6. production reflection(3)
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Thomas Bond reflects on the process of creating a production cover. He experimented with different background designs before deciding to enlarge the original. Various fonts, colors, and effects were tested for the master header before selecting black text with a red glow. A barcode and offer shape were added in different locations before deciding on a placement. Photos were sized and positioned, with one replaced for not fitting well. Text boxes and borders were added then removed. The final cover was laid out within bleed lines to prevent anything bleeding off the page edge. Overall, Thomas feels the minor tweaks led to a well-executed final product.
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- The person would be willing to wear a t-shirt with their favorite superhero logo or face on it.
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- 2. Process • I removed the original background and tried to make my own. To remove the background I used the magnetic lasso tool to select the original background and deleted. it then used the gradient tool on the background and tried to make it look different to the original. I decided to stay with the original background but I still cut it out and just made it lager so that it was slightly different to original.
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- 4. Process • I got the barcode off the internet and tried it in different places using the select tool and the sizing tool. I used the shape tool to make the shape for the offer to go into and typed the text and placed it in the shape. I did also try placing that in different locations around the cover to see where it fit best. I feel that where I finely placed it fit well with the rest of the cover • I used the shape tool again for the background of the title and made the text by using effects to make it look gold and then placed it over the shape
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