Drafts + feedback for double page spread
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The document describes revisions made to a double-page magazine spread based on feedback. Key revisions included: (1) Changing names above pictures to a large "J" and "M" near each picture. (2) Ensuring text was professional and spelling was correct. (3) Making the "J" and "M" dissolve into pictures to stand out without interrupting images. (4) Changing background colors to grey and red with red "J" and "M" for better contrast. (5) Adding a glow behind the title and images to make them stand out. (6) Changing question text to black and answer text to white to distinguish between them.
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Dps Photoshop and layour
The document describes the process taken to layout and design a double page spread (DPS) for a music magazine in Photoshop. Key steps included pasting interview text into Notepad for formatting, justifying the text, adding columns and images, and incorporating colors and fonts from the magazine cover design for consistency. The DPS went through several revisions, changing images and layout based on research of conventions from magazines in the R&B genre like XXL and Vibe. The final DPS featured a model image on the right with text in three columns on the left, including a featured artist image and pull quote from the cover font.
Making The Double Page Spread
The document discusses the process of designing a double page magazine spread. It describes changing the background image to black for better contrast, adding and editing the main image to blend with the background, adding smoke textures to the background layers for visual interest, and adding various text elements like headlines, body text, page numbers, and pull quotes styled with different fonts and colors. The overall goal was to make the double page spread engaging and successful for readers.
DPS layout decisions
The document describes the layout decisions made when designing a double page magazine spread. The designer adjusted the lighting and healed blemishes on a photo, added a title and quote, changed text colors to match the color scheme, enlarged the photo to fill more space, added spacing between questions and answers, adjusted text sizes and locations, changed word colors, altered the page number box color, sharpened the photo edges, and justified and organized the text around the model.
Print screens
The document provides details about the steps taken to design print screens for a magazine cover and contents page. It describes opening Photoshop and inserting images, adding text and formatting elements like fonts, sizes, and colors. Skills learned include setting up international paper sizes, making objects transparent, copying and pasting mastheads between pages, and placing images. Convention elements included are cover lines, mastheads, issue numbers, contact info, and titles. The purpose is to showcase skills in magazine design and application of typical conventions.
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The document describes the development of the author's production skills over the course of creating a magazine project. In the preliminary tasks, the author knew little about magazine conventions but learned through trial and error. Comparing early tasks to the final product showed great improvement in editing skills and understanding how to properly apply codes and conventions. This journey helped make the magazine more professional and developed the author's production abilities throughout.
Making my First Draft of My Double Page Spread
The document describes the process of creating a double page magazine spread in Photoshop and Publisher. Key steps included removing the background of an image using selection tools in Photoshop, placing the image and text in Publisher for easier column formatting, adding a title and pull quote with varied formatting, and including design elements like colored shapes and text styling to make the spread visually interesting.
Construction of double page spread
The document describes the process of designing a double page spread for a magazine. It discusses selecting an image, removing color to make it black and white, positioning the image in the top right corner and fitting text around it. It also covers writing a headline, copy, and grab quote and receiving feedback that led to alterations like flipping the image, resizing it, changing spacing, and adding a byline. The final version incorporates these changes to better follow magazine conventions and work as a cohesive whole.
Skills development ccccc
1. The document describes the process of designing a contents page for a magazine, adding various design elements like colored boxes, lines, images, and logos to make it look more professional and finished.
2. Revisions were made such as changing colors to be lighter and more readable, removing Facebook/Twitter logos and replacing with simpler logos, and adjusting images and text sizes to fit additional content.
3. The final version has additional articles, photos, contact information, issue numbering, and other elements to create a polished, fully-designed contents page.
Music Magazine Construction
1. The document describes the process of designing a music magazine, including choosing fonts, laying out pages, and editing images.
2. Key elements included choosing a close-up image for the front cover after realizing an initial shot was unprofessional.
3. For the double-page interview, questions were styled differently than answers and images were enlarged to stand out more.
4. The contents page design evolved from using boxes around text to leaving it plain for a cleaner look aligned with real magazines.
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The student learned several skills from the preliminary task to the final music magazine product. Feedback on the preliminary cover indicated that the red lines did not stand out and there was too much text, so the student ensured light text on dark backgrounds and minimized text in the final product. Feedback also noted to use a bold masthead and principle of thirds, which were continued. Overall, the student learned Photoshop skills like cutting out images and using techniques like drop shadows. The preliminary task helped the student improve the layout, design, and professionalism of the final magazine.
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This document summarizes the steps taken to design a double page magazine spread. The designer chose a large main image to fill one page and used the other page for interview information and the artist's name. Text and additional images were carefully positioned and formatted. Colors, fonts, and graphic elements were selected and styled to create visual interest and tie the spread together visually based on the theme and feel of the artist's work. The end result was an engaging two-page magazine feature that effectively presented information about the artist through text, images, and graphic design.
Evidence of my work!
- The document discusses the process of creating a magazine in InDesign, including screenshots of selecting images, laying out pages on a grid, and editing photos.
- The author created a contact sheet to choose images for articles, selecting one with powerful facial expressions. Photos were edited and placed on pages.
- Steps are described for creating a feature article on rock music and violence, including writing with fake blood and selecting pull quotes.
- The contents page was made with the magazine title, "CONTENTS," and images and text listing article pages. An interview spread included a large photo and introduction.
Contents page progress
1) The document describes the process of designing the contents page of a magazine in Photoshop, including adding images, adjusting colors, fonts, and positioning of text.
2) Multiple adjustments were made to images and text layout, including changing photos, sizes, locations on the page, and effects applied.
