3. production experiments
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This document describes production experiments for a fishing magazine created using the Canva app. The student found a picture of a fish, added a title at the top of the page, and used different text styles like headlines and subheadings for the magazine text. While the photo was not exact, it depicted a fish and the sea. For the final product, the student plans to include different text styles and use Canva again since it allows magazines and posters to be easily created.
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I edited a photo and imported it into an image box. I created a headline in a text box using the Skyline font. I typed the main article text in a Word document, imported it into a text box, and added a drop cap. I made an orange box for the stand first. I added extra information like the writer and photographer. Finally, I created a pull quote and aligned all the elements to make the double-paged spread look professional.
Question 6 evaluation
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The document describes the various tools and techniques the student has learned to use in Photoshop while constructing the cover and contents pages of a magazine. The student learned how to use the move tool to rearrange layers, the text tool to change font sizes and colors, and the shape tool to add circles and banners. They also describe using the zoom tool, eraser tool, eyedropper tool, and brightness/contrast adjustments. The student trialled different images and layouts, centered elements, added quotes and rearranged text columns on the double page spread. Overall, the student gained experience using Photoshop's various tools to design and refine the visual elements of their magazine pages.
What have you learnt about technologies from the
From constructing a media product, the author learned various technology skills, including using Blogger to organize their coursework, PowerPoint and Prezi for presentations, and Photoshop and Quark to design magazine pages. Through trial and error, the author improved their skills with these programs throughout the project, especially with Photoshop and Quark which they had no prior experience with. By the end, the author felt they had produced work to a professional standard through developing their technology abilities.
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For the cover, Leticia found an image of model Barbara Palvin and enlarged it to fit the background. She used different fonts for the cover lines to make them readable. She added an exclusive tag in a colored box.
For the double page spread, Leticia matched the background color and extended the cover image. She used the same large font for the article title. She added lorem ipsum text, a quote box, and another image.
In her reflection, Leticia notes she may include different matching images and borders, as well as the Savoye LET font, in her final product.
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1. The document describes an experiment to copy the design of an existing magazine cover. Key steps included adding the title, text blocks, and side titles in a publishing software and then importing them into the cover design.
2. Images were then added, including finding a similar background online and using a cut-out tool to exactly copy the image of a swordfish from the original cover.
3. The conclusion compares the final copied design to the original, noting some minor differences in font styles and sizes and the background image.
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- 2. Process • To recreate this fishing magazine I have used the app Canva. I researched some products and I have chosen the bottom article. To do this I found a picture close to the fish and added the big title in the top middle of the screen.
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- 4. Reflection • What elements of your experiments will you include in your final product? • I will include the different text options for my magazine. I will probably also use the canva app as I think it is the best way to make magazines and posters.