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The document provides steps for creating an article to inspire young people in East London to get into grime music. It describes choosing landscape orientation for the magazine-style article to fit more pictures. Photos were taken of music equipment to illustrate what is needed to start in grime music. Headings and subheadings were designed in Photoshop with overlays and effects to make them eye-catching for youth readers.
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Eval 170619233312
The document provides steps for creating an article to inspire young people in East London to get into grime music. It describes choosing landscape orientation for the magazine-style article, taking photos of music equipment to illustrate what is needed to start in grime music, and designing the headings in Photoshop with overlays and effects to make them eye-catching for youth readers.
Evaluation 6
Emily learned about several technologies through creating her magazine project. She used a college camera to take professional-quality photos in Birmingham City Centre. She edited the photos in Photoshop, where she was already experienced using tools like the blur tool and spot healing brush. Emily created the front cover and content page in Photoshop as well, using text and shape tools. She imported these elements into InDesign, which she had to learn as new software. InDesign allowed her to wrap text around images and ensure proper page sizes. With instruction, Emily got comfortable using InDesign's interface and functions like adding columns and enhancing images. She also used basic software like Internet Explorer for research and Word for articles.
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The document describes the process of creating a magazine cover design. It involved taking a photo of a brick wall for the background, converting it to grayscale, and selectively coloring some of the bricks. Images were edited and cut out in Photoshop before being arranged on the background in InDesign. Text size and placement took some adjustments to balance with the large background image. Multiple layers were used in InDesign to structure the overlapping images and text.
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The document discusses various technologies the author learned about while creating a magazine project. They used Photoshop to add detail and experiment with new tools like placing images over text and creating bold outlines. For research, the author used Blogger, learning how to embed videos, edit posts, and share work with a wider audience. Prezi and YouTube were also utilized; Prezi helped include information in a visual format while YouTube allowed video uploads and sharing. When photographing models, the author found their Canon camera produced higher quality images than an iPhone, especially in low light conditions.
Construction
The document describes the process of creating a magazine cover design for a genre called "Grime". The designer took a photo of a brick wall for the background and experimented with different effects in Photoshop to give it a smoother, grey look. Images for the cover were edited and colors were adjusted to match the color palette. Bricks around the main image were colored to draw attention. Additional editing and layout work was done in InDesign, including adding layers, glow effects, and adjusting text sizes. The designer found creating the background and layout challenging but was pleased with the final magazine design.
Prelim task
- In the preliminary task, the font color was not clearly visible and the font looked plain, whereas for the magazine cover more care was taken to plan color schemes and select unique, exciting fonts.
- The magazine masthead was too boring and small compared to the colored squares, whereas more thought went into making the magazine cover grab attention.
- The preliminary contents page wasn't fully filled and looked unfinished, whereas ensuring the magazine contents page was busy suited the punk genre. Researching other magazines allowed adding more details.
- Layout and space usage improved from the preliminary task to the magazine, as skills and confidence with Photoshop increased through practice and development.
Opie self-portrait evaluation
The student created an Opie self-portrait in Photoshop using various tools, including the magnetic lasso tool to outline the image, the fill tool to change skin color, and the paint brush and pencil tools to add finer details. The magnetic lasso tool was difficult to use initially due to issues with adding and removing points. Overall, the student was pleased with the self-portrait but felt it could be improved with more time and care, particularly by using the pencil tool instead of the lasso for features like the nose.
Opie self
The student created an Opie self-portrait in Photoshop using various tools, including the magnetic lasso tool to outline the image, the fill tool to change skin color, and the paint brush and pencil tools to add finer details. The magnetic lasso tool was difficult to use initially due to issues with adding and removing points. Overall, the student was pleased with the portrait but felt it could be improved with more time and care, especially around details like the lips and nose.
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The document provides steps for creating an article to inspire young people in East London to get into grime music. It describes choosing landscape orientation for the magazine-style article, taking photos of music equipment to illustrate what is needed to start in grime music, and designing the headings in Photoshop with overlays and effects to make them eye-catching for youth readers.
Evaluation 6
Emily learned about several technologies through creating her magazine project. She used a college camera to take professional-quality photos in Birmingham City Centre. She edited the photos in Photoshop, where she was already experienced using tools like the blur tool and spot healing brush. Emily created the front cover and content page in Photoshop as well, using text and shape tools. She imported these elements into InDesign, which she had to learn as new software. InDesign allowed her to wrap text around images and ensure proper page sizes. With instruction, Emily got comfortable using InDesign's interface and functions like adding columns and enhancing images. She also used basic software like Internet Explorer for research and Word for articles.
Construction
The document describes the process of creating a magazine cover design. It involved taking a photo of a brick wall for the background, converting it to grayscale, and selectively coloring some of the bricks. Images were edited and cut out in Photoshop before being arranged on the background in InDesign. Text size and placement took some adjustments to balance with the large background image. Multiple layers were used in InDesign to structure the overlapping images and text.
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The document discusses various technologies the author learned about while creating a magazine project. They used Photoshop to add detail and experiment with new tools like placing images over text and creating bold outlines. For research, the author used Blogger, learning how to embed videos, edit posts, and share work with a wider audience. Prezi and YouTube were also utilized; Prezi helped include information in a visual format while YouTube allowed video uploads and sharing. When photographing models, the author found their Canon camera produced higher quality images than an iPhone, especially in low light conditions.
