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the book before I decide to start with the cover page.

I was playing with color to see how they would look. I’m not
Originally I liked this font as the cover page, but now I think it

be the end papers in the book (also known as the paste-downs).

putting off getting started because I mainly focused on executing
the designs for each of the days. I want to finish all the content in
looks too Christmas-y. I’m going to change it. However, I’ve been

entirely set with the colors yet. I picture that if the cover had a red
background and yellow text, then this page would reflect that with
These are color swatch ideas for a layout idea. So these spreads will
 02
04
01. INTRODUCTION
03. US Survey

~ ~
p. 10-11
A preface to the piece to give A surey conducted in the United
explain the inspiraton and back- States, simply asking strangers
ground in making this book what their favorite day is and why.

03
01 02. Days of the Week 03. Foreign Survey

~
p.12-13 This survey focuses on strangers outside the
Monday United States and their favorite day of the
14-15 week.
Tuesday
16-17
Wednesday
18-19
Thurday
20-21
Friday
22-23
Saturday

I’m struggling with the table of contents. I want to love this layout,
24-25
Sunday

but I hesitate. I’ll play around with the layout more. I prefer the
first layout than the second one, but I’ve decided to focus on this
much later.
10 24
16
INTRODUCTION

20
SUNDAY

WEDNESDAY

12 26
FRIDAY

18
MONDAY

22
US INTERVIEWS

THURSDAY

14 28
SATURDAY

TUESDAY FOREIGN INTERVIEWS

Copyright c 2020, 2020 by Colette Zylstra

Preface copyright c 2020 by Colette Zylstra

All rights reserved. Except for brief passages quoted in newspaper, magazine, radio, or televi-
sion revies, no part of this book may be reproduced un any form or by any means, electronic, or
mechanical, including photocopying or recording, or bby information storage or retrieval system,
without permission in writing from the Publisher.

Published in the United States by Colette Zylstra, and imprint of Colette Zylstra, 2945 Glen Albyn.
Santa Barbara, CA, 93105.

Printed in the United States.

Cover Design: Colette Zylstra
Text Design: Colette Zylstra

I’m pretty much complete with the publication information/

Illustrations: Colette Zylstra
Chaper heads: Colette Zylstra Dedicated to my parents and my younger sister, Rochell.
Thank you for supporting me and encouraging me in all my endevors.

dedication page. I don’t intend to change it. It’s classic and simple.
Typography can be an incredibly
powerful role in setting the overall

THE
tone in a design, all while providing
an attractive aesthetic value to
the content listed on the page. I

INTRODUCTION
wanted to capture this with my book
concept in using typography as a
tool to convey the characteristics
associated with each day of the
week. All the elements of typography
are used as tools to go beyond
what the letters say to effectively
portray the word in it’s individuality.

CHAPTER 1
This way, the viewer sees beyond
what the words are saying and look
into the characteristics used (font,
size, position, color, shape, etc.)
to convey each word. With that,
let’s turn the page and get started.

This is the first chapter, As I paste this spread and look at it, I wonder if I should have switched the placements of “The Introduction”
and “Chapter 1.” I love the colors that I picked for this chapter.
 All graphics used in this book are

DAYS OF THE
original compositions that I have
created. This chapter will lead you
though each day of the week with
it’s own illustration and a brief

WEEK
paragraph containing the history of
that specific day and an explanation
on the reasoning behind each design
and their typographical components.
The font, alignment, capitalization,
leading, kerning, and colors are
specifically selected to capture the
essance behind the meaning and
feelings often associated with each

CHAPTER 2
day of the week. So I implore you
to go on ahead, really take a look
into the elements incorporated in
each design and the colorful tidbits
containing the history for each day.

I love this layout as well. I wonder if I should change the color to be more vibrant since what follows after are the designs, which I have
noted, use black and tend to have a darker color palette. I also wondered if I should have switched this layout to be Chapter 1 and then
continued to have each chapter reflect their layout. Like how this chapter has the title on the left side, but the first chapter had it on the
right side. I wonder if I should have switched this.
 MONDAY
Times New Roman
I pushed off revisiting
Black (#000000) & Red (#ec4438) how I designed Monday’s
Western culture calls Monday the “first day of the week” in regards to it being the first
illustration, I may revisit,
day of the work week. A sense of dread is often associated with Monday because it’s
the day that you have to prepare for being busy with urgent responsibilities. It’s a day
but the work kind of
that we load up on caffine to fuel ourselves for this action-oriented event and yet we
already feel tired within the first few minutes. However, Monday is also a day of new
grew on me. I like it a
beginnings, a fresh start, the day to be energized to go out into the world. The use of lot. I may increased the
red represents the energy, alarm, excitement, and the zest for life often associated
with Monday. The typeface, Times New Roman, is used in this design as an ode to the spacing between each
several years spent in school and the countless publications that utilized this classic
font, Times New Roman. All while, the layering effect signifies the urgency and often Monday more.
multiple tasks that easily pile up on this single day.

