Museum-Ready Article Redesign

I have a two-page newspaper story that must be re-imagined as a single, museum-quality display piece. Every word must remain exactly as printed—no edits, no paraphrasing—yet the finished layout should feel fresh, engaging, and magazine-style on one page. Would like to have article in landscape and portrait format. 2 examples are included but please use your creativity.

You will work from my high-resolution scans of the spread plus the original photograph. I need the photo given a high-quality enhancement so it presents crisply under gallery lighting. The medal that appears in the story has to sit prominently at the top of the page, shown in full, even if that means adjusting the text flow or headline placement to accommodate it cleanly.

Preferred tools are InDesign or an equivalent professional typesetting platform, with Photoshop/AI software for the image work; however, I’m open to any workflow that delivers a print-ready PDF (CMYK, 300 dpi) and the packaged source files.

Deliverables:

• Print-ready single-page PDF in landscape and portrait format


Scans are supplied and can answer layout questions quickly so we hit the mark on the first proof.