2. Which picture I will NOT use
Inappropriate
mise-en-scene
Long-shot (The
reader can’t see
who the artist is)
Blurry backgroundUnsuitable
costume and
muddled
The Artist face is
tilted therefore
the reader can’t
see her. No eye
contact with the
reader
Blurry mise-en-scene and
poor choice of shot
Inappropriate
mise-en-
scene
Poor choice of
costume makes
the image look
unprofessional
Costume(hood
cover the mod
face. Could
represent diffe
connotations

3. Which picture I will use
The mid-shot of Henrietta Dent focuses only on
her rather than the background. The reason I
chose this is image is because it immediately
portrays her personality and builds interaction
with the audience. The image focuses mainly
on her face but it also has a natural look will
appeals to the audience. The natural light with
no flash gives a warmer feel to the artist as well
as the image. The panned background allows
the reader to focuses on her. The mid-shot
includes the hand gestures of the artist.
Panned
background
Interaction
with the
audience Direct contact with the
audience & also
represent the artist
Costume which
blends with the
artist and
background

4. In this shot
I adjusted
the levels
of the
model face.
The
brighter
image will
make the
shot more
appealing

5. Using the plaster
tool( Burn tool)
this allowed me
to remove the
small details on
the models face.
E.g. the freckles
and anything
else.

6. Using the magic
lasso tool, I went
around the
models teeth to
adjust the colour

7. Once I had
drawn around
the
teeth, using
ink tool I
changed the
hue, saturatio
n and the
lightness of
her teeth.
Therefore
they became
whiter and
clearer.

9. Once I was happy with all
the adjustments on the
models face, I decided to
adjust the colour and
change it to black and
white only.

10. I also adjusted the
brightness and
contrast for the image
to stand out, as its
black and white.

11. The final touches
included leaving the
models lips red. This will
immediately catch the
readers attention but it
also give a touch of
brightness and colour.
The red is also effective
as it blends well with the
other red on the double
page spread.

12. I used these this brush to give a
delicate but sophisticated look to
my double page spread. The I
changed the colour to red as it
blends will the rest of the double
page spread. Once I was happy with
the placement of the brushes I
added a tool box in the middle, then
dragged this image onto my double
page spread.

13. Final double
page spread
was then
placed on
publisher so
that the text
was built
around the
brush effect.

14. • The first and second draft of the double page spread
didn’t follow the conventions of a typical music
magazine. After receiving my feedback I decided to
change certain conventions on my double page spread
such as font, colour and effects so that my double page
spread followed the conventions of a music magazine
and followed the conventions to attract my target
audience. Based on the music magazine I followed (Q
magazine) I improved and made changes in order to
have an appropriate double page spread. I edited the
image and adjusted the font in order to attract my
target audience.

15. Final Double Page spread