6. production reflection(3)
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Callum Joy created a book cover design and documented the process. They added background images and removed white space from rats. Text was added for the title and details, and images were overlapped to create a collage-style layout. The design process involved testing fonts, adjusting images and text, and adding elements like barcodes. The final cover featured a woodland scene with rats and was laid out across a double page spread to showcase the book's subject and provide descriptive details.
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Reece Boland conducted experiments to replicate the color schemes of Game of Thrones for merchandise. They tested filters and duotone effects in Photoshop to transform images into greyscale. Specifically, they used the hue/saturation and threshold adjustments to create a duo-tone effect with grey tones. They also tested overlaying images on curved surfaces like mugs by warping and resizing the images. Based on the experiments, Reece plans to use duotone processing and display the images above the pocket of a grey hoodie for the final product design.
6. fmp production reflection
The document is a production reflection by Reece Boland. It discusses the process of selecting and editing images from Game of Thrones to create duotone images. It describes cropping out backgrounds, adjusting colors and tones, and placing the images on various products like shirts and mugs. It also covers taking screenshots from audio editing software to feature music elements and captions. Overall the document provides details on the creative process and technical steps taken to develop graphic designs and images for different projects.
3. production experiments(3)
Jay Birkin conducted an experiment creating a magazine page using various design tools. Bright colors like red, yellow and blue were used throughout with a dark blue text created using the Satin effect. Google images were used to find pictures related to fishing and water. The square shape tool was heavily utilized to form the general magazine layout. Text boxes were implemented to include writing. Some text was made bold to emphasize important points. The magic wand tool was used to cut out a logo. A drop shadow was added to the masthead words for effect. The rubber and move tools were used least for corrections and formatting respectively. Elements like the layout, fonts, and text effects will be incorporated into the final product, though the color scheme will be
3. production experiments(3)
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover for an experiment. It details how the designer chose a yellow background to make the cover vibrant. Images were pasted in, with one as the main picture and another as a secondary image. A red bar was added for the heading. A barcode was included to make it look like a real magazine. Titles were added to accompany the pictures and act as story descriptions. Finally, a unique heading was created using red, yellow, and black for simplicity and visibility. In reflection, the designer notes they will carry over the large title and heading, cover lines, barcode to their final product but that most other elements will differ as their magazine focuses on music.
6. fmp production reflection (1)
The document is a series of reflections from Caleb Wilcox on the process of producing his magazine. It describes the steps he took to design the front cover, including adding a background image, text with effects like glows and shadows, and a barcode. It then discusses his progress on the double page spread, including adding ruler margins, images, and fitting text. Finally, it outlines his work on an animation game based on Captain America, including adding background elements and the character.
6. production reflection(2)
This document summarizes the creator's process for developing a game. It describes using the pencil tool to create characters and details because it allowed for precise pixel-level editing. Resizing characters to fit in tunnels caused delays. Adding coins gave the game an objective. While certain elements like the small minions took a long time, the coins were quick to create. Overall the pencil tool facilitated manual editing and the creator is pleased with the final results despite some time-consuming steps.
Photoshop progress
This document provides a summary of Charlotte Martin's progress on various design elements for a magazine in Photoshop, including:
1) The masthead, where different effects like color overlay, stroke, bevel/emboss, and drop shadow were added to make it look more professional.
2) The cover, where an image was refined, masthead and text were added, and album covers were included at the bottom.
3) The contents page, where structure was added, images and text were gradually filled in under sections like "Features" and "Reviews".
4) A double-page feature spread on Elena Hale with her image, text from the interview, and links to related content
Photoshop image
This document provides a summary of Charlotte Martin's progress on various design elements for a magazine in Photoshop, including:
1) The masthead, where different effects like color overlay, stroke, bevel/emboss, and drop shadow were added to make it look more professional.
2) The cover, where the background image was refined, masthead and text were added describing the magazine's contents and features. Additional album covers and advertisements were later included.
3) The contents page, where different sections and images were populated with text and graphics over multiple iterations to provide more information in an visually appealing layout.
4) A double-page feature spread on a model, where images, text
6. production reflection(3) (2)
The document summarizes Sean Cawood's process for producing a magazine. Some key points:
- Sean used Photoshop for image editing and layout due to familiarity and tools. He created a cover with a large background image and added titles.
- For interior pages, Sean used green and blue colors, added articles on movies, games and companies. He spellchecked articles and added boxes, bars and numbers for layout.
- The back cover continued the image from the front and added advertising bars to promote magazine extras and convince readers to buy.
- Throughout the process, Sean focused on consistency, readability and using Photoshop tools like cloning, boxes and layers for professional appearance.
6. production reflection alisha
The document is a production reflection by Alisha Harrison detailing the process of creating a photography magazine in Photoshop. It describes opening Photoshop and setting up pages for the front cover, double page spread, and back cover. The process involves adding images, editing photos, arranging text and graphics, and rearranging layers. Guidelines are used to help keep elements aligned. Photos are edited using tools like levels, brightness, and clone stamp. The contents page is also created with page numbers, banners, and images. Improvements are made through revisions and adding elements like boxes and strokes for readability.
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6. production reflection(3)
- 2. Process โข Added a woodland background and rats, used the magic wand tool to remove the white background on the rats. โข Looks pretty nice so far, happy with my work.
- 3. Process โข Added a small box for a side story to add more detail to the cover. โข Liked this choice, still happy with how it looks overall.
- 4. Process โข Added a title, adds more detail overall and also tells the reader what the product is about. โข Struggled on font choice but I think it looks good, also made the text bold to make it stand out.
- 5. Process โข Added another side story for extra detail. โข Had to repeat myself to fill empty space.
- 6. Process โข Added barcode, price tag and extra words, done as much as I can without making it look bad. โข Still think it looks good as is and am still happy with the overlay.
- 7. Process โข Used the rectangle tool to make the background, coloured them different shades of green because it looked good.
- 8. Process โข Added text at the top so itโs obvious what the product is. โข Moved and overlapped images to give it a more collage look rather than just compacting everything into one small clump. โข Will probably add more images but wont be noting them down as it is just more of the same.
- 9. Process โข Changed the layout of the images and text, also moved it over to an actual double page spread.
- 10. Process โข (Cropping for sake of space) โข Started second page, added two images to give an idea of what im talking about on the next slide.
- 11. Process โข Added a description of the subject, and provided details of what it was.
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