Construction
The document describes the process of creating a magazine cover design for a genre called "Grime". The designer took a photo of a brick wall for the background and experimented with different effects in Photoshop to give it a smoother, grey look. Images for the cover were edited and colors were adjusted to match the color palette. Bricks around the main image were colored to draw attention. Additional editing and layout work was done in InDesign, including adding layers, glow effects, and adjusting text sizes. The designer found creating the background and layout challenging but was pleased with the final magazine design.
Prelim task
- In the preliminary task, the font color was not clearly visible and the font looked plain, whereas for the magazine cover more care was taken to plan color schemes and select unique, exciting fonts.
- The magazine masthead was too boring and small compared to the colored squares, whereas more thought went into making the magazine cover grab attention.
- The preliminary contents page wasn't fully filled and looked unfinished, whereas ensuring the magazine contents page was busy suited the punk genre. Researching other magazines allowed adding more details.
- Layout and space usage improved from the preliminary task to the magazine, as skills and confidence with Photoshop increased through practice and development.
Opie self-portrait evaluation
The student created an Opie self-portrait in Photoshop using various tools, including the magnetic lasso tool to outline the image, the fill tool to change skin color, and the paint brush and pencil tools to add finer details. The magnetic lasso tool was difficult to use initially due to issues with adding and removing points. Overall, the student was pleased with the self-portrait but felt it could be improved with more time and care, particularly by using the pencil tool instead of the lasso for features like the nose.
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For the double page spread, Amy created a poster from one of her photos and PNG images. She typed the article text in Word and pasted it into the spread, adjusting formatting.
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Question 6
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Magazine design evaluation
Sam created a magazine for rock music fans in college. Through research and surveys of college students, Sam determined the target audience preferred rock music and online content over print magazines. Sam designed a logo featuring a guitar and microphone, and created covers, contents pages, and articles for the magazine in Photoshop. Photos were edited to fit the style and layouts, with consideration for font, colors, and image placement. Strengths included consistency in style, but weaknesses included some blurry source photos and cramped text on spreads.
Evaluation
1) The document discusses the evaluation of a poster created by Harmeet Kaur for a class project. Feedback was gathered from the target audience on different aspects of the poster.
2) Details are provided on the tools used to create the poster, including InDesign for layout and design elements, Photoshop for image editing, and how skillfully the creator was able to use the tools.
3) Sections cover choices made regarding images used, slogan selection through audience surveys, typeface and color scheme, hierarchy and point of focus on the poster, and composition of elements.
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1) Mono recording uses a single channel and microphone to record sound, which is played back through one speaker. This results in smaller file sizes but lacks stereo sound.
2) Stereo recording uses two channels to create a mirrored sound representation played back through two speakers. This allows for sound perspective and location.
3) Audio editing software like Logic and Audacity can be used to clean up recordings by removing unwanted noise and adding effects. A fixed or detached microphone can improve sound quality depending on the recording situation.
Call the mid wife
In the beginning, contrasting black and white pictures establish the time period. A signature tune plays to identify the show.
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In the next scene, the cockney couple runs for a train while laughing, setting a lighthearted mood. The elegant pregnant woman is seen being played violin for by her husband, seen as high class at the time.
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The student created a magazine and chose exterior photos of colorful flowers for the cover because they stood out the most from the shots taken. A close-up photo of yellowish flowers was used as the background for the cover to attract the audience with its vibrant colors. The photo was taken from a distance using the camera's zoom function and natural sunlight, capturing the flowers' natural beauty.
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My idea is to create a magazine featuring close-up photographs of flowers from my garden using my Canon camera. The target audience is people who enjoy beautiful flowers of any age. I will take test shots outdoors to practice capturing the flowers at their best before publishing pictures in the simple, easy to view magazine layout. Resources needed, such as the flowers and camera equipment, are already owned so no bookings are required. Risks like rain, bugs, and tripping must be managed for safe, high quality photo shoots.
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This document discusses why different media use visuals such as images on their covers or pages. E-newspapers and e-magazines include images to visually depict stories for readers. CD covers feature images that represent the music genre and context. DVD covers contain pictures of main characters and scenes to indicate the film's content. Book covers display images that relate to the genre and plot. Instruction manuals incorporate photographs so users can easily understand processes by seeing examples.
2 c
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2b
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- 2. I decided to make an article about how to become a grime artist for the youth of the east because they're are big east artists that people will be inspired by to make music for them self's. But people don’t know where to start sometimes so my article will tell you
- 3. Then I put the article I wrote in InDesign and made my article. I chose to make it landscape because it is a e magazine and it would be able to fit more pictures.
- 4. To make this article I had to take pictures of something that suited my topic which was grime music, so therefore I went to the music room in lsc and took pictures of different equipment and instruments. I choose these images as the final because the article is about how do you start in grime and all the pictures show what you need.
- 5. I made the heading and subheading on Photoshop. First I picked a font and I added a gradient overlay, pattern overlay and a drop shadow. This made it stand out more and it will be more eye catching for the youth.