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The student created a magazine cover in Photoshop after researching tropical fish magazines. They chose a fish image with colorful background colors and detail that they placed in the middle of the cover. They made the title big and bold in yellow to stand out. For the final magazine cover, they copied the title from their research and experimented with font sizes, styles, and colors for the text and background. In their reflection, they plan to research vegan magazine images and supermarkets for their final product, including different writing styles, colors, and fonts like in their experiment.
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The document describes experiments creating a travel magazine using Photoshop. It discusses adding images and text about things to do in York like visiting castles and shops. Images and text were also added about activities in Edinburgh like visiting castles and restaurants. Additional pages included images of travel companies and a barcode with intended publication details. In the reflection, the creator mentions including more images of castles, museums, gardens and shops in York and Edinburgh as well as foods from each location in the final magazine.
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The document describes experiments creating a travel magazine using Photoshop. It discusses adding images and text about things to do in York like visiting castles and shops. Images and text were also added about activities in Edinburgh like visiting castles and restaurants. Additional pages included images of travel companies and a barcode with intended publication details. In the reflection, the creator mentions including more images of castles, museums, gardens and shops in York and Edinburgh, as well as foods from each location in the final magazine.
3. fmp production experiments (1)
The document describes experiments creating a travel magazine using Photoshop. It discusses adding images and text about things to do in York like visiting castles and shops. Images and text were also added about activities in Edinburgh like visiting castles and restaurants. Additional pages included more destination information and listings of travel companies. In the reflection, the creator mentions including images of castles, museums, gardens and shops in the final product, along with foods from each location.
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- 2. Process I researched different tropical fish magazines and then I started to create the magazine cover in photoshop. I chose this magazine cover because I like the background colours. I like the fish image. I like how the image was in the middle of the photo I also like the detail and the pattern
- 3. I made the title big and bold. I used the yellow colours to make it big and bright. I open the image and then put into photoshop I had to make the pager the same size as the picture. I had to name all of the different layers.
- 4. This is the final magazine cover called tropical fish. I copy the same title because we had to make the magazine same as the ones I researched. I had to make the writing big or small. I used different styles of writing . I made the background dark green. I changed the colours of the text and used the different fonts.
- 5. Reflection • What elements of your experiments will you include in your final product? • I will research different vegan magazines images of foods like fast foods. I will look at different Supermarkets to see which shops has vegan foods and I will include celebrities who are vegan • I will use different styles of writing and different colours and fonts.
Editor's Notes
- Discuss the tools and processes used in your experiments