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Futura Condensed Medium Hooligan Jf Steile Futura Bq Bunker Living Style Guide BRANDMARK COLOUR PALETTE Primarily a monochromatic, dark grey colour variation is used on the spreads, reflecting of the printing practices mid twentieth century. A selection of dynamic, supporting colours are used sparingly on the cover pages and in an advertisement page inside the publication. #58595B 100% 75% 50% 25% 10% PRIMARY IMAGE TREATMENT Graphic imagery should evoke a vintage feel through the application of grit and texture. Illustrated elements with- in the publication are displayed an a grey-scale format. #A73C36 #183763 #90AAAC #374B28 #77854A SUPPORTING TEXTURE PALETTE Texture is used to illuminate and authenticate the worn and torn vintage magazine feel. TYPOGRAPHIC PALETTE A variety of mid-century, vintage type styles have been combined for a nostalgic effect. There is a varying degree of combinations and arrangement of styles. As a guide, the type used for headings and body copy differ with a good balance between serif and sans-serif options. SANS-SERIF SERIF SCRIPT BERNHARD GOTHIC URW BODONI 72 BOOK FUTURA CONDENSED MEDIUM CLARENDON URW REGULAR Fairwater Script Regular CRAW MODERN Fenway Park FUTURA MEDIUM FILMOTYPE LAKESIDE HELVETICA NEUE MEDIUM HELLENIC WIDE HOOLIGAN JF SUPERCLARENDON REGULAR VOLTA OPTIMA REGULAR POSTER GOTHIC ROUND STEILE FUTURA BQ publication spread dimension 210mm x 297mm Rationale Bunker Living adopts a unique position in the magazine market which is often inundated Influenced by iconic 1950s type pairing, hand-crafted illustration styles and grainy, worn- by generic, repetitive material that solely focuses one a single topic. This publication crafts in textures, the publication aligns suitably to the mid-century style. Each spread of the itself as a 1950s home and lifestyle magazine by taking on the art direction and style that publication revolves around a unique topic or issue creating variety and an abundance was evident and defined the time period. of fresh, eye-catching designs. Careful selection of appropriate typographic styles and considerate pairing on each page helps transport the visuals back to the 1950s and 60s. A unique customer experience is built around the forced connection of seemingly unrelated categories which the publication focuses on. Driving the publication is the vintage magazine Application of popular vintage publication design formats and patterns bring a true format. It is influenced by the beliefs and actions of the doomsday prepper lifestyle and sense of nostalgia and authenticity, such as the use of a single full colour advertisement simultaneously integrates COVID experiences into the mix, while focusing in on Western space among a document of black and white printed spreads. Not only is this a Australia. Readers can relate to the content presented to them and find a sense of intrigue artistically accurate design selection, it offers a welcome pause in the flow of the spreads. and humor throughout the publication which hooks them into uncovering more of this Incorporating the language, tone of voice and messaging from the prepper world creates a unique narrative. cross over and strengthens the narrative, making the concept appear more authentic. Months ago, many West Australian’s would have rolled their eyes over a Bug Out Bag and The distinctive vintage style of Bunker Living supports and reflects the uniqueness of the mocked those who stockpiled tinned goods. The wide-spread fear and anxiety associated publication’s positioning in the magazine market. It combines the seriousness of current with COVID and it’s impacts has created a shift in people’s attitudes towards preventative world events with the light-heartedness of Western Australia’s quirks, so that it resonates safety (which is essentially is a form of prepping). Look no further than the empty shelves with the market, enabling it to stand out as unique against potential competition in the in supermarkets (where toilet paper once sat plenty) in the midst of COVID hysteria to see saturated print media market. evidence of this shift in social attitudes and behaviours. The overarching purpose for the Bunker Living publication is to share the common COVID experiences whilst spreading humour (which is achieved through the prepper and W.A. themes addressed). This aspiration shapes the publication’s approach of challenging the norms of traditional, single topic magazine media. Aussie larrikins will be laughing at the cultural references to W.A. embedded into the publication’s content. Potential preppers will be welcomed into the world of survivalists, learning more about this alternative lifestyle. While nostalgia seekers will appreciate the nod to the past and value the unique art direction behind Bunker Living. References Information & data sourced from: Berkana. n.d. “A Practical Zeer Pot (Evaporate Cooler/Non-Electrical Refridgerator).” Instructables. https://www.instructables.com/id/A-Practical-Zeer-Pot-evaporative-cooler-non-electr/ Happy Preppers. n.d. “Dry-Canning.” Happy Preppers. https://www.happypreppers.com/dry-canning.html Hendry, Karen. 2016. “Top 10 Foods to Grow for Survival.” Ask A Prepper. https://www.askaprepper.com/top-10-foods-grow-survival/ Mary’s Heirloom Seeds. 2016. “15 Survival Seeds to Stockpile.” Mary’s Heirloom Seeds. https://www.marysheirloomseeds.com/blogs/news/15-survival-seeds-to-stockpile.
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