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This document describes Emma Collins' process for creating a contents page for a magazine. It details how she added the logo, title, images and page numbers, sticking to the color scheme of red and yellow. Headers and numbers are in Bebas Neue font, while body text is Times New Roman. Additional sections were added using Photoshop tools and keeping the color scheme and layout design. The contents title color was later changed for better contrast.
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Double page spread evidence
Emily created a double page spread layout in InDesign with columns and placeholder text. She added image boxes for the main image and sub-image, leaving a gap for a pull quote. Next, she filled in the text and added the images she had edited in Photoshop. She used the same font for the article header as the masthead and placed the masthead by the page numbers. She also added a drop cap to the interview column. Finally, she added more edited images, including one where she incorporated her model's face onto another person's body standing next to Ed Sheeran.
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The document compares the design elements and conventions used in the creator's music magazine to those used in the real magazine VIBE. Some similarities identified include using a similar color scheme of black, white and red. Both magazines use the rule of thirds and place the main contents on one side of the page. Differences include the creator using black for the masthead instead of red and making the cover image less bright. The creator also included a barcode that VIBE did not have.
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Double page spread evidence
Emily created a double page spread layout in InDesign with columns and placeholder text. She added image boxes for the main and sub images along with a gap for a pull quote. Next, she filled in the text and images, using the same font for the header as the masthead on the cover. She also included the masthead by the page numbers and artist's name above the article. Finally, she added another edited image to create a concert vibe, made a box for image definitions, and added a gradient to an image of a model holding a microphone.
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4. Inserting and resizing photos on the right side and adding page numbers to each image.
creating the front cover
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- 1. Making the contents Emma Collins Year 12
- 2. To start off creating my contents I added the logo, title and image of the front cover following the design of my layout. The title is keeping to the same fonts used on the front cover which is ‘Bebas Neue’. Sticks to the colour scheme using red and yellow. I then added the photos I am using on my contents page, and added the page numbers, and for the main image (the band featured on the front cover and the double page spread) I've added a title and contents information for the double page spread. Used Red for the numbers and black for writing. Fonts: Bebas Neue & Times New Roman. (Edited photos explanation on my blog)
- 3. I added the extra section for the contents at the bottom of the page, I did this by using the rectangle tool on Photoshop. I stuck to the colour scheme by using the masthead and the yellow strip and the grey background which was used on the front cover. I added the contents information to the right of the page, following my layout design. I used the rectangle tool on Photoshop and the writing tool. I’ve kept to the colour scheme using yellow for the banners, black for the writing, and red for the page numbers. • The font used for the headers and numbers is Bebas Neue from DaFont.com. • The font used for the information section is Times New Roman. I’ve used bands and artists such as Arcade Fire, Vampire weekend and Ed Sheeran as they fit into the alternative/Indie genre.
- 4. I added a photo to the extra section on my contents page, I also added a extract from an article which links to the photo. I decided to take this idea from NME when it has a article on the contents page. The font used for the article is Myriad Pro. I’ve used red to hi-light the important areas such as the page number to where the rest of the article is on. Whilst creating the contents page I changed the colour of the contents title, I did this because I didn’t like the contrast between the red and yellow, I decided on using black as it looked better in front of the yellow. I decided I would use these two colours combined for the contents sub headings.
- 5. UTM rising star: This section features a new talent every issue and includes a extract from the page it is on. Contents subheadings:
- 6. Main Image Masthead & Contents Title Image Subtitle Contents info Contents info Contents info Contents info Contents info Contents info Contents info Subtitle Contents info Subtitle Image Image