The document describes the process of creating a double page spread in Photoshop. It involves: 1. Opening a new document and changing the page size to A3. 2. Importing an image, rotating it, and resizing it to fill the page. 3. Creating text and adding design elements like lines and colors to divide the pages and add effects. 4. Inserting page numbers and text wrapping an image, while using different fonts and sizes for quotes. 5. Adding a final pull quote to complete the double page article layout.

1. Double Paged
Spread
Progress

2. The first thing I did was
open a new document in
Photoshop but I had to
change the measurements
of the page to A3 because
that is the size I needed for
my double paged spread.
The next thing I did was to
go into the image tab and
select the image tab and
then rotate 90 degrees
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3. The next thing I did was to open my
image in a Photoshop file , I had to make
it fill the page size because I think that it
would make a better double paged
spread
I made sure that I didn’t stretch the
image by making sure that when I
made the image bigger I held down
the shift key at the same time.
I had already converted
my image into a black and
white in a camera raw
file, in Photoshop.

4. The next thing that I did was create my
text, I experimented with a variety of
different styles of font, in order to come
up with a satisfying result.
I then added a diagonal line
underneath the band name to add an
extra effect to the title, I also think
that it goes well with the colour
scheme.

5. My next step was to add a line down the middle of the page to make the page look like it has more of a crease in a real
double paged spread would I did this by drawing one black straight line (IMAGE ONE), making a new layer then and then
drawing another two straight lines on either side of the black line in white (IMAGE TWO), making the crease start to
develop more. I then changed the opacity of the white to make it a bit lighter I then opened a new layer and drew
another light white line (IMAGE THREE), my last step was to add another line using the paintbrush tool, in black, by doing
this I have finished the look of the crease in the middle of my double paged spread I think that this was a very successful
way of adding a good effect to my double paged spread.

6. My next step was to insert a
drop cap, I experimented
with the different fonts and
colours and the in the end I
settled on the black ‘W’ in
the font called
The next thing I
added onto my
double paged spread
was the page
numbers this was
quite an easy step
and it didn’t take to
long although I did
have to position the
numbers so that they
were aligned
symmetrically on
either sides of the
page.
After inserting the drop cap for my
double paged spread I then went
onto add in my little introduction
to the double paged spread after
completing my research I found out
that many other magazines used a
little introduction at there
beginning of their articles with a
drop cap on the first letter.

7. I then began to add in my text
to the double paged spread.
This was quite a time consuming task because I had to position the words
so that they evenly fitted around the main image on my double paged
spread, the only way I could do this was to copy and paste the text in bit by
bit and then by just using the spacebar I evenly fitted all of the text around the main image.
I also added different colours for the text, I used a white bigger font for the interviewer, and the questions that they
had asked. I used a purple colour for Dakota’s dialect. And a maroon coloured text for Rose’s dialect. The font for
Dakota and rose was slightly smaller than the interviewers text.

8. On this slide I have carried on to show the screenshots of my
progress when I added in he text.

9. My final step was to add the pull quote to my double paged spread, from
my initial research and analysis I found that this was also a component
that was on all magazines double paged spread articles.

10. This is
my final
double
paged
spread