Making of my contents
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The document summarizes the process for creating a contents page for a music magazine. The creator began with three aligned photos at the top of the page in three columns. Additional images were added to give the page more shape, color and texture. Text boxes were then added below the images to fill out the columns using different fonts for visual interest. A header and rotated front cover image were also included to introduce and reference other parts of the magazine.
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2) In Quark, importing the edited photo and masthead, then adding additional design elements like headlines, taglines, and page numbers to the cover and contents page.
3) On the double page feature spread, importing photos and edited images, and arranging text in columns alongside additional images and excerpts to showcase the article. Faint backgrounds were added to complete the design.
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2) Adding the magazine's masthead aligned with "contents" in the same font used on the cover.
3) Populating the page with stories, features, and pictures using different fonts to make the page visually interesting.
4) Formatting elements like headings, backgrounds, and page numbers to organize content and match the magazine's style.
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The document describes the process of creating a contents page for a music magazine. Key steps included:
1) Inserting the word "contents" in the magazine's font within a text box and positioning it.
2) Adding the magazine's masthead aligned with "contents" in the same font used on the cover.
3) Populating the page with stories, features, and pictures using different fonts to make the page visually interesting.
4) Formatting elements like headings, backgrounds, and page numbers to complete the layout according to magazine conventions.
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1) Inserting the word "contents" in a text box and formatting it to match the magazine's style.
2) Adding the magazine's masthead and formatting it consistently.
3) Populating the page with feature titles in varying fonts to make the page visually interesting.
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2) Adding the magazine's masthead aligned with "contents" in the same font used on the cover.
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- 2. I began with a background and 3 photos which aligned. I wanted to begin with 3 columns and so I put them at the top of the page so they can stand out. I chose these images as they are nice with a good variety of shots. I wanted a long shot but I am using one for my double page spread so I chose not too. These images received no form of editing as all.
- 3. I then added a final image at the bottom of the page to give the contents a bit more shape and more colour and texture. I also added the masthead and the name of my music magazine. I didn’t make it too big as I didn’t want it to draw attention away from the image as they already know what magazine they are looking at from the front page.
- 4. The next step was adding in text boxes. I added in the text to fill the page and created the text based in the columns they were already in. I used a different font each time to give it something extra and to make it seem unattractive and boring. It would have been boring have I had the same font all the way through. I also added a header at the top saying ‘this week in’ which works as an introduction onto the page.
- 5. I then added several other smaller things. I added a picture of my front cover which I rotated. I added some lines which I created in paint which cuts off and makes things in the magazine clearer and easier to read.