So since we are back to the idea of showing some of the drawings as thumbnails we are now playing around with layouts for that. Based on the size of thumbnails we created before, that works as a grid and the drawings will be of different sizes laid out on that structure. We were thinking to try out the drawn elements in the background and on the other side of the page to maybe have the info about the drawings in the same place as the thumbnail. For the drawings that are slightly bigger we might put some biography of the artist.
... and depending on how you structure your broadsheet ie. is one part sent out in the post and others collected at the drawing room -> ie. does that what was sent out act as a 'cover' to the rest? ... depending on the structure you device on how all this comes together you don't necessarily need the drawing room logo on each page? and maybe the drawn lines become less when it comes to the drawing - like 'it has drawn you to the final drawing and therefore the lines in a way are the drawings' .. just saying that through the lines you can create a rhythm in your design further to your layout. some broadsheet pages might be really full, others less etc ... also the lines might feel to distracting on the page of the drawings whereas on pages with type or on the cover this might be different?
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