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1) The document explains how to create a new multi-page document in InDesign and format the pages, including ordering pages and adding columns. 2) It describes how to add text boxes, headlines, bylines, and formatting to insert text and create elements like stand firsts and pull quotes. 3) The document also covers how to import and size images, add captions, and import mastheads to format magazine pages in InDesign.
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The document provides step-by-step instructions for laying out a magazine page in InDesign, including adding text boxes, columns, images, and other design elements. Key steps include: creating a double page spread with three text columns, changing text formatting and colors, adding additional text boxes for overflow text, inserting a drop cap and pull quote, placing and formatting an image with a caption, and positioning the masthead graphic. The instructions demonstrate basic page layout and formatting tools in InDesign.
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1. The document describes how to layout a magazine double page spread using InDesign. Key steps include placing images and text, formatting text using different fonts and sizes, adding columns, pull quotes, and drop caps.
2. Formatting techniques are explained like changing font colors and sizes, and positioning elements using tools to wrap text and resize images while maintaining proportions.
3. Filling empty space and making design decisions to make the spread look professional are also covered, such as repositioning the masthead and standfirst text.
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2) Key steps included adding borders, images, lines and text using various tools to layout the pages and section content.
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This document is a preview of a contents page for a magazine that was created using various design tools. The text tool was used to add words to the contents page by drawing boxes and writing text inside them, allowing the creator to build out the contents.
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Deemple Morar created a contents page for a magazine called "Phoenix" in InDesign. They designed the page with three columns and added section headings like "Regular Contents", "Issue/Date", and "Featured Content" in the brand color scheme. Images and text were imported from Word and formatted to fit in the layout. Page numbers were added throughout to direct readers to the relevant pages. The final contents page was checked for errors before completion.
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2. Key steps include creating a new document with multiple pages and columns, rearranging pages, formatting text using font style and size tools, filling text boxes with placeholder text, and wrapping text around images and pull quotes.
3. The document also details how to create a masthead in Photoshop and place it in InDesign, as well as how to resize elements while maintaining proportions using keyboard shortcuts.
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Deemple Morar describes the process of creating a double page spread in InDesign. They began by creating three layers and inserting a large image to take up the left side. Next, they added the masthead at the top of the page, changing the font and color to make it stand out. Additional elements like the page number and web address were also included. The article text from a word document was then placed on the page and adjusted to fill gaps. Color-matched boxes were added behind elements to make the writing stand out further. Finally, a standfirst providing insight into the article topic was added below the masthead to complete the double page spread.
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This document provides instructions for basic layout and formatting tasks in InDesign, including:
- Opening a new document and selecting page columns and pages
- Rearranging pages by right clicking and dragging
- Highlighting text to change font, size, color, and alignment
- Adding a stand first below the headline
- Creating a drop cap by increasing the size of the first letter
- Making a grab quote by copying text to a text box
- Inserting images and using the text wrap tool
- Creating captions for images
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1. Placing an image across both pages as a background using the image tool.
2. Selecting text boxes using the rectangle tool and coloring them red to match the cover.
3. Importing text from a word document into various text boxes for placement flexibility.
4. Inserting quotes from the text into red boxes, changing font and color using text tools.
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The document describes the process used to create a magazine page. The creator started with an image of a river and inserted a fish, using selection tools to isolate the fish from the background. They then used a stamp tool to make it appear the fish was jumping out of the water. For the headline text, blending options were used like bevel and emboss to make the text stand out. To create their own version of another magazine page, a single image was placed in the center and other magazine elements were copied around it. A logo was made at the top using cut out text blocks. The hardest part was positioning multi-colored, multi-sized text at the bottom with different fonts and angles to match the original magazine.
Evaluation
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- Highlighting text to change font, size, color, and alignment
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- Creating a drop cap by increasing the size of the first letter
- Making a grab quote by copying text to a text box
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1. Placing an image across both pages as a background using the image tool.
2. Selecting text boxes using the rectangle tool and coloring them red to match the cover.
3. Importing text from a word document into various text boxes for placement flexibility.
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The document describes the process used to create a magazine page. The creator started with an image of a river and inserted a fish, using selection tools to isolate the fish from the background. They then used a stamp tool to make it appear the fish was jumping out of the water. For the headline text, blending options were used like bevel and emboss to make the text stand out. To create their own version of another magazine page, a single image was placed in the center and other magazine elements were copied around it. A logo was made at the top using cut out text blocks. The hardest part was positioning multi-colored, multi-sized text at the bottom with different fonts and angles to match the original magazine.
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The document outlines the step-by-step process of creating a contents page for a magazine. It describes adding elements like a masthead, images, section dividers, featured articles, page numbers, and an editor's letter. The creator resized and positioned images, added formatting to text to make elements stand out, and filled empty spaces to create a full and realistic looking contents page.
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The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a double page spread in InDesign. It describes opening InDesign and selecting the layout (1). It then places the main image on the left page using the place tool and adds a small page number (2). Next, it creates the title using the type tool and changes the color, and adds an introduction box using the box tool at a lower opacity (3). It pastes the article text using columns and paragraph tools, leaving space for another image (4). Finally, it adds the last image, applies a black border with the stroke tool, and rotates it off the page while adjusting text flow (5).
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The document summarizes the steps taken to design a double page magazine spread. First, the main image was inserted and altered to look striking with strong colors. The article headline was then added across both pages in Photoshop with half white and half black text for emphasis. A black rectangle box with white text was used to add a brief description tilted to match the headline. The article text was inserted in a three column InDesign text box. Finally, an exclusive tab and page number were added using shaped boxes and consistent colors throughout the spread.
