How i Made My Contents Page
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Jacob created a contents page for his magazine in InDesign by typing out the section headings and formatting the fonts and colors, importing two related images from the internet, and designing a background image in Photoshop using different brush sizes and colors that he placed behind the text on a separate layer. He feels the final contents page meets a good standard given his current InDesign skills and likes the overall layout and background design.
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3) In InDesign, the text and images were arranged across two pages to link the topic and grab readers' attention with additional design elements like bold text and logos.
Music Magazine Process
The document discusses the process of designing a magazine cover and contents page in Photoshop and InDesign. Key steps included cropping images with tools like the lasso tool, inserting images between the software, adjusting images to fit covers, adding elements like mastheads and text. The document also discusses designing a double-page article with images and text imported from other programs and organized on the pages.
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The document describes the process of creating a double page spread in Photoshop. Key steps include:
1. Opening an image and editing levels, curves and using unsharp mask to make it look professional.
2. Using the spot healing brush tool to remove imperfections from the model.
3. Creating the double page spread at twice the size of other pages and adding a guideline down the center.
4. Placing the edited image onto the pages and extending the background using the clone stamp tool.
production experiments
The document describes experiments Harry Morton conducted for a magazine cover and double page spread. For the cover, Harry cut out an image, added a drop shadow, made a green-lined background using shapes and gradients, and added different colored and styled text. For the double page spread, Harry used gradients and shapes to make the background, copied dummy text into three columns using different fonts, and made the first letter of the first paragraph larger. Harry plans to include the different fonts from the cover and gradients, as well as advertisements and columns of text, in the final product to make it look professional and interesting.
Magazine process
The document summarizes the process used to create the front cover, contents page, and double page spread for a magazine called "The Homely Magazine" using Photoshop. Key steps included finding fonts on dafont.com, erasing backgrounds of font screenshots, using selection and painting tools to manipulate text, adding images and lines, and arranging layout elements like colored boxes and titles. Complex elements like the images on the contents page were screenshots from another source due to Photoshop tool limitations. The same general techniques were applied across pages but layouts and specific elements were customized for each spread.
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- 1. How i have made my contents page Jacob Lawton
- 2. I am going to be using InDesign for my contents page of my magazine. I started out with a blank document I started to type out the contents of my contents page, after i finished doing that i edited the font and the colours of each subheading to show it was a different section.
- 3. I then when onto the internet and got 2 pictures related to my contented page and college in general. I imported these into my document to give it a nicer finish For my background, i used Photoshop to create the image, i used the brush tool with various different brush sizes and colours, i put this into inDesign on a separate layer so i could place the background at the back so everything on the page was on top.
- 4. This is the final contents page, i feel like i have done this well and to a good standard with my current knowledge of InDesign. I like the layout and the background of this, just puts the whole contents page together.