Paula Graham took photos for her digital page spread (DPS) in a photography studio. She used the same model from her front cover but took different photos of her wearing jewelry. Paula took low angle shots from the floor to make her model look superior and ensured her photos directly engaged the reader. She used two images on her DPS, one a medium shot and one a close up, and edited them into the page using selection and fill tools to blend them with the white background. The images show two different personas of the model to represent the quote "It was me vs. me". Paula kept consistent colors and fonts throughout her magazine, using pink for the name and quote, purple for subheadings, and black

1. Paula Graham

3. The images I took for my dps were taken in a photography studio. My
model is the same person I used for my front cover but I took
different pictures. She is wearing a chain, earrings and rings, these
conform to the usual R&B artist. For the low angle pictures I got
onto the floor, this gives her a more superior look. I made sure my
artist was using direct mode of address to engage the reader. I have
had to use two images on my DPS to ensure I have 4 images
through out my magazine. One of the images was a medium shot
and the other a close up. To make sure they blended in with the
page I used the magic wand tool, to cut out the images, then I used
the paint bucket tool to make sure they were the same white as the
page.

4. These are the two images I have chosen. The image on the right was
taken whilst I was standing on a chair, this makes my model look
empowering and taller. The image on the left was taken straight on
and I zoomed in. I feel both of these images show two different
personas, which is why I chose them. One of the quotes used on my
DPS is “It was me vs. me”, I feel these two images represent that.

5. The colours and fonts I used, were the same through out
my magazine. Things such as here name and quote
used the colour pink, which is the colour I’ve been
using through out my magazine to identify the
mastheads and other important things. The colour
purple was used as a subheading to help make my
paragraphs more visible, and to identify the
questions. I used the colour black for the main text,
because it is the easiest thing to read. The font sizes
were 14 for the main text, 17 for the subheadings and
150 for the name Shaniya.