3) The final design included the masthead, feature story text overlays, a selfie with additional text, page numbers and website address, and positioning of all elements was adjusted several times for better visual flow and appeal to the target teenage audience.
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This document discusses magazine front covers and improving magazine designs based on peer feedback. It includes three draft magazine covers created by a student. The student made changes between drafts such as changing fonts, colors, and layout based on feedback to make the covers more attention grabbing and effective.
Media powerpoint magazine
This document discusses magazine front covers and improving magazine designs based on peer feedback. It includes three draft magazine covers created by a student. The student made changes between drafts such as changing fonts, colors, and layout based on feedback to make the covers more attention grabbing and effective.
Unit 35 - LO3
The document outlines the process for creating a magazine from start to finish in three stages:
1. The front cover and double page spreads are designed in Photoshop using images, text, and graphics to attract the target audience and match the style of inspiration magazines.
2. The production plan schedules the work of writers, editors, layout staff, and other employees over a week to determine content, edit pages, and place advertisements.
3. The finished magazine files are sent to the printer, distributed to warehouses, and made available to the public, completing the monthly magazine production cycle.
Unit 14 - LO3
The document outlines the process for creating a magazine from start to finish in three stages:
1. The front cover and double page spreads are designed in Photoshop using images, text, and graphic elements to attract the target audience and match the style of inspiration magazines.
2. The production plan schedules the work of writers, editors, layout staff, and other employees over a week to determine content, edit pages, and place advertisements.
3. The finished magazine files are sent to the printer, distributed to warehouses, and made available to the public, completing the monthly magazine production cycle.
Question 7
The document describes the progression of the author's skills in using design software to create magazine covers, contents pages, and spreads over multiple iterations. For the initial school magazine cover created in Publisher, the author notes basic layout but room for improvement. Subsequent preliminary contents showed honing skills in Publisher. For the final music magazine, the author switched to Photoshop and continued developing abilities, feeling most pleased with the final contents and double-page spread while also noting continued room for growth. Overall, the author observed a "massive improvement" from their early work to the final pieces.
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The document outlines an evaluation containing 7 questions about a media product. It then provides detailed responses to the first two questions. For question 1, the response discusses how the music magazine uses conventions of existing magazines in its front cover, contents page, and double page spread layouts while also challenging some conventions through new designs and color choices. For question 2, it represents the indie/alternative genre through the images, colors, and topics chosen that appeal to that social group.
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Image planning done
The student plans to use photos of themselves and their father in their magazine image planning. For the front cover, they will use a photo of themselves or their father staring at the reader. For the contents page, they will use a photo of their father playing guitar along with an explanation. For the double page spread, they will use cropped photos of themselves and their father looking at the title to draw the reader's attention and make them recognizable. They selected photos that fulfill the roles needed of drawing the reader in and representing the story being told in the magazine.
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The document discusses various image editing techniques used for different elements of a magazine. For the front cover image, no editing was done to keep the full image. The contents page image was cropped and a black bar was added on the left side to fit the magazine size. For double page spreads, the background was removed using the rubber and crop tools to perfectly fit the images into the spreads.
Colour palette
This 3 sentence summary provides the high-level information from the document:
The document discusses a color palette for a magazine. It describes choosing a black background with a green logo background and light green writing. Green will be the main color as it will be in the logo, with black as the second most used color for all the text.
Double page spread layout
This double page spread will be used as the images and layout fit well with the idea. The contents and headline are correctly positioned to fill out the empty spaces on the pages.
Contents page layout
This document provides a contents page layout with sections labeled CONTENTS and a special offer section. An image is included and placed in a location intended to attract the reader's attention. The overall structure and organization of the contents page is deemed to be in good order and visually appealing.
Front cover layout
This document discusses a magazine layout that uses common magazine elements like headlines, text blocks, and logos. The layout includes a masthead, headline, text blocks, and mini contents section repeated across the front cover. The document explains that this layout is inspired by a Q magazine cover and uses the space well, making it a good choice for this magazine's front cover design.
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The document discusses different fonts and their impressions for a school magazine. It evaluates several fonts for their suitability for the magazine. It dismisses fonts that have an eerie, childish, horror-themed, or sporty impression as not appropriate. It selects a font that gives a classy and formal impression as the best choice for the magazine.
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This document describes the design process for a magazine contents page. The designer used contrasting colors of light brown and red for readability. Bullet points and a fun font were added to section headings to draw the reader's eye. An image was included on the final cover to illustrate the purpose of a contents page.
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- 4. From here I just started to fill in my contents of the double page spread and then my classmates told me to make sure the text was in place and looked professional so I did this in the slides to come.
- 5. I finished the contents of this page and made sure the font was the correct used and all the spelling was correct.
- 6. After filling in my contents page, I had received feedback that the J and the M was covering the images, therefore I used a tool to make the J and M to “dissolve” into the pictures to make them stand out but not interrupt the images. I also added the page number in the bottom right hand corner
- 7. After feedback, I come to the agreement that the background colours were wrong, so I changed this to grey and red in the middle, and then changed the J and M to red so they stood out. I thought this was a good idea since the colours contrasted better.
- 8. I then used a tool to make the title and the images have a glow behind them to make them stand out better and not be as “dull” as they where. I think this made a good effect to the magazine and made it look better.
- 9. I then took feedback from others, and realised that the questions in my contents where hard to establish between them and the answers, so I changed the colour of the questions to black and kept the answers in white, so it was easier to know what's what.
- 10. This is my final Double page spread, I had changed the page number from red to white so it stood out more, and straightened the contents to make it look more professional and in the correct place.