Contents page production
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The document describes the process of creating a contents page for a magazine. It discusses including a photograph at the top that matches the front cover in color scheme. Text is then added below including the contents title, issue number, date, and page numbers for articles. Column headings like "Regulars" and "Features" are used to categorize articles. Fonts, font sizes, and colors are specified for different elements. Images are added and resized to fit the columns. Particular care is taken to feature an image spanning two columns to introduce an article on Arctic Monkeys.
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The document summarizes the process of creating a contents page for a magazine. It describes adding a photograph to the top of the page and then adding text elements like the contents, issue number, cover date, and page numbers below it. Lines and columns were added to separate sections for regular and featured articles. Images representing articles were sized and positioned, with some adjustments made, like spreading one image across two columns. The final contents page deviated slightly from the original plan, with changes made to improve visibility and layout of elements.
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1) The document describes the process of creating a contents page for a magazine, including adding images and formatting text.
2) Various fonts were used for headings, article titles, and page numbers. Images were sized to fit the columns.
3) The layout was modified from the original plan, including repositioning the "contents" heading and spreading an image across two columns.
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The document describes how the author created various design elements for a magazine publication using InDesign and Photoshop. For a double page spread, the author used InDesign to add columns and structure. Photoshop was used to create the front cover because it allowed customizing the page size to A4. Billboard ads were made in Photoshop by opening the magazine cover image and adding text using fonts consistent with the cover design.
Construction of contents page
The document describes the process of designing a contents page for a magazine. It involves selecting fonts, images, and colors to create different elements like the masthead, main image, contents information box, editorials, and social media icons. The designer experiments with layouts by resizing, arranging, and repositioning elements until achieving a symmetrical and visually appealing final design. Anchoring text is added to images and sections to direct readers to the relevant pages within the magazine.
Double page spread production
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3. Production Experiments (visual)
Tamzin created a magazine cover recreation experiment in Photoshop to learn design conventions. She searched for a background image of a river scene and cut out the featured image of a man fishing from the original magazine. Tamzin added text elements like the masthead, subheadings, and kickers, matching fonts and formatting. She included additional design elements like colored boxes and a simulated barcode. Through iterating on images and text treatments, Tamzin improved readability and contrast on her replica cover. She reflected on conventions she would apply to her final magazine design, like clear hierarchy, alignment, color scheme, and required legal information.
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This document discusses the creation of a contents page and double page spread for a magazine. Screenshots show how the creator used various tools to lay out the pages, including importing images and text, adjusting fonts, adding page numbers and lines. Techniques like bleeding elements across the spread and using consistent formatting for text are highlighted. The final pages include pictures, headings, and text formatted according to publishing conventions.
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The document describes the process of creating a magazine cover in Photoshop. First, images and a background layer were added. Then various text elements like the title, date, and additional information were placed on the cover using different fonts and tools to transform and position the text. An interview excerpt and circle with additional details were also inserted. Finally, a product image and barcode were added to complete the first draft of the magazine cover design.
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The document describes editing a magazine front cover in Photoshop. The editor copies and pastes the magazine title to the top of the cover in the same size, font, and color. Text boxes are inserted and filled with cover lines in white font to stand out against the dark background. Additional text boxes are copied and pasted to add more cover lines consistently formatted. A main cover line is added in a larger white font between the title and other lines to highlight the meaning and image to the audience.
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The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover and layout using Adobe Photoshop and InDesign. Key steps included editing background images in Photoshop, importing them into InDesign, designing the masthead and features text using consistent fonts and colors, and arranging images and articles on the pages. The goal was to create a magazine with a consistent style throughout that would appeal to fans of grime music.
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Production process for double page spread music
The document summarizes the production process of a double page magazine spread. It describes:
1) Creating the layout in Quark, including choosing colors, inserting text boxes, and importing images.
2) Adding different styled text elements like headings, bylines, and captions in various fonts and colors.
3) Adjusting text boxes and fonts sizes to fit the content onto the pages in columns while maintaining a cohesive design.
4) Editing images in Photoshop and importing them onto the spread.
The process focused on achieving a visually appealing and reader-friendly layout that followed magazine design conventions.
Print screens of front cover
This document contains screenshots and descriptions of the process of designing a magazine cover in Photoshop. The student experimented with layout, text size, placement of images and text, use of banners and graphics, and layering to emphasize different elements. Tools used included text boxes, shape tools, resizing, and layers. Feedback was incorporated across multiple iterations, such as simplifying the masthead, adjusting quotes and cover lines, and having the main image overlap the title for visual impact. In the end, the student gained proficiency with Photoshop tools and layers for magazine cover design.
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The document describes how the author used InDesign and Photoshop to create a magazine. Some of the key steps included:
1) Opening Photoshop and InDesign to add photographs to the cover by dragging and dropping images and scaling them.
2) Using tools to add and format text, including changing font sizes and colors.
3) Placing photographs into InDesign spreads from files and merging images to create effects like polaroids.
4) Adding captions in a consistent vintage font to accompany photographs.
Process of my contents page
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Contents page production
- 2. Firstly when producing my contents page I added the photograph that I had taken. I made sure the photograph had similar colours to the front cover image as it had green colours from the grass and other bright colours from the spray paint, spray paint also a continuous theme of my images. I added the image to the top of the page as this was part of my design and other things would be below the image. I used the picture content tool to make the image the right size and fit in what I could into the image box. I then added text to the page. I added the ‘contents’, issue number and cover date, the page number for what the image at the top would be an article for. I did the ‘contents’ in font Birth of a hero size 72pt. I added the issue number and cover date in the ‘dead kansas’ font in size 9pt. I used dead kansas because it went with the eroded scheme of fonts in the magazine. I added a large page number for what the article of the image would be on. I also added the masthead to the midsection with ‘this week’ next to it in the same contents font with a line drawn with line tool under it to separate what would be the articles later from it.
- 3. I then added the masthead to the midsection of the page with ‘this week next to it in the ‘birth of a hero’ font. I then added lines to separate the columns using the line tool. I did this because I wanted there to be more defined columns. I also added to two separate columns ‘Regulars’ and ‘Features’ to categorise where readers can find certain articles. This text was done in the font ‘birth of a hero’ in size 36pt I also then added the articles and page numbers to cohere with these. The font I used was bronx bystreets to introduce the articles in green colour, I used size 10pt for this. For the small description of the article I did it in arial size 9pt. I made this slightly smaller because it makes the article name stand out more which is what the reader will first see. I also added page numbers along the left hand side of each column. The page numbers were also green coloured with the bronx bystreets font in size 11pt.
- 4. I then added my images to the product. After this it was done. To put the images in I had to use the picture content tool to change the size of the image and what’s cropped off it. For most the images it was simply making sure they fit in the right size, however the image representing the arctic monkeys article took more work. I wanted the A (for arctic) and the M (for monkeys) to both stay in the image with the singer in-between as well as a white font going over it to introduce the article so I had to make sure it was the perfect size. I also had to make the image spread across two columns, I did this for the effect of it, I felt that it looked better this way and stood out for people to notice it. The white font on the article was made white so it was more visible and done in the font Arial at size 9pt. Also the page number to go with it was in white as well in the font bronx bystreets at size 14pt. To finish it all off I added the page number 1 to the bottom corner of the contents page.