Evidence part 1
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The document summarizes the tools and techniques used to create the front cover and inside pages of a magazine. These include the rectangle tool to create underlining and layouts, text tools to add headlines and body copy, the pen tool to select images, the magic wand to select multiple areas, and the paint bucket tool to fill shapes. Additional techniques involved using gradients for fading backgrounds, transforming elements, deleting unwanted areas, blending options like strokes, and adjusting exposure and opacity.
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2) Research on the music magazine genre, including statistics on popularity and examples of established magazines.
3) Details on the target audience for the magazine, discussing their socio-economic needs and how the magazine informs based on Katz's hierarchy of needs.
Production process of front cover
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- Adding coverlines of different sizes and colors, separated by rectangles.
- Creating a large red main coverline with drop shadow to grab attention.
- Adding date, positioning statement, and drop quote underneath.
- Designing a circle with a rocky texture and effects to highlight an interviewed band.
- Creating a black rectangle for the strapline and adding text about an exclusive interview.
- Finishing with a drop quote and highlighted text for another story.
(Done) Process of creating DPS
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Evidence part 1
- 1. I used the website www.myfonts.com to find the typography I wanted my masthead on all three pages, the headline on the front cover, the heading and stand first for the DPS to be. The tools and techniques I used to create my front cover: • Rectangle tool: - I used it to create the underlining of the masthead ad strap line on the front page. It was also used to create part of the DPS and Contents layout. • Text: - I used the Langdon, Calibri and TW Cen MT to produce the sell lines, subheadings, issue date, article and page numbers. • Pen tool: - The tool was used to create a vector path that makes smoother selection such as selecting the model out from the background, or selecting a specific part of the model. • Magic wand: this is another selection tool I used. It allowed me to select more than one area at one time, such as each letter of the masthead. • Paint bucket tool: used to fill in the rectangles, the text/lettering • Gradient: used to create the fade in the background of the front cover as well as changing colour gradient of the paint splash effect on the DPS • Transformation: This technique was used repeatedly to resize and rotate the components using the keys Ctrl+T. • Content away: the technique was used to delete unwanted areas, then it in with is surroundings, for example I used it to take the creases from the background out to look smoother. • Blending option: One of the blending options I used was the stroke; it creates a border of any colour I wanted around the headline and on the images. • Exposure: I used it to change the brightness of the background and main image on the DPS, plus the shirt of the main model on the front cover, by changing the three settings; exposure, offset and gamma correction. • Opacity: This changed the opaqueness of the sub images of the DPS, the