Looking at the example that informed the idea to do a hotdog I then decided to make my informational booklet an original hand drawn piece. Hot dog books are often made in this way then reproduced with photocopiers. I have come across a lot of small illustrated publications like this and I love their scruffy yet original and quite charming look.
I kept the messy look throughout the booklet not worrying about things such as type justification etc. I think this postmodern and careless look is appropriate for this form of booklet folding as its simple, cheap and the kind of thing that would be distributed for free as a quirky little zine.
To play further on the casual approach to the booklets design I added a comedic illustration on the last page.
I am happy with this booklet as my aim was to portray how anyone can create and reproduce publications like this all they need is paper, scissors and a pen. I think as a pose to other booklet folds this is the most approachable to the general public and this could actually be reproduced via photocopier and distributed and have a positive effect.
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