How we made the magazine advert
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The document describes the process of creating a magazine advertisement in Photoshop. The picture was imported and resized to the correct magazine cover size of 8.5 x 11 inches. Colors were enhanced and an orange tone was added using levels tool to reflect the country genre. Gaussian blur was applied to the background for color while de-emphasizing detail. Text was added in corners for a stylish, modern look along with release date and website as commonly found on ads. Colors were added last to emphasize the pop genre aspect.
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When comparing their preliminary task to the final product, the author learned that the quality of their work improved significantly. For the preliminary task, the front cover image was poorly edited and blurry since it was taken with a phone camera. However, for the final product, a professional camera was used to take a higher quality front cover image that fit better with the magazine's "indie genre". Additionally, the color scheme of the preliminary task clashed in a way that made the magazine appear unprofessional, whereas the final product used a color scheme that complemented the front cover image and drew in the target audience. Overall, the author gained valuable experience in choosing quality images and designing an effective color scheme to produce a more polished final product
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Print screen of making front cover draft
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Digipak new ideas
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- 2. We started off by importing our chosen picture into photoshop
- 3. We then moved the picture to our canvas which was the correct magazine cover size, which is 8.5 x 11inches However the picture width didn’t match the canvas size
- 4. We wanted to enhance the colours of the picture and make it look more vibrant thus, we used the levels tool. Also we wanted to make the picture have an orange tone to it to reflect our country genre
- 5. We also used gausian blur on the background as we didn’t need to see it but we did need the colour it provided.
- 6. We added some text and decided to write on the corners as this looked stylish and modern
- 7. We added what is most commonly found on adverts, for example the release date and website address etc
- 8. We finished by adding some colour to emphasis the Pop aspect of our genre