As the requirements for the creation of the zine dictated the use of only two flat colours, this posed a problem for my design as Bauhaus is known for its primary three-colour palette.

Through further investigation into the most prominent colours used throughout Bauhaus graphic design, it was decided that yellow was the least important of the three colours and so blue and red were chosen to be featured in my zine instead.

Additionally, white and black are also common colours featured in Bauhaus. To get around the zine requirements while also utilising these colours, I decided that I could use white stock to incorporate that colour, as well as a very dark blue, almost black shade (meaning that my zine still adhered to the instructions).