Contents Page Screenshots - Emily Climer
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The document describes the process of creating a contents page in Photoshop. Key steps include: 1. Creating a new Photoshop document and adding a masthead font. 2. Removing backgrounds from images using masks and adding rectangular backgrounds behind images for consistency. 3. Adding text elements like artist names, page numbers, and section headings in matching colors. 4. Formatting an image of the editor as a polaroid and adding text for a letter in a quirky font. 5. Arranging all elements and finalizing the design by linking elements to the cover page.
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2. Selecting fonts and styles for the title and adding design elements like banners and boxes.
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- The author created a contact sheet to choose images for articles, selecting one with powerful facial expressions. Photos were edited and placed on pages.
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4) Creating the background using low opacity brush strokes in different colors to gradient the background.
Draft Article - Emily Climer
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Planning DPS - Emily Climer
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2. For inside pages, additional artists were cropped from images and layouts were created featuring articles. Type was styled and pull quotes, social media icons and competitions were added.
3. Small tweaks were made such as changing colors, adding page numbers and adjusting text wrapping to complete the magazine pages featuring Luke Combs.
Evaluation
The document summarizes how the media product follows and challenges conventions of real magazines. It follows conventions by placing the masthead at the top, using direct address from the model, having a main cover line and smaller side lines, and putting the barcode at the bottom. It challenges conventions by using a medium shot instead of close-up of the model to show her outfit, and only using sans serif fonts. The contents page follows conventions by listing page numbers and adding a masthead and images. It challenges conventions by including social media usernames. The double page article follows conventions with a large headline and columns but challenges them by using a full shot of the seated model and a patterned background.
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The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover and contents page. It involves selecting images, adjusting colors, adding text in different layers and fonts, and arranging the elements to create an aesthetically pleasing and organized layout that effectively presents information to readers. Key elements like the masthead, cover lines, and article titles are replicated across pages to establish continuity and brand identity. The process is repeated for a double page spread and additional article pages to develop a cohesive multi-page feature story.
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The document summarizes the steps taken to design a contents page for a magazine. Key steps included adding the magazine name and website, rotating rectangles to act as a base, creating a title using the word "Pop", positioning original pictures and adding headings and subheadings, adding page numbers in different colors, and overlapping transparent squares to create photo frames. Secondary images and a posters section were also included, along with social media logos and a selfie of the editor with a note about the magazine contents.
Process of my contents page
The document outlines the step-by-step process of creating a contents page for a magazine. It begins with adding a blank page and text box labeled "contents page". Images and the masthead are then inserted and resized. Headlines, sublines, article titles, and page numbers are added in the same font and color. Lines are used to underline sections and separate columns. Shapes and colors are used to draw attention to specific elements and link the contents page to the front cover. The process is completed by adding a final image and editor's letter.
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The document outlines the step-by-step process of creating a contents page for a magazine. It describes adding elements like a masthead, images, section dividers, featured articles, page numbers, and an editor's letter. The creator resized and positioned images, added formatting to text to make elements stand out, and filled empty spaces to create a full and realistic looking contents page.
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The document summarizes the editing process for creating magazine covers and pages in Photoshop and Quark. It describes opening files, selecting and editing images, adding and formatting text, arranging elements, and structuring pages with shapes, borders, and colors. The key steps include selecting elements, adjusting brightness/contrast, flattening layers, resizing and positioning images and text, and finalizing pages with page numbers and formatting to look professional.
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The document summarizes the editing process for creating magazine covers and pages in Photoshop and Quark. For the front cover in Photoshop, key steps included selecting an image, copying parts to new layers, blurring the background, adjusting brightness/contrast, flattening layers, adding text, and adding design elements. For the double page spread in Quark, steps were importing images, adding titled text, formatting text, adding pull quotes and page numbers. The contents page in Quark involved adding headings, structures, page numbers, articles, an editorial, and reader submissions section.
Contents page progress
1) The document describes the process of designing the contents page of a magazine in Photoshop, including adding images, adjusting colors, fonts, and positioning of text.
2) Multiple adjustments were made to images and text layout, including changing photos, sizes, locations on the page, and effects applied.
3) The final design included the masthead, feature story text overlays, a selfie with additional text, page numbers and website address, and positioning of all elements was adjusted several times for better visual flow and appeal to the target teenage audience.
Screen shots
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover and contents page in Photoshop. Key steps include adjusting images, adding text and graphics, arranging elements, and using tools to enhance photos. Additional pages were then created in InDesign, including importing images and adding article text, headlines and page numbers. Secondary images were incorporated and formatting was applied to draw attention to important elements and create a cohesive design across pages.
