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The document discusses the language used in a magazine, noting that it uses both informal and colloquial language at times to relate to its target audience, as well as more formal language for certain content. It also references how the language of "from rags to riches" can be inspirational for telling the story of a grime artist seeking fame.
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The document discusses the various technologies and skills the author has learned. The author has improved their skills in navigation using Google and become more familiar with the Mac operating system. The author has also learned skills in Photoshop such as using the magnetic lasso tool, importing images, and adding special effects to text. They have learned how to use InDesign to open double page spreads, add columns, and import images and files. Additional skills mentioned include creating questionnaires and analyzing results in Survey Monkey, importing and editing Prezi presentations, and uploading and embedding work from different programs onto their blog.
Steps taken to make front cover
The document outlines the steps taken to design the front cover of a music magazine, including adding a masthead with effects, straplines above and below to grab attention, a slogan on the bottom, price, barcode, images reflecting the grime music genre, cover lines, and a website to make it look like a real magazine cover and appeal to the intended audience.
Modification of image
I used the magnetic lasso tool to select a person in an image and separate them from the background, then deleted the background to modify the image and leave only the person.
Modification of image
The document discusses modifying images. It likely covers how to edit or alter digital photos and graphics. The key topic is techniques for changing or updating visual content in order to customize or personalize images.
Brainstorm
This magazine aims to inform its audience about live concerts and interviews with famous grime artists. It also intends to persuade its target readership to purchase the magazine by using attention-grabbing cover lines and headlines that communicate the compelling content inside.
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