Book layout template

**Knot - Fashion Magazine Template** Knot - Fashion Magazine Template is modern and powerful template for any company, organisation, or any other institutions that needs a clean, elegant and professional template for your promotional campaign.

8.5 × 8.5 inch square photobook grid system / template designed for Adobe InDesign. Use these serif typography layouts as the foundation of your photo book or small coffee table book design project. Includes comprehensive style sheets, sample pages and modular / baseline grids.

The most advanced book template. Ever!

This versatile A4 landscape brochure grid system layout and template is specifically designed for photography, art and architecture portfolios, profiles and books. The template comes complete with fully customisable styles sheets. Add your own imagery, colour palette or edit the typography to suit your requirements. You just need Adobe Creative Cloud and an understanding of working with InDesign to get started.

Graphic Design, Editorial Design, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop

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We create exceptionally beautiful, creative templates for Adobe InDesign. Our collection of over 50 professionally designed templates are 100% free to download and use commercially!

​You will have 4 pages, eight and 1/2 by 11 to design, cutting each in half horizontally (Or vertically?!) You will have a total of eight pages in the book. Consider the page layout for each...

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