Stacy Terry | Font Designer

Editorial layouts are easier than they look.

They start with the same pieces. Small caps at the top set the topic. A big headline grabs attention right away. A pull quote draws the reader in, and body copy carries the rest of the story. Leave plenty of white space around each piece, because that open space is what makes a page feel like a magazine. For the headline and pull quote, use a high-contrast display font like Clair d’Or, designed to be seen at large sizes. For the subhead and body copy, use a clean, legible sans like Eleven Eleven so everything stays easy to read.

Super simple!

The pairing I used for this layout and the ROGUE Premade Beauty Brand Collection:

Clair d’Or
Eleven Eleven

Which piece do you always start with when you design a layout?

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xx Stacy

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