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I redesigned the front cover of my magazine after receiving feedback, changing the main image and some additional images while keeping the same title and parts of the sell line. I also improved the contents page and double page spread by adding more elements. I first added the main image and masthead to the new cover, then placed boxes to designate where text, sell lines, and other images would be positioned. Finally, I inserted these elements along with finishing touches like stars under the masthead to complete the revised front cover and other pages.
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