How I Made My Music Magazine Double Page Spread
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The document describes how the author created a double page spread for a music magazine. First, the author edited two images by desaturating one and adding a lens flare to the other. Then, the author opened a new landscape page and added a title in the artist's t-shirt color. Text was added in the same style as the front cover along with skyline brushes and the two edited images at angles. Columns of text were added along with pull quotes and a white box around some text to improve readability.
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The document describes the process of designing various pages for a music magazine, including the front cover, contents page, and a double-page spread. For the front cover, the designer cropped and edited an image, added a masthead and other design elements. For the contents page, the designer used brushes to create textures and placed images and text. The double-page spread features an interview with a band, with the designer adding the band's name, article text, and questions and answers in different styles.
Music Magazine Construction
The document provides details on the construction of a music magazine front cover focused on grime music. It describes editing a brick wall photo in Photoshop to use as the colorful background. Font, sizing, and colors were selected for the masthead and feature text to complement the background and genre. Images were imported and edited to include on the cover and inside pages. Layouts were designed in InDesign, adding columns and positioning elements to attract readers' eyes while following magazine design conventions. The process included multiple revisions to element colors, sizing, and positioning to create an eye-catching cover that conveys the grime music genre.
How I Made My Magazine (Presentation)
The document describes the process of designing and laying out a student magazine. It discusses selecting fonts and images for the front cover, adding photos and arranging content on inside pages like the contents page and a double-page feature spread. Various design elements are refined through multiple iterations, such as adjusting photos, rearranging text, and changing colors and sizes of titles, images and text blocks. The goal was to create a cohesive design with consistent visual elements and an emphasis on selected photos and text over others through sizing and positioning.
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The document describes the process taken to edit an image background and design a magazine cover in Microsoft Publisher. Key steps include:
1. Selecting the model in the original image and adjusting it to color while making the background black and white.
2. Erasing the model from a copy of the background to adjust contrast without affecting the model.
3. Adding design elements like a masthead, sell lines, and headline using consistent fonts and colors to draw attention to the featured artist.
4. Cropping and positioning the edited image on the cover and arranging additional text boxes to complete the magazine layout.
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6. Production Reflection (visual)
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Front Cover Screenshots - Emily Climer
The document describes the process taken to create a magazine front cover in Photoshop. Key steps include:
1) Creating a new document and importing the masthead font and main cover image.
2) Using a mask to remove the background from the cover image.
3) Adding additional design elements like the issue date/number, cover lines, and barcode.
4) Creating the background using low opacity brush strokes in different colors to gradient the background.
Music Magazine Construction
The document describes the process of designing the cover and contents pages for a music magazine focused on the grime genre. Key steps included:
1. Importing a photo of a brick wall into Photoshop and editing it to create a colorful background for the magazine.
2. Designing the masthead in InDesign using a bold font in colors that complemented the background.
3. Placing the feature articles prominently on the left third of the cover to attract readers' attention on store shelves.
4. Including images, article previews, and using consistent colors and fonts throughout to maintain a cohesive design style across the magazine pages.
Cover layout decisions and photoshop
The document discusses cover layout decisions for a magazine in Photoshop. It describes adjusting the size and positioning of the masthead text, manipulating images by adjusting levels and brightness, changing colors of text for emphasis, and selecting fonts and adding effects to elements to suit the style of a pop magazine. Key decisions included changing the main image to better suit the target audience, adjusting levels of images to create balanced lighting, and altering colors and effects of text elements for visual appeal and indication of content.
Presentation1
The document describes the process of constructing a magazine. It discusses using layers to bring letters closer together and maintain consistency with fonts used on the cover. It also describes scribbling an outline to give a graffiti effect, erasing around the outside to leave just the needed scribbles, giving an innovative look. Blue was added as an overlay to increase readability and stick to the color scheme. Photographs were edited, such as cutting one on a diagonal, to create interesting angles and shapes not conventionally seen. Multiple layers were used to create a smudged effect on a word. The end result was a magazine with a range of pages containing articles, posters, and images.
Front cover production.docx
1) The document describes the process of designing the front cover of a magazine over several steps from December 2nd to December 20th.
2) Key steps included selecting a font for the masthead to suit the rock music genre, adding the issue number and date, editing a main background image, and adding elements like banners, puffs, cover lines, and a website/barcode.
3) Effects like strokes, shadows, and adjustments to brightness and darkness were applied to elements to make them stand out and suit the style of rock music being portrayed on the cover.
Front page Production Log
The document provides details on how Ayo Adetoye created the front cover of a magazine in Photoshop. They started with a black metallic background and added elements like the masthead, logo, cover lines, and main image. Colors like red, white, and yellow were used according to research on hip hop magazine designs. Layers and effects like opacity, drop shadows, and strokes were applied to elements to make them stand out properly. Photoshop tools like the text, shape selection, and transform tools were used to design and position all elements on the canvas. The end result was a designed music magazine front cover keeping to conventions from research.
Music Magazine Construction
The document summarizes the process of designing a music magazine called Beatz. It describes selecting a name and genre for the magazine, editing photos, designing the front cover with the title, artist photo and additional details. It also discusses designing the contents page with a featured image, article titles and rearranging elements to improve layout.
Screen shot
The document summarizes the process of designing a music magazine called Beatz. It describes selecting a name and genre for the magazine, editing photos, designing the front cover with the title, artist photo and additional details. It also discusses designing the contents page with a featured image, article titles and rearranging elements to improve layout.
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- 1. How I made my music magazine double page spread... Amy Harriss
- 2. Firstly I decided to use this image as one of my main double page spread images. I have edited it by duplicating the original layer . I then desaturated this layer. To bring some colour back to the image I then used the opacity tool.
- 3. I then decided to edit this image for my double page spread too. Firstly I decided to darken the image with curves. I then used a lens flare over the image to give a better effect.
- 4. I then started my double page spread by opening up a new A3 landscape page.
- 5. I started by adding a title in the same colour as my music artists t-shirt colour.
- 6. I then added the same style text as i used on my front cover to the double page spread.
- 7. I then added a skyline brushes effect in grey behind the title.
- 8. I then added one of my chosen images and darkened it with curves. I then put this on a slant to give more of an edgy feel.
- 9. I then added my second chosen image at a different angle. I then used a bevel and emboss, and a drop shadow effect on the outline of the image to make it stand out more.
- 10. I then added a blue brushes effect next to the title.
- 11. I then added my double page spread article in columns. I used the colours blue and black. The introductory paragraph I chose to be 18pt whereas the rest of the text is 14pt. I started off the article with a drop cap .
- 12. I then added a pull quote to the double page spread and made this stand out with a large black font.
- 13. I then added another pull quote in a space in the text.
- 14. Here I have added a white rounded box around the text. I have reduced opacity so it doesn't show up as an obvious box. I have done this so the edge of one of my images does not stand out too dark behind the text.
- 15. Finally, I have added another blue brushes tool design to the end of the Olly Ward text.