This document describes the process of designing a magazine cover. The designer initially did not include a border because it did not look good with the existing design. They then made changes to reduce the thickness of the border and add a white stroke. For the central image, no effects were added to avoid an unnatural look. Two fonts were used for the title - a curvy font and a bold font to make it stand out. The final design was kept simple to avoid clutter and clearly communicate what the product is.

1. PRODUCTION
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2. PROCESS I didn’t include a border for
my final product at first
because I didn’t think that it
would look good with what I
had already made. The image
overall is quite simple but I
think that’s better than having
the image look crowded full of
text and various images. The
image in the centre of the
page will attract the audience.
The colours in the image are
quite bright/ vibrant. I made it
so that the text ‘magazine’
was bigger than the other text
above it. I also chose for the
text to look bolder so that it
stands out more and so the
audience knows what the
product is.

3. PROCESS The border I used for my final
product was too thick, so I
changed the images opacity to
make the border appear
smaller and then added a white
‘stroke’ to the border to make
it a smaller size. I didn’t add
any kind of effect on the image
I used for the centre since I
thought that it would look
unnatural and odd. I used two
kinds of fonts for the title at
the top of the image. The first
is a kind of curvy font and the
other is more of a bold font. I
used a bold font because it
stands out more and so that
people would be able to tell
what my product is. The overall
image is quite simple, which is
good because I didn’t want the