T U
The layout of the
illustration is complete,
TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY
TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUE but I pretty much
TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY
TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUE
stopped there after that.
The work itself is not

E S
TUESDAY complete. I have a vision
TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY
Ariel, Hoefler, and Krungthep of using a gradient of
Monachromatic Greys
TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUE
TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY T
dark gray to light gray.
TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUE In Astrology, Tuesday is associated with the planet Mars. I envision that the

D
TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY
TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUE
TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY
TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUE
Tuesday is a day that’s often confused or forgetten, it’s name bleeds into it’s background will have
neighbors; Monday and Wednesday. It’s the day we hustle, too engrossed in our
assignments to spare a moment in noticing what the actual day is. Tuesday is where the gradient go from left
we loose our place in time as it feels too familiar to any other day of the work week.
To capture the essence of confusion and mixed feelings, the fonts Ariel, Hoefler, and to right and then for the
Krungthep were selected.
writing the gradient will
go from right to left. I

A Y
planned to complete it
TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESD when I felt much more
TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY
TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDA
satisfied with my other
TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY T designs. The writing isn’t
done.
 I haven’t started on
Wednesday. I tried to
work on it in Illustrator,
but immediately after
WEDNESDAY starting I felt uninspired.
Rockwell I also really struggled
Color
with finding a slab serif
It is quite common for American English to refer to Wednesday as “hump day.” “Hump
day” represents the idea that a work week is like a person climbing over a hill. From
font that could truly
the initial struggle and climb we face on Monday, to finally reaching the peak of the capture the essence of
week, Wednesday, and enjoying our desent into Friday toward the weekend. For
individuals who have a stressful or difficult job, it may be conforting to reach “hump Wednesday. So I pushed
day,” as it signifies that the weekend isn’t so far compared to where they started on
Monday. Wednesday is a day where you can look onwards with confidence and say, “If off trying to force myself
I made it this far, I can finish it till the end.”
to make something and

NESDA
decided to work on the
other designs. I will

ED
revisit this for sure as I
have drawn out how I
W Y envision it to look.

Thursday is pretty much

done. The only thing is
I’m definitely going to
change are the colors.
I originally pictured
THURSDAY
Original Font
using the colors orange
Teal (43bd9e) and Brown (261c10) and purple, but then I
realized that I used those
The name, Thursday, was derived from a mix between Old and Middle English, with
heavy influences in Norse mythology of it being called “Thor’s Day”. The day was colors in Friday’s design.
named after the Norse god of Thunder, whom heils Jupiter, Thor. In present times,
Thursday has morphed into being sometimes referred to as the “new Friday.” For many I at least want to change
college and university students, they often have few to no classes on Fridays, which
creates more opportunities for house parties to be held on Thursday nights and more the color palette for
opportunities to sleep in on Fridays. As a result, Thursday is also known as “thirstday”
or “thirsty Thurday”. The font is a combination of Andrei Nicolescu’s Type Thursday each design. So I might
November poster and the font, Impact, as a way to create a typeface that is loud and
bold, but feels suave and modern. Almost reflective of how Thursday can be, leaving it go for a dark green and
up to the individual to decide if Thurday is a day to sleep in and relax or go out to party.
a wine/hot pink color.
I’ll play around with
the coloring, and I may
use this coloring for
Wednesday.
FRIDAY Friday is done,
Blenny Black
completely. If I really
Yellow (dbec26), Orange (ff5c04), Pink (ff076c & da1f5d), Purple (bb0079), and
Black (#000000) wanted to, I may change
the orange and purple to
The name Friday originates from Old English, Frīġedæġ, meaning “day of Frige.”
Frige is simply another name for the Germanic goddess, Frigg, similar to the Roman light pink and/or red (if I
goddess of Venus and the Greek goddess, Aphrodite. Each of these goddesses’
main functions ruled or represented love, beauty, desire, sex, fertility, prosperity and decide to make Thursday
victory. In fact, most Romace languages derive the word Friday from the Latin words
“dies Veneris” meaning “day of Venus.” After all, who doesn’t love Friday, the day that purple and orange). As
switches halfway through from a work day to the start of the weekend. We almost
forget that Friday is a work day, too absorbed in counting down the seconds until we’re of now, I’m satisfied with
finally free from our academic or occupational obligations. With so much anticipation
contained in one day, such expressions had to be equally conveyed on page. how it looks.

