Double page spread production log 1
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The document is a production log for a double page spread created by Kianna Briggs in InDesign. It details how she used various tools to lay out images and text across two pages according to her plan. This included using the rectangle frame tool to indicate image placement, opening images in Photoshop to manipulate their size, and using the text tool to add titles and a quote in different fonts, sizes, and colors to draw attention.
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Kianna Briggs created a layout plan for the front cover of her funky house music magazine. She selected an image of a singer holding a microphone that would grab attention due to its bright colors. Kianna used Photoshop's lasso tool to precisely cut out the image and remove the white background. She then placed the edited image onto the InDesign layout according to her plan. Kianna also added the magazine's masthead, which she had to print screen and crop due to download issues. Finally, she included a skyline with varying font sizes to highlight important words and completed the cover with two contrasting fonts, Rockwell and Sans Serif, to achieve a funky look.
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The document describes the process of creating a contents page in Adobe InDesign. It discusses dividing the page into columns for images and text, adding section headings, placing images in boxes, adding borders, sharpening images, shaping images into triangles, adding a subscription box with social media icons, and creating the final contents page layout. The overall page uses a yellow and black color scheme and includes six images and multiple sections to organize information for the target urban audience.
6. production reflection
Charlotte began working on her second double page spread for her final major project. She opened Adobe InDesign to set up the spread with A4 portrait pages next to each other. She created grids and guides to help with layout and added background images found through Google. Later in the week, she took photos at the college studio for her project, editing them in Photoshop and Lightroom. Most recently she has been placing the edited images into her InDesign layout and starting to add text to her first double page spread.
Question 6
I have learned about several technologies from constructing this music magazine product:
1. I used InDesign to layout the magazine pages, allowing me to plan and organize the placement of images and content before starting work.
2. I used Photoshop to edit images for the cover, contents page, and spreads, applying tools like airbrushing and adjusting hue and saturation.
3. I used Flickr as image storage for my photoshoots, sharing the link on my blog so others could view and comment on the images.
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The document discusses the author's skills development in creating a double page spread. Initially, the author only used basic tools like move and scale, but developed skills to use more tools and control layer order. While the main image was high quality, the author struggled with fitting the headline text and could have improved the font choice to make it stand out more. Secondary images were used well to break up body text.
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The document summarizes the process of creating a magazine cover and double page spread for a film magazine. Key points:
- The creator has nearly completed the cover using subject images for the background and text providing details on featured articles.
- For the double page spread, margins and a center line were drawn using a ruler tool, and a large subject image was placed on one page to represent a poster, with text to be added to the other page.
- Backgrounds and text were then added to the double page spread, along with cropped subject images to fill space and represent vehicles from the film.
Question 6
I used various tools and software to plan, design, and create my magazine work. This included using Blogger to organize my work online, Microsoft Word to make blog posts more creative, and Scribd to embed Word documents into my blog. I also used PowerPoint to annotate images and upload slides to SlideShare, Photoshop to develop my editing skills, and Animoto to create a video with pictures and music. Facebook, YouTube, and various websites provided inspiration and reference materials. This exposure to new tools expanded my digital skills and helped me produce higher quality magazine work.
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Jack Roberts created a magazine as a print project. He did initial research by analyzing existing magazines. He created mind maps and a mood board to plan his concept. He then did experiments with a practice cover and spread to understand layout. His proposal discussed his target audience and how prior projects informed his work. In pre-production, he made a style sheet with colors and posters to guide his work. Finally, he designed the cover and double page spread in Photoshop, choosing photos, fonts, and laying out the text and images.
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The document describes using Photoshop tools like the clone tool, blur tool, and quick selection tool to edit an image for a double page spread. The quick selection tool was used to cut out parts of an image. The clone tool extended the bridge of a guitar. And the blur tool smoothed edges to blend elements together.
Question 6
The document discusses the various technologies the author used to create a magazine product. They used Adobe Photoshop to design the front cover and contents page, allowing them to add layers, effects, and edit images. Adobe InDesign helped with page layout. The author also used Wordpress to create an online blog and Prezi to present work. Overall, the author feels they have improved their technology and research skills through utilizing various tools to construct their magazine.
Evaluation q6)
The student used Photoshop and Quark to design a music magazine cover, content page, and double page spread. In Photoshop, they used various tools like the crop tool and pen tool to edit images and cut out backgrounds. They also used tools like the horizontal text tool to add styled text. In Quark, they placed images and text using tools like the item tool and text content tool, and organized content with tables. Gaining experience with these design software helped the student produce professional-looking work representing the rock genre.
Construction of my media magazine - double page spread
I have created the first stage of a double page spread for my media magazine in Adobe Fireworks. I have chosen two large images of the featured artists and added the magazine name in the same font as the cover to maintain consistency. I have begun inserting question and answer text in different colors to test how it looks, and have also included an album image and order details. After feedback suggesting more color, I made minor text color adjustments and added a coupon to fill empty space before selecting a patterned background image to add depth without overcomplicating the design.
Construction of my media magazine - double page spread
I have created the first stage of a double page spread for my media magazine in Adobe Fireworks. I have chosen two large images of the featured artists and added the magazine name in the same font as the cover to maintain consistency. I have begun inserting question and answer text in different colors to test how it looks, and have also included an image of a music CD and album details. After receiving feedback that it looked bare, I added more color variation to the text for easier reading. I included a coupon and changed the quote colors to make them stand out more against the white background. My final design uses a textured background image to make the page less plain and more visually appealing.
6. production reflection
The document summarizes the process taken to create the front cover and a double page spread for a magazine production project. For the front cover, the main image was centered and additional images and text were arranged around it. Fonts were selected for the masthead and issue title. Bubbles containing partially opaque images were added to the sides. For the double page spread, guide lines were used to layout the spread and images were scaled and text added. A stitching image split the segments and fonts were selected to match the front cover.
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Double page spread production log 1
- 1. Double Page Spread Production Log 1 Kianna Briggs
- 2. Production Log for Double Page Spread In order to start my double page spread I started with two pages and did this by simply double clicking on this tool which created two pages.
- 3. I then created a plan on In Design which allowed me to have an overview of how my double page spread will look like. • Images: I used the • Text: Regarding the text I used • Layout: I have rectangle frame the text tool in order to show used to columns tool to show where the text will be such as the for my double where the two interview and pull quote. page spread which images will be. creates an organised look.
- 4. • This is one of the image I will be • I have using on my double page then spread. I have opened the image placed in Photoshop so that I can the image manipulate the size to fit a page. onto In Design.
- 5. • Like before I opened another image in Photoshop so I could manipulate it. I then placed it on In Design in the position I wanted in relation to my plan.
- 6. • I then used the text tool to type the name of the artist which would be what the audience are immediately drawn to. • The font I used was Stencil which has been a common font throughout my magazine pages. • This font size is the largest of 72.
- 7. • I then changed the font colour to pink because this colour has been part of my colour scheme throughout. As well as this because it is going to be placed on top of the landscape image this colour would be noticeable and not blend in with the image.
- 8. I then used the text tool again. However the font of this was Rockwell which has also been a common font I have used throughout. Due to the fact that because this piece of text was going to be placed on top of this image the colour black would not be appropriate therefore I changed it to white which would be easier to see. On the other hand because I wanted there to be a sense of diversity in this text I decided to highlight the most important word and use a brighter colour so that the audience can notice it.