Contents page production log 1
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Kianna Briggs created a plan for a contents page layout using three columns. She opened three images in Photoshop to manipulate their sizes and align them for the center of the InDesign page. Kianna resized the images using selection and transform tools, cropped them for appropriate sizing, and used rulers to position them in a straight line on a blank Photoshop page to prepare for importing into InDesign.
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3. Importing and positioning images, adding effects like beveling and shadows.
4. Adding the logo and sub-images, then linking the designs between Photoshop and InDesign for layout.
5. In InDesign, adding titles, subtitles, descriptions and final text using various fonts and colors.
Presentation1
The document describes the process of creating a double page spread in InDesign. The author opened a new document, changed it to landscape orientation with 6 columns. They then added their article text by copying from Word and allowing it to flow across columns. A pull quote was added using a purple font for emphasis. Final touches like page numbers and a divider were added. The main image was imported and resized to complete the double page spread.
production log continued
The document describes the process of creating a contents page in Adobe InDesign. It discusses creating a template, dividing the page into sections for images and text, adding borders and headings, incorporating relevant images, and altering the images to triangular shapes. The contents page was successfully created following templates from online research.
Development diary (contents)
The document is a development diary describing the process of creating a contents page for a magazine. It details how the creator duplicated the background layer, added a gradient to match the cover, and then used shape and text tools to add a title box and text labeling it "Contents". Further steps included adding additional text listings and images using the same tools and methods to maintain consistency with the magazine's style.
second draft of Contents page & how i made it
The document describes the process of designing a magazine contents page in Photoshop. The designer cut out the background of a model image using selection and lasso tools to isolate her against a plain background. Text and graphic elements like boxes and a gradient background were added. Images were dragged onto the page. Additional elements like a side quiz poster and CD cover were created on separate documents and imported. Feedback was received that the model's hair covers part of the masthead and the background cutting could be improved to look more natural. Color consistency between graphic elements was also noted.
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Contents page production log 1
- 1. Contents Page Production Log 1 Kianna Briggs
- 2. This is my plan for my contents page. Here I have used boxes and text boxes to allocate where information would be. The plan shows that I have used three columns with the images centred in the middle of the page and the text surrounding it.
- 3. These are the three images that I will be using on my contents page that will be centred in the middle of the page. I have opened them in Photoshop so that I can manipulate the size and align them in the way they will be on InDesign.
- 4. First I opened a blank page on Photoshop in which I will put all three images on once they have been manipulated in size. Here I have manipulated the size of each image by using the select tool and Ctrl Alt. I then held down the shift key to keep the proportion right and simply dragged a corner to a size I want the image to be.
- 5. I have also used the crop tool in order to crop the images to an appropriate size so that when positioned
- 6. I then used the rulers in order to position the images in a straight line. I then dragged the image onto the blank page that I opened earlier and aligned it next to the ruler. This is once I have dragged all three images onto the blank page and aligned them next to the ruler.
- 7. On InDesign I then viewed baseline grid so that when using text, I would know where to position it.