Evolution of my front cover
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The document describes the evolution of a magazine front cover design. The designer first created a masthead in blues colors and font to represent the magazine's style. A strap line and tag were then added. The cover image was chosen to show passion for blues music and give the impression of a live performance, and was edited to change the lighting color. Film strips were added along the bottom as a theme of "stardom" to feature upcoming stars in future issues.
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