Benjamin Fahey reflects on the process of creating a magazine production. He began by adding a bold, contrasting title in the same font as the magazine title. Then he added pictures to provide insight into the article focus and organized writing in columns around the images. Lastly, he added page numbers and a shadow to make it look like an open magazine.

1. Production Reflection
Benjamin Fahey

2. Process
First I added in this
title in a bold
contrasting colour
to match the title
of the magazine,
including using the
same font as the
title.
I then added in
the pictures
where I wanted
them and to
further give
insight into the
focus of the
article.
Thirdly I added in the writing
for the article, organised in
columns surrounding the
images used.
Lastly I added the page numbers
as well as the shadow at the
centre of the pages to crate the
look of an open magazine.

3. Process
I used the same font that I used for ,y
headline on the article at the top of the page
for my magazine name/title.
I then chose a bold but different
font in the same colour and with
the same blending options such
as contour and drop shadow to
create a similar look without
overdoing the use of the Urban
Jungle font.
I then added features like the bar
code to make it look similar to a
real magazine would look and to
add more features to the
magazine so it was less plain.
I added a tagline to show other
features of the magazines
contents whilst still separating
them from the main article that
is in the headline.
I also added this circle with
some extra information that
could pull in more readers
which was a common feature
seen on the magazines that I
looked at in my research.