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The main task is to create a front cover, contents page, and double page article spread for a new music magazine using Photoshop and InDesign. Students must produce original images and text, including a minimum of four images per candidate. The task will be evaluated based on questions about what content, images, and general characteristics are expected in music magazines, such as articles, photos, and features.
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Main task- Music Magaizine
The document outlines the requirements for a project to design pages for a new music magazine using Photoshop and InDesign. Students must produce the front page, contents page, and a double page article spread. All images and text must be original work by the student, with a minimum of four images. The planning process must be documented in 50 blog posts, covering research questions about typical music magazine content, cover designs, and identifying the sub-genre of different magazines.
Step By Step Process Of
This document outlines the step-by-step process of designing a double page spread for a music magazine. It describes adding text and images at each stage, including cropping and blurring photos, choosing fonts, and arranging content. The final design included a logo, cover lines, price, date, and multiple images and text blocks laid out across both pages.
Print screens
The document describes the process of designing the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread for a magazine. Key details include:
- The front cover features the artist's image, title, quote, and color scheme. Additional elements were added to make it more professional and attract audiences.
- The contents page matches the front cover font and includes the artist's photo, page numbers, and gradient background for consistency.
- The double page spread features an edited black and white photo relating to the artist's background and transition to success. It includes an interview with quotes and boxes maintaining the magazine's visual theme.
Music magazine images before and after
The document describes images from a music magazine before and after editing. For the front cover image, the background was cropped and hue, saturation, and brightness were adjusted to brighten the picture. For the contents page main image, it was converted to black and white to emphasize the indie genre and a shadow was added to make it stand out. For other contents images, a photo collage was created since the target audience of teenage girls enjoys that. The key feature article image was cropped around using lasso tools to allow wrapping text and make the page look more professional.
Magazine evaluation
The document summarizes the steps taken to design a magazine article spread. It describes adding images, adjusting sizes, choosing backgrounds and colors, adding headers, boxes for information, headings, secondary images, footers, captions, pull quotes, and copying the article text. The overall process involved selecting and arranging design elements like images, text boxes, and colors to create a magazine-style double-page spread for an article.
Double page spread manipulations
The document describes the design process and choices for a double page magazine spread about a new band. Key design elements included using different fonts and tilting text for the headline to make it stylish and challenge conventions. Color was added to highlight parts of the headline and follow the magazine's style. A byline, standfirst, main band image, article text wrapped around the image, drop cap, grab quote, page number, and caption were all included to make the article look complete according to normal conventions. The final version enlarged the grab quote and headline to draw more attention.
Double page spread evidence
Emily created a double page spread layout in InDesign with columns and placeholder text. She added image boxes for the main image and sub-image, leaving a gap for a pull quote. Next, she filled in the text and added the images she had edited in Photoshop. She used the same font for the article header as the masthead and placed the masthead by the page numbers. She also added a drop cap to the interview column. Finally, she added more edited images, including one where she incorporated her model's face onto another person's body standing next to Ed Sheeran.
Steps in creating my main article
1. The document outlines the steps taken to create a two-page magazine article, including adding a heading with red font on a red background, adding page numbers with borders, and including the magazine's web address.
2. The main article includes an interview with an artist, with questions in italicized red font and answers in black to distinguish them. A large image of the artist is also included.
3. To ensure continuity across the two pages, the same heading, font, and borders are used on the right page, along with additional page numbers, web address, remaining article text, and another image of the artist with a description.
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Main task- Music Magaizine
The document outlines the requirements for a project to design pages for a new music magazine using Photoshop and InDesign. Students must produce the front page, contents page, and a double page article spread. All images and text must be original work by the student, with a minimum of four images. The planning process must be documented in 50 blog posts, covering research questions about typical music magazine content, cover designs, and identifying the sub-genre of different magazines.
Step By Step Process Of
This document outlines the step-by-step process of designing a double page spread for a music magazine. It describes adding text and images at each stage, including cropping and blurring photos, choosing fonts, and arranging content. The final design included a logo, cover lines, price, date, and multiple images and text blocks laid out across both pages.
Print screens
The document describes the process of designing the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread for a magazine. Key details include:
- The front cover features the artist's image, title, quote, and color scheme. Additional elements were added to make it more professional and attract audiences.
- The contents page matches the front cover font and includes the artist's photo, page numbers, and gradient background for consistency.
- The double page spread features an edited black and white photo relating to the artist's background and transition to success. It includes an interview with quotes and boxes maintaining the magazine's visual theme.
Music magazine images before and after
The document describes images from a music magazine before and after editing. For the front cover image, the background was cropped and hue, saturation, and brightness were adjusted to brighten the picture. For the contents page main image, it was converted to black and white to emphasize the indie genre and a shadow was added to make it stand out. For other contents images, a photo collage was created since the target audience of teenage girls enjoys that. The key feature article image was cropped around using lasso tools to allow wrapping text and make the page look more professional.
