use the title on the project brief: burma shave...behance will ask for it in the "2. cover" tab. do not include an additional title here at the beginning.
remember that it's a sin not to provide context for the viewer. so all projects will need some type of description or introduction—FIRST. simply stating "this is my second project in class and it was fun" doesn't really provide much for the viewer. one way is to adapt/use/appropriate language from the project brief. you must include a statement concerning the goal/theme/objective—what you wanted to communicate or how you interpreted the word you chose. maybe something like this: in this project, i wanted to visualize certain aspects of urban life. to capture it's landscape, energy, personality, cultural attitude—a certain vibe. the finished work uses 2 pms colors in combination with found and created imagery to create a double-gate fold experience that enhances the meaning of the word. the work is 9 x 28 inches flat (9 x 7 finished), and was printed digitally. follow this link (do not copy and paste the url...copy and use the short link as i showed) to view the project brief, inspiration, alternative solutions and the design process for this project.
the front cover with imagery that implies or foreshadows the content that follows...describe why it looks the way it does. and put two "returns" after the caption text to make the proper spacing between images.
this could/should be pages 2 and 3 with imagery that implies or foreshadows the content that follows...describe why it looks the way it does.i didn't get to modify the mockup to show 2 pages. do this for an excellent portfolio piece. and share the mockup to make friends forever and to help each other out. and put two "returns" after the caption text to make the proper spacing between images.
inside with imagery that enhances the word and/or typography...describe why it looks the way it does. and put two "returns" after the caption text to make the proper spacing between images.
inside with imagery that enhances the word and/or typography...describe why it looks the way it does. summarize a bit—without saying you like it or that it was fun. and put two "returns" after the caption text to make the proper spacing between images.
back/rear and inside with imagery that enhances the word and/or typography...describe why it looks the way it does. and put two "returns" after the caption text to make the proper spacing between images.
inside with imagery and rear/back cover comparison...describe why it looks the way it does. and put two "returns" after the caption text to make the proper spacing between images.
