Double Page Spread
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The document describes the steps taken to produce a contents page for a magazine interview, including setting up a two-page spread with three columns on each, adding a gradient background and header with the magazine name and interview details, inserting two images, adding a main header above the article text imported into three columns, and including identifying information and pull quotes to complement the article.
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Evaluation
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The student evaluated their work producing a magazine front cover and contents page for a course. They found that while they were able to use software like Photoshop and Quark, their designs broke several conventions for magazine layout. Specifically, the front cover had text over the main image and missing date/issue details. The contents page was missing credits, full contact information, and page numbers by images. The student concluded they have more to learn but gained experience that will help them design better magazine pages following industry standards in the future.
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4) Refining the layout and design through adjustments to font sizes, colors, and positions of elements to improve readability and emphasis.
Anertations for contents page
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The creator used various formatting tools like text boxes, shapes, fonts, and colors to design section headings and page previews for the contents page. Pictures and text were added below bold titles and page numbers to provide insights into the magazine pages. Various stylistic elements like different font styles and sizes were implemented to make certain elements like advertisements or editors picks stand out compared to the other text.
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Construction Progress
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- A gray background was used for the front cover, with a central image of the model making eye contact with the viewer. Additional elements like text boxes, masthead, and images were added.
- A color theme of yellow, red, blue, and black was established. Quotes, different fonts, and graphic elements like circles were incorporated.
- The contents page features the masthead at the top, sections and page numbers listed, and additional images of people featured in the magazine. Descriptions about artists were also included.
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2) It then explains the process for designing the contents page, including a black background, masthead, photos, "Contents" header, and listing of sections and page numbers.
3) Finally, it outlines the creation of a double-page article spread, including a curved silver title, featured photo of a musician, additional photos with smoke effects, text, captions, and pull quotes.
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Question 1
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Screen shots of the dble page
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The document describes the process of designing the front cover, contents page, and double page spread (DPS) of a magazine. For the front cover, a gray background was used with a model image in the center giving direct eye contact. Text boxes were added in yellow and red. Additional images and design elements were incorporated from other magazines. The contents page included the masthead, images of the featured people, and descriptions of articles. The DPS used a split layout with an image on one side and three text boxes describing the featured artist on the other side.
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- A color theme of yellow, red, blue, and black was established. Quotes, different fonts, and graphic elements like circles were incorporated.
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- Layout challenges Vibe magazine by using smaller images alongside text instead of one large central image.
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This document provides an overview of how Andrew Adegasoye constructed various elements of his music magazine using design software. It describes his process for designing the front cover, including selecting an authentic studio background, choosing a focal image of an artist, designing two masthead options, adding text effects, and including other images. It also details how he designed the contents page by selecting main images and adding relevant text and photos. Finally, it outlines his double page article spread, including positioning the headline, stand first, quote, and page numbers effectively.
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The document describes the process of creating the front cover and contents page for a magazine. Key details include:
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Screenshots showing editing processes on photoshop and quark
Screenshots showing editing processes on photoshop and quark
Double Page Spread
- 1. Stages of how I produced my contents page
- 2. First of all I got my two pages set up, I then added 3 columns on each page, I added a gradient background so the background wasn’t just plain white.
- 3. I then added a header, with the magazines name on it and making sure the reader knows its an interview with the phrase ‘interview exclusive’, I also added two images, this filled nearly the whole left side and will be the opposite side to the article.
- 4. I then added the main header, this took up a third of the page, and will be above my article.
- 5. Then I added a stand first, this lets the reader know a bit more about the article before reading it all.
- 6. I then imported the article in, making it into 3 equal columns, I included a bold drop cap on the first paragraph and also added information at the end of the article about the star and contacts details.
- 7. I then added the by lines for the images and the text, and added page numbers in each bottom corner, I also added the word BUZZ in the top right, which is the magazines name.
- 8. I then added a pull quote to fill the white space on the opposite page to the article, I added this with a shadow. This is a quote from the article.