Ensuring all relevant information is key to the tickets and to also carry on the same design principles that run throughout. I think this is successful in doing that.
Ive laid out david haye on the ticket so the rip will be through the middle of him as Klitschko runs of the page. This way only half of each fighter will appear, giving a sense of mystery.
I feel that the grainy look isnt necessary on the tickets, i prefer the cleaner look, it seems more to the point as the fight will be.
Now i've started to design the tickets, again keeping focus to the fighters.

With the black grain at the top and bottom of the poster i am trying to draw focus to the white in the centre with the text. As it stands this is my final design, i need to print it and see how it looks on paper.

As well as having the joints and explanations it seems relevant to show the tools needed. On the menu there's a link to show the tools.

I've changed the tone of the background to something more similar to the stocks used for the poster, which work much better.

Applying the same grid from the previous post ive applied all the information to create the 3 posters. I think these work better then the booklets for the reason that they are one colour on stock.

I'm applying the letterforms ive created to the left hand side to relate to the booklets and carry on the type driven design.

Alongside the fold out booklets i want to have posters to support the information and explain different types of metals, plastics and woods.

Above shows a serious of grid ideas, all in a square format, which i've decided on to come away from the a format.

Researching into playful type that has a relationship with image and either communicates message or looks aesthetically pleasing.

This is just a one day brief where i can play around with type and how type can act as image to communicate message. Above are my ideas in illustrator, playing with vectors.