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.
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The document describes the process of creating a double page spread in Photoshop. Key steps include:
1. Opening an image and editing levels, curves and using unsharp mask to make it look professional.
2. Using the spot healing brush tool to remove imperfections from the model.
3. Creating the double page spread at twice the size of other pages and adding a guideline down the center.
4. Placing the edited image onto the pages and extending the background using the clone stamp tool.
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1. Creating the background in Photoshop using the same design as the front cover, and adding faded text.
2. Designing a white rectangle to hold content information, and styling it with effects.
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.
Print screens
The document describes the process of creating a magazine mockup in Photoshop and InDesign. Key steps include:
1) Setting up document presets and resolution in Photoshop and cropping images.
2) Adding design elements like mastheads, shapes, and text using tools in Photoshop and InDesign.
3) Arranging layers and images, and applying effects like filters and gradients.
4) Adding final touches like barcodes and social media links across pages.
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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.
Contents page printscreens
The document summarizes the steps taken to design a magazine contents page in Photoshop. First, the creator scanned in a floor plan to use as a guide, then added a graphic and masthead to link the contents page to the cover. An artist photo was inserted, along with edited text from the editor's note typed in Notepad. Photos were manipulated and text was rearranged. Color schemes and additional graphics like issue numbers were added to make the contents page look realistic.
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The document describes the process of creating a double page spread for a magazine. It involves opening Photoshop and creating two A4 pages. Images are added from files and edited using tools like the eraser to fade them into the page. A headline is added across both pages in the same font as the front cover. Text is then added about the article along with a quote in red to stand out. Effects are applied to the images and a blue notification is added about a competition. The final draft details further adjustments to size and effects of the images, addition of text on the left page, and lens flare in the corner to represent a spotlight as per the magazine name.
Development diary-word
The document describes the process taken to design and layout several pages for a magazine mock-up, including a double page spread, contents page, and front cover. Key steps involved setting page dimensions, adding backgrounds, inserting images and adjusting them, and placing and formatting text using various design tools. The goal was to create polished, professionally designed pages that followed magazine conventions.
Creating my contents page
The document describes the process of creating a contents page for a magazine in Photoshop. It involves opening Photoshop and setting the page size, then adding a main image and erasing the background. Additional images are then added and backgrounds erased. Text is overlaid on the images in red and black colors. Page numbers, titles and headings are organized down the side in columns. Feedback is received to add more secondary images, which are incorporated along with effects added. The final contents page includes multiple images, organized text elements, and an editor's letter shape.
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- 2. To create my contents page I firstly created a new document on Photoshop. I then went on dafont to find the font I used for my masthead to create ‘contents’. After that I inserted my masthead. Next I opened one of my images in Photoshop, created a mask and removed the background by painting in black.
- 3. After I had finished removing the background on my first image, I repeated the same process on my second image.
- 4. Next I created a rectangle, using the shape tool, and layered it behind my first image. I then began to paint over the rectangle in the same way that I did on my front cover, tying the pages together.
- 5. After I had created the background I began to edit the colour balance, brightness, and contrast on the image to make it fit with the colour scheme.
- 6. I then created a mask and removed the backgrounds of two more of my images. I also added a rectangular background to the two images in the same way I did to the first image. After that I began to add the some of the text, like the artist names, page numbers, and subheadings.
- 7. Next I created lines in between the different subheadings to create columns so that the contents page would be easier to navigate. I also left a space for the editor’s letter to go. I then added the artist names, matching the colours, not only to my colour scheme, but also to the artist.
- 8. After that, I edited the colour balance, brightness and contrast of these two images to match the rest of the image. I then changed the placement of the artist names because the rectangle was taking up too much room. This meant that I had to change the colour of the fonts and add a stroke to make them clearly visible.
- 9. Next I opened a picture of me to go by the editor’s letter. I then edited this image into a polaroid, by using an image of a plain polaroid. This was to give the editor’s letter a fun and friendly feel to it. I also chose quite a quirky font to write the editor’s letter in, so that it seems like it’s handwritten and personal. Behind this I then added another rectangle and also painted this one in the same way.
- 10. After that I moved the masthead and added the magazine’s social media username with the corresponding logos of twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. I then added all of the article titles, page numbers and information into the different sections. I also added the tree background from the cover onto the contents page, but without the colour behind and flipped, so that it links, but doesn’t copy the cover.
- 11. This is my completed contents page.