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The document describes the steps taken to construct different parts of a magazine production. It details how the author first created a gradient background for the front page and added teasers and borders. It then discusses inserting images and information like price and date for the front page. For the contents page, it summarizes creating borders and placing articles and images. Finally, it outlines adding text and images to a double page article spread, including titles in red and mastheads in corners.
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1) Creating a faded background color using the shaded fill tool.
2) Designing the title with large text in a specific font and style, and adding effects like drop shadow and an outline.
3) Importing and positioning the dominant image.
4) Creating additional text elements like a strap line listing bands and buzzwords using shapes and text.
5) Formatting coverlines with text, rectangles, and effects like drop shadow to make them stand out.
6) Adding another shaped element in the bottom right with "free" to draw attention
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Construction of front page
- 1. Construction of Final Production By Elliot Tildesley
- 2. Construction of Front page
- 4. First, I created a gradient on the blank canvas. This gave my magazine a neat background to be created on. I also inserted my masthead
- 6. Next, I added teasers and a border. The titles of the articles are in red, so to stand out against the background.
- 8. I inserted more teasers, as well as information such as price, date and issue number. There is also a faint image of an award behind the opening teasers.
- 10. Finally, I added the images of my artists and included the title of their feature across a splash. I used different levels to show the differences between these artists, this connotes that they are not friends.
- 11. Construction of contents page
- 13. First, I started with the original masthead and a small border around important text – such as issue number and date. I also created borders for my articles, this was important as it helped me plan out the page.
- 15. Next, I inserted all of the images to be included on this page.
- 17. Finally for this page, I created my body text and placed it onto the page.
- 18. Construction of Double page spread
- 20. First, I started with the original masthead - Music and Me in the top right corner. Then created the title for the article, this is in red. The colour makes it stand out, and act as my house style, with main article titles in red.
- 22. Big step, I then inserted all of my text, and an image of an artist onto the page.
- 24. On the second page, I began again with the small masthead in the top corner. I then inserted my first column of text.
- 26. Finally, I inserted my final pieces of text, and a couple of images of the two artists.