Saturday is pretty much

complete. I took several
photographs of myself
trying to write out letters
Saturday in different
glowsticks. I really like
SATURDAY how I arranged it to be
Photographed by Colette Zylstra a collage of different
Nikon COOLPIX B500 colors that write out the
Romans named the day Saturday after the sixth planet in our solar system, Saturn,
same word seven times.
which was also named after the Roman god of agriculture and harvest. The god,
Saturn, was prayed upon for subjects of dissolution, wealth, liberation, plenty,
I like this layout a lot.
agriculture, and time. In modern times, Saturday is often associated with feelings of
relaxation and fun due to it being a day in which you have compelete control in how
I had another layout
you want to spend it. An entire day dedicated to spending quality time with the ones or
things you love, whether it be bing-watching on Netflix shows, hanging out with friends,
idea where I made two
or studying for an upcoming test. Which is why a photograph was selected as the best columns of seven, but I
method to capture the essance of ‘Saturday’. Photographs are a snapshot in time
that contain a memory or experience forever captured. The use of glowsticks relate like this version more.
to activities shared with family or friends. This collage of photographs captures the
energy, the excitement, and unitedness you feel when you think of Saturday. The only adjustment I
need to make, is extend
the background to frame
the design instead of the
black frame.
 I wanted Saturday to be
handwritten calligraphy.
I have never done
calligraphy before and
I’m pretty proud of what
I’ve come up with. I
will not use these colors
SUNDAY in this arrangement. I
Original Font
Colors
want the background
of the design to be gold
According to the International Standard ISO 8601, Sunday is labled as the seventh
day of the week. Unless you’re part of one of the three Abrahamic religions (Judism,
and I can’t decide if the
Christianity, and Islam), then, Sunday is known as the first day of the week. Aside from
the religious connotations associated with Sunday, Sunday’s literal or derived meaning
lettering will be a royal
is “not working day”. Sunday is a weekend day itself, but not like Saturday. Sunday is
a day of rest, a day to reflect and reminise the past. At the same time, Sunday is a day
purple or white or black.
to consider and prepare for tomorrow. Sunday is not exactly a day of dred like Monday, I plan on making some
but rather a day of relection to think back on what exactly was done this past week and
what needs to be done for the oncoming week. An original handwritten calligraphy font curved lines to be thicker
felt like the most acuurate way to portray Sunday. Calligraphy is typically used to mark
an event or accomplishment worth remembering, such as a high school diploma or an or thinner. I also want
wedding invitation.Having this type being handwritten, makes the design much more
personal from the designer, myself, to you. to fill the spacing a bit
more in certain areas of
the design like the upper
right corner. This design
is more of an visual cue
to see how the writing
looks. within it’s space.
After taking the time to look through my
interpretations of each day, I feel like

INTERNATIONAL
this would be the perfect time to hear
from someone else’s views. What we
experience in life influences how we

INTERVIEWS
feel and everyone’s experience in life
is never the same. Each experience
is always unique because they’re
personal to you and you alone.

CHAPTER 3

This is the same layout as the previous chapters. I haven’t finished the writing for the chapter yet. I planned on finishing the blurb of
information at the left side once I finished with the interview pages.

When you think
of ?
I like Wednesday because it’s the middle of the
week and I have dance practive on that day. Dancing
folklorico is one of my passions so I always look forward
to Wednesday coming.
CHRISTOPHER, CA
What comes to mind?
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quossequid mi, ut ut laborum
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laborepta cuptatur, con nis re, optatis
dellaces di santuritis et mo idis ipsant
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MARLEY, MI
My favorite day of the week would have
to be Friday. The day seems fun because
it is the last day of work/school and you
can enjoy the rest of the day not worrying
about tomorrow. Since you work on Friday
enjoying the evening feels much more
rewarding than if you had the whole day off.
MILES, MI
My favorite day of the week is
Saturday. It’s a day where you
have time to relax from the
week.
MARLEY, MI
I put off designing of the
interview layout. I don’t
feel super inspired by
what I’ve come up with.
I like the bottom layout
more, but I don’t know.
I’ll play around with this
later. If you ignore the
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of the writing looks cool,
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 Now that you’ve reached the end, I

THE
want to thank you for reading through
it all. I hope you found it enjoyable
and learned something new about
your favorite or even least favorite

CONCLUSION
day of the week. Overall, I had quite
the journey during the process of
designing this book. There were times
where I’d get so frusterated because
I couldn’t come up with a single good
idea or I’d find myself in a rabbit hole
of numerous options, but not one of
them seemed concrete enough to
take the first step. I’m glad I pushed

CHAPTER 4
though. After all, what’s life without
a few challenges along the way. In
the end, the process in creating this
book was a really enjoyable and, at
times, a challenging experience.

This is the conclusion page. I finished it. I’m satisfied with how it looks. Basically. I’m pretty happy with the overall work I’ve done and
executed thus far.