: scanned from rakesprogress issue #6
Men coming out of trench with gas masks, edited: Captain Frank Hurley. [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
Soldier watering trench garden: scanned from rakesprogress issue #6
Poppy collage uses:
Man in trench: John Warwick Brooke [Public domain] via Wikimedia Commons
Barbed wire: George Hodan via publicdomainpictures.net
Center of poppy flower, edited: Björn S... via Wikimedia Commons
Essex Farm cemetery: [Public domain], via greatwar.nl
Barbed wire with explosion, edited: Canada. Dept. of National Defence [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
