The document describes how the author created a double page spread for a music magazine. First, the author edited two images by desaturating one and adding a lens flare to the other. Then, the author opened a new landscape page and added a title in the artist's t-shirt color. Text was added in the same style as the front cover along with skyline brushes and the two edited images at angles. Columns of text were added along with pull quotes and a white box around some text to improve readability.

1. How I made my music magazine double page spread... Amy Harriss

2. Firstly I decided to use this image as one of my main double page spread images. I have edited it by duplicating the original layer . I then desaturated this layer. To bring some colour back to the image I then used the opacity tool.

3. I then decided to edit this image for my double page spread too. Firstly I decided to darken the image with curves. I then used a lens flare over the image to give a better effect.

4. I then started my double page spread by opening up a new A3 landscape page.

5. I started by adding a title in the same colour as my music artists t-shirt colour.

6. I then added the same style text as i used on my front cover to the double page spread.

7. I then added a skyline brushes effect in grey behind the title.

8. I then added one of my chosen images and darkened it with curves. I then put this on a slant to give more of an edgy feel.

9. I then added my second chosen image at a different angle. I then used a bevel and emboss, and a drop shadow effect on the outline of the image to make it stand out more.

10. I then added a blue brushes effect next to the title.

11. I then added my double page spread article in columns. I used the colours blue and black. The introductory paragraph I chose to be 18pt whereas the rest of the text is 14pt. I started off the article with a drop cap .

12. I then added a pull quote to the double page spread and made this stand out with a large black font.

13. I then added another pull quote in a space in the text.

14. Here I have added a white rounded box around the text. I have reduced opacity so it doesn't show up as an obvious box. I have done this so the edge of one of my images does not stand out too dark behind the text.

15. Finally, I have added another blue brushes tool design to the end of the Olly Ward text.