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The document describes the process of designing the front cover of a magazine. Key details include: 1) The designer created a green textured background by blurring and coloring a brick wall image. 2) An image of a figure was cut out and the scarf changed to purple for contrast against the green background. 3) A masthead with the magazine title "Roll and Rock" was added in eye-catching font to stand out from the page. 4) Articles and artist names were placed to entice readers based on survey results of the target audience.
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