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The document describes the process of creating a double page spread for a magazine. First, the main image was added from Photoshop and edited to be brighter. Then a footer with page numbers in a black and red triangle was added. Next, the main article, byline and artist quote were formatted into three columns. The full page image was used to highlight the main feature. Finally, another masthead was added to identify the section for readers.
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- 1. Creating my double page spread
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- 5. Masthead/drop cap/ final adjustments Then I added another masthead to the top of the image page as this linked with the other two pages I have created and it let the reader know what they were about to read so they can decide if they want to read that bit or not.