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This document outlines the layout design for a college magazine front cover created by Emma Collins in Year 12. It includes images of the layout design, actual front cover, and analyses of the front cover and contents layout. The document shows the planning and creative process for designing the magazine cover.
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College magazine.
- 1. By Emma Collins Year 12
- 2. This is the layout design for my front cover of the college magazine.
- 3. My actual front cover.
- 4. Analysis of the front cover.
- 5. Image Title Image Layout design of the contents. Image Contents Image Giveaway Image