Magazine evaluation
The document summarizes the steps taken to design a magazine article spread. It describes adding images, adjusting sizes, choosing backgrounds and colors, adding headers, boxes for information, headings, secondary images, footers, captions, pull quotes, and copying the article text. The overall process involved selecting and arranging design elements like images, text boxes, and colors to create a magazine-style double-page spread for an article.
Double page spread manipulations
The document describes the design process and choices for a double page magazine spread about a new band. Key design elements included using different fonts and tilting text for the headline to make it stylish and challenge conventions. Color was added to highlight parts of the headline and follow the magazine's style. A byline, standfirst, main band image, article text wrapped around the image, drop cap, grab quote, page number, and caption were all included to make the article look complete according to normal conventions. The final version enlarged the grab quote and headline to draw more attention.
Double page spread evidence
Emily created a double page spread layout in InDesign with columns and placeholder text. She added image boxes for the main image and sub-image, leaving a gap for a pull quote. Next, she filled in the text and added the images she had edited in Photoshop. She used the same font for the article header as the masthead and placed the masthead by the page numbers. She also added a drop cap to the interview column. Finally, she added more edited images, including one where she incorporated her model's face onto another person's body standing next to Ed Sheeran.
Steps in creating my main article
1. The document outlines the steps taken to create a two-page magazine article, including adding a heading with red font on a red background, adding page numbers with borders, and including the magazine's web address.
2. The main article includes an interview with an artist, with questions in italicized red font and answers in black to distinguish them. A large image of the artist is also included.
3. To ensure continuity across the two pages, the same heading, font, and borders are used on the right page, along with additional page numbers, web address, remaining article text, and another image of the artist with a description.
Screenshot Process Contents Page
This document summarizes the process taken to create the contents page for a magazine. Key steps included:
1. Separating the page into sections using ruler lines and adding titles of varying sizes. Social media links and a subscription box were also included.
2. Filling sections like "Band Index" with content such as band names and album images with captions.
3. Continually editing content, images, and layouts - such as swapping section positions and images.
4. Adding final touches like a slogan, logo, and another edited image to complete the contents page.
Creating my products
The document summarizes revisions made to draft designs for a music magazine, its front cover, and double page spread. The first drafts used fonts and images that did not suit the genre or grab readers' attention. Blank spaces and weak layouts also hurt the designs. The final drafts featured more appealing fonts aligned with the genre, a variety of fonts for visual interest, stronger images that filled blank spaces, and color schemes linking all elements together to create a more cohesive and engaging overall package.
Print screens of the double page spread
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Double page spread evidence
Emily created a double page spread layout in InDesign with columns and placeholder text. She added image boxes for the main and sub images along with a gap for a pull quote. Next, she filled in the text and images, using the same font for the header as the masthead on the cover. She also included the masthead by the page numbers and artist's name above the article. Finally, she added another edited image to create a concert vibe, made a box for image definitions, and added a gradient to an image of a model holding a microphone.
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3. Using a large, unique white font for the masthead that stood out on the grey background.
4. Adding additional text and details about the magazine's content to entice readers.
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Double page (2)
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3. Adding text elements like artist names, page numbers, and section headings in matching colors.
4. Formatting an image of the editor as a polaroid and adding text for a letter in a quirky font.
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Call sheet
The production schedule is for a photoshoot for Student Voice magazine on September 29th at the SSF library. Ellie Money will be the photographer for models Ellie Francis, Sam Shellis, and Hashim Choudry. All models and the photographer are instructed to collect equipment by 9:30am sharp and sign equipment booking sheets at that time. No transportation or catering are required.
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2. Filling sections like "Band Index" with content such as band names and album images with captions.
3. Continually editing content, images, and layouts - such as swapping section positions and images.
4. Adding final touches like a slogan, logo, and another edited image to complete the contents page.
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2. Manipulating a photo of an artist to look brighter and clearer on the cover.
3. Using a large, unique white font for the masthead that stood out on the grey background.
4. Adding additional text and details about the magazine's content to entice readers.
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3. Adding text elements like artist names, page numbers, and section headings in matching colors.
4. Formatting an image of the editor as a polaroid and adding text for a letter in a quirky font.
5. Arranging all elements and finalizing the design by linking elements to the cover page.
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Making the Contents Page
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Main task
- 1. Main Task The main task is to produce a front cover, contents page and a double page spread of a new music magazine. We will use Photoshop for image manipulation and also use the software InDesign for the page layout and design features on the contents page and article. All of the images and text must be original and produced by the candidate with a minimum of FOUR images per candidate. At the end of the task we will evaluate the tasks talking about general questions about the music magazine: 1. What is a music magazine 2. What content (text/copy/writing/articles/stories) would you expect to find in a music magazine. 3. What images would you expect to find in a music magazine? 4. Identify General characteristics/Features that you would expect to find in all music magazines ? Questions about music magazine front covers