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"Aaaaaah!" Me, as of now

The next stage for the Printed Pictures brief would be to plan my publication layouts, and generate ideas for pages and such.

However it's really giving me a headache!! I don't want to plan it too rigorously, because I feel when I get into the print room I will spend too much time trying to meticulously recreate my plans and whatever roughs I make.

What I want to do, is to have ideas to go ahead with, but use my time in the print room playing and experimenting (with mono, lino, and other techniques.)

Then, I will take all of this printed material I have amassed (from finished mini prints, to scraps of paper that have printed textures and drawings on them), and assemble them into the publication digitally.

This approach makes more sense in my head. Am I over-thinking?? (this is 90% probable)

I want my publication to be a collection of aesthetics and visuals and artwork that reflects my author, not exactly a narrative type thing. Hmmmmmmmmmm