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The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover in Photoshop. First, the designer opened Photoshop and selected an A4 paper size for the blank page. Next, they imported the main image and used selection tools to cut it out and adjust the brightness and contrast. Then, the designer added the magazine masthead at the top center of the page in a large, bold font. Additional elements like the positioning statement, coverlines, and a featured "plus" buzzword were then added using text and shape tools while adjusting colors and fonts. Finally, identifying information like the barcode, web address, issue date and number, and price were added to complete the magazine cover design.
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This document provides instructions for using InDesign to layout a double page spread. It describes how to:
1) Open a new InDesign document with the appropriate page settings for a double page spread.
2) Add and arrange pages, including moving them to create the double page spread.
3) Add and format text, including changing font, size, color, and alignment.
4) Insert images and captions and wrap text around them.
6. production reflection
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover and double page spread in Photoshop. Key steps included:
1. Positioning the basic title and barcode while leaving design open until images were chosen.
2. Experimenting with title designs like a cage overlay, before deciding a black backdrop with noise and cut-out cage worked best.
3. Adding minimal cover lines and moving to the double page spread to add text before one-week delay in getting images.
4. Using guides and text boxes to structure text over two pages in columns, then choosing images and enhancing them to integrate onto the design.
Double page spread production log
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How to use indesign
This document provides instructions for basic layout and formatting tasks in InDesign, such as:
- Setting up a 4-page document in A4 size with 3 columns for print
- Arranging pages into single and facing spreads
- Formatting text styles using fonts, size, and color options
- Adding elements like standfirsts, pull quotes, images and captions
- Wrapping and flowing text around frames and having it continue in multiple boxes
How i Made My Magazine Front Cover
This is how i have made my front cover step by step, to show the moderators what i have done and how i have done it
Step by step for contents page
Deemple Morar provides step-by-step instructions for creating a contents page for a magazine. First, they apply a dark pink background color. Next, they add a light pink rectangular shape and insert the text "contents" above it in a text box. Additionally, images are opened, adjusted for brightness and contrast, and dragged onto the page. Finally, cover lines including "News", "Important Dates", "Trips", and an "Editor's Letter" are added in text boxes to complete the contents page.
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Task 7
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This document provides details on three tabloid newspaper page layouts created by the author in InDesign. For each layout, the author describes the process of rewriting a broadsheet article for a tabloid audience, creating the page grid and content boxes, choosing fonts, adding images and graphics like mastheads and ads, and ensuring balanced placement of elements. The author experimented with techniques like reverse text and found their third layout most successful at appealing to tabloid readers through its classic font and busy packing of information.
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This document discusses the creation of a contents page and double page spread for a magazine. Screenshots show how the creator used various tools to lay out the pages, including importing images and text, adjusting fonts, adding page numbers and lines. Techniques like bleeding elements across the spread and using consistent formatting for text are highlighted. The final pages include pictures, headings, and text formatted according to publishing conventions.
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- 1. How to use indesign Olivia Cotterell
- 2. New document This is how to open and start a new document to work on. This gives you the option to choose how many pages, columns etc… that you want.
- 3. The amount of columns I started a new document and selected a 4 page layout (front cover, contents and double page spread). I then selected how many columns I wanted but I only chose one for now as I haven't made the final decision yet of how many I want.
- 4. Ordering the pages I rearranged the pages so the front cover was a single page, the contents page was a single page and the article was a double page as it is a ‘double page spread’ article so it needs 2 pages. This is how a real magazine would be laid out.
- 5. Adding a headline and editing the style Using the text box tool you can choose where you want your text to go. You can then change the font size, style, colour, stroke etc…
- 6. Creating a stand first To create my stand first, I used the text box tool again. I then wrote in the information that I wanted inside of it.
- 7. By line I used the same text box as an example as my stands first. I put the by line information in a smaller font as it is less important but I changed the colour of the writing because I still want people to be able to see it and read it.
- 8. Text formatting and paragraphing To create the text the way I would want it to be, I would need to edit it. So I created a new text box using the text box tool and selected what ‘type’ I would want it to be.
- 9. Creating more text boxes I created a new text box on the other page and created 2 columns for my writing now instead of one. I chose to do this as it is following codes and conventions of a magazine double page spread, therefore it would look more professional.
- 10. Moving over text I first created my text boxes on the left hand page and inserted the word document containing my article. If all of the article wouldn’t fit inside this first text box I needed to create more text boxes on the right hand page. Once I had created the second text boxes, I clicked on the red cross icon and dragged and copied the rest of the article left over into the other text boxes.
- 11. Drop cap I first created a drop. To make the letter larger, I changed how many text lines I wanted it to cover, this then changed the size of the drop cap.
- 12. Pull quote I first selected the quote that I wanted to use, copied it then created a new text box and pasted it into there. I then used the ‘text wrap’ tool. This enabled me to place my quote where I wanted to and for the other writing around it to create a gap and fit in. I also changed the font and possibly the colour so that it stands out and doesn’t confuse the reader.
- 13. Importing a picture I first imported one of my images on to my screen then chose the size that I wanted it to be. I then set the ‘text wrap’ so that the image fit in and around the text so that it looks more professional.
- 14. caption To create my caption, I first created a text box anywhere on the page. I then copied the caption that I wanted to use and then pasted it into this text box. To make it stand out more as a quote rather than just blending it with the other text, I changed the font colour to red. I could then do many things like increase the font size, as a stroke, place it at an angle etc… All to make the quote stand out.
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