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The document describes the process of designing a double page magazine spread. The author adds a photo, page number, subheading, artist name, and quote to structure the layout and provide context. Text is imported and formatting is adjusted to align elements professionally according to magazine conventions.
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- 2. Used the text tool to add page number if readers are looking for the article.
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