This is a bi-fold design using elements from "The Tell Tale Heart" by Edgar Allen Poe. From the outside to the inside, readers can get a sense of the tone and whats happening in the story just by looking at it. Its little details that makes you want to read and follow the story then you'll be able to understand why I designed it that way. Even the flaps have a rugged design to it to show the age of what the house could be and the unbalance of the story. Readers will start going mad just trying to follow where the story is going and how to finish it. This was a pretty awesome project in my opinion and a great way to show my appriciation to the author and the story.
Backside and outside flaps of the bi-fold
Inside and inside flaps of the bi-fold
Actual print out of project. Both flaps are closed showing the title and blood stain to get reader to open it.
Jagged edges along the top and bottom of the folds. This is to represent the wood planks from the story and how they might have looked in the old house. A prefect place to hide the evidence.
Backside of project standing up. Shows a quote from the story, decapitated head and hand.
Full view of the inside with flaps open. Shows the entire story from being normal to just going nuts.
A Close up view of inside the bi-fold. In this picture it has the reader begin going mad like the main character. Sentences are beign thrown around, certain words stand out among others and generally it gets harder to read.
