Double Page Spread Planning
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This document describes a paper plan for a double page article layout. The author created a second paper plan to see if it looked more effective than the first design. They liked the setup of the second plan and decided to create it in InDesign as well. In their evaluation, the author prefers this second version as it looks more professional and suits the genre better. It includes branding in the top corner and page numbers for navigation.
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This document describes the process of creating a magazine cover across two drafts. In the first draft, the author experimented with background colors and gradients, positioned images, and worked on the masthead font. Plugs were added and repositioned until the final draft 1 was completed. In the second draft, the author made adjustments as stated in draft 1 and felt the results were more visually appealing and professional with a consistent color scheme and fonts.
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The document compares the author's preliminary magazine project to their final magazine project. For the final project, the author used more professional software that allowed for better layout, color scheme, font usage, and inclusion of more polished images. The final magazine had a more coherent design that followed industry conventions, unlike the preliminary version. The author learned to create a more polished and professional end product by utilizing better design principles and software for the final magazine.
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The document summarizes the steps taken to design a double page magazine spread. First, the main image was inserted and altered to look striking with strong colors. The article headline was then added across both pages in Photoshop with half white and half black text for emphasis. A black rectangle box with white text was used to add a brief description tilted to match the headline. The article text was inserted in a three column InDesign text box. Finally, an exclusive tab and page number were added using shaped boxes and consistent colors throughout the spread.
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1. The document describes the steps taken to design the contents page for a magazine. Key steps included erasing backgrounds, adjusting brightness, creating shapes, adding headings and page numbers using consistent fonts, and including a photo and information about articles.
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The document describes the process of designing a magazine from start to finish. It begins with creating a contents page by placing images in columns labeled "Cover Stories" and "News." Next, a large headline image and name are used to open the feature article. Another article is added using a full-page image to allow space for text. The contents page is filled out with additional images and page numbers. The feature article is then populated with text, adjusted photos and pull quotes to make it visually engaging. More photos, pull quotes and drop caps are added to complete the article.
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I've been working on my magazine draft over the past six weeks, making steady progress on various sections. In the first two weeks, I focused on my contents page, adding pictures and organizing artist listings alphabetically. For weeks three and four, I refined formatting and chose color schemes to make the magazine look more polished. By week five, I began work on my front cover and custom logo. With two weeks remaining, I expect to complete the draft magazine and start a new project.
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The document compares and analyzes features of double page spreads from magazines MIXMAG, NME, and KERRANG. It notes styles of pictures, writing, quotes and institutional branding used and considers which elements to incorporate into the author's own double page research article. Key aspects considered include using a Q&A writing style, multiple pictures, prominent logos, and quotes to break up text. The goal is to create an interesting spread that maintains a clear house style.
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Deemple Morar provides step-by-step instructions for creating a contents page for a magazine. First, they apply a dark pink background color. Next, they add a light pink rectangular shape and insert the text "contents" above it in a text box. Additionally, images are opened, adjusted for brightness and contrast, and dragged onto the page. Finally, cover lines including "News", "Important Dates", "Trips", and an "Editor's Letter" are added in text boxes to complete the contents page.
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Deemple Morar created a contents page for a magazine called "Phoenix" in InDesign. They designed the page with three columns and added section headings like "Regular Contents", "Issue/Date", and "Featured Content" in the brand color scheme. Images and text were imported from Word and formatted to fit in the layout. Page numbers were added throughout to direct readers to the relevant pages. The final contents page was checked for errors before completion.
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This document discusses the process of creating a magazine media product for a class. It examines how the creator analyzed various magazines to get ideas for fonts, layouts, images and colors. They particularly liked the style of "Vibe" magazine focused on R&B music. While using "Vibe" as inspiration, the creator changed aspects like headings, pictures and colors to develop their own style. The document reflects on the challenges of making the magazine look professional and how feedback helped improve the final product.
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The document compares the student's magazine cover to 'Q' magazine, noting it looks plain with too much white space. The student provides examples of magazines with a heading spanning both pages and a consistent color scheme, using a question and answer interview style. To improve their magazine cover, the student will adopt this template to create a higher quality, professional double page spread.
