Typography type plus image layout for art backgrounds

Summary

The type-over-image variant of the layout page: the same role system applied on top of a vivid portrait, noted as for use over art backgrounds only.

Visual description

White background, running header (TYPOGRAPHY / TYPE USE at right) and footer. "TYPOGRAPHY / TYPE + IMAGE LAYOUT" sits upper-left with a note that this application is for art backgrounds. The left margin carries stacked hairline-ruled labels naming the roles and typefaces (Signify / Helvetica Neue Medium, Headline / Migra Italic, Modifier / Druk Condensed X Super, plus a creator-credit signify row). The right two-thirds is a saturated yellow-green portrait of a person lit in warm tones, overlaid with a cyan italic serif "New" and a cyan condensed "ODDBALLS.", a small "MYLES LOFTIN" credit top-right, and the swoosh and PLAY NEW at the bottom.

Key takeaway

Repeating the exact role labels from the flat-background page but applying them over photography, so designers see the same hierarchy in both contexts. Reserving a dedicated signify row for the creator credit builds attribution into the type system.

Reuse notes

Pairs with the flat type-layout page as the "on image" counterpart. The persistent left-margin spec column makes the two pages read as a set. Use for any system that must work both on solid color and over full-bleed imagery.