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 summarizes the steps taken to implement a magazine front page design in InDesign. Key steps included:
1. Placing an edited image and setting the gridlines.
2. Adding the magazine title at the bottom of the page as the design suggested.
3. Inserting a banner at the top and adding colored circles on each side to match the title color.
Final cover changes [autosaved]
This document describes the process of creating a magazine cover across two drafts. In the first draft, the author experimented with background colors and gradients, positioned images, and worked on the masthead font. Plugs were added and repositioned until the final draft 1 was completed. In the second draft, the author made adjustments as stated in draft 1 and felt the results were more visually appealing and professional with a consistent color scheme and fonts.
Final cover changes [autosaved]
This document describes the process of creating a magazine cover across two drafts. In the first draft, the author experimented with background colors and gradients, positioned images, and worked on the masthead font. Plugs were added and repositioned until the final draft 1 was completed. In the second draft, the author made adjustments as stated in draft 1 and felt the results were more visually appealing and professional with a consistent color scheme and fonts.
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The document compares the author's preliminary magazine project to their final magazine project. For the final project, the author used more professional software that allowed for better layout, color scheme, font usage, and inclusion of more polished images. The final magazine had a more coherent design that followed industry conventions, unlike the preliminary version. The author learned to create a more polished and professional end product by utilizing better design principles and software for the final magazine.
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The document summarizes the steps taken to design a double page magazine spread. First, the main image was inserted and altered to look striking with strong colors. The article headline was then added across both pages in Photoshop with half white and half black text for emphasis. A black rectangle box with white text was used to add a brief description tilted to match the headline. The article text was inserted in a three column InDesign text box. Finally, an exclusive tab and page number were added using shaped boxes and consistent colors throughout the spread.
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1. The document describes the steps taken to design the contents page for a magazine. Key steps included erasing backgrounds, adjusting brightness, creating shapes, adding headings and page numbers using consistent fonts, and including a photo and information about articles.
Processes
The document describes the process of designing a magazine from start to finish. It begins with creating a contents page by placing images in columns labeled "Cover Stories" and "News." Next, a large headline image and name are used to open the feature article. Another article is added using a full-page image to allow space for text. The contents page is filled out with additional images and page numbers. The feature article is then populated with text, adjusted photos and pull quotes to make it visually engaging. More photos, pull quotes and drop caps are added to complete the article.
Magazine cover progress
I've been working on my magazine draft over the past six weeks, making steady progress on various sections. In the first two weeks, I focused on my contents page, adding pictures and organizing artist listings alphabetically. For weeks three and four, I refined formatting and chose color schemes to make the magazine look more polished. By week five, I began work on my front cover and custom logo. With two weeks remaining, I expect to complete the draft magazine and start a new project.
School magazine evaluation
The document discusses key elements of a magazine's front cover including the cover line, feature article photograph, and masthead. It provides descriptions of each element and their purpose to attract readers' attention. The document also mentions tools used to design the front cover and contents page to make them look professional and ensure the magazine stands out. It recommends trying new design tools to further improve the overall quality and salability of the magazine.
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The document discusses different elements of a magazine cover page including the cover line, feature article photograph, and masthead. It provides descriptions of each element and things the creator can improve upon such as using clearer fonts, colors, and pictures and ensuring these elements are placed well and stand out to attract customers. The document also mentions using various design tools to create the cover page and contents page to make them look official and help sell the magazine.
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The document discusses different elements of a magazine cover page including the cover line, feature article photograph, and masthead. It provides descriptions of each element and things the creator can improve upon such as using clearer fonts, colors, and pictures and ensuring these elements are placed well and stand out to attract customers. The document also mentions using various design tools to create the cover page and contents page to make them look official and help sell the magazine.
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- 5. Paper plan 2 I then decided to do another paper plan to see if this one looked more effective then my first design. I really liked the set up of this plan- so I decided to make up this in InDesign as well.
- 7. Evaluation I definitely prefer this version of my double page article as I think it looks more professional and suits the genre I am trying to portray more. I have also included brand identity in the top left corner- which is very obvious for the reader to see what magazine they are reading and so they associate this type of article with my magazine. I also made sure I put page numbers- as the reader will be looking for these to see what page they want to turn to read the article.