The document describes the process of designing the front cover, contents page, and article page for a magazine. For the front cover, the designer added a black background, close-up image of the artist making eye contact, masthead in a bold font, and cover lines spaced out. For the contents page, the designer included the masthead, picture, "Contents" header, colored box, front cover advertisement, artist profiles with page numbers in alternating colors, category descriptions, and editor's note. The article page features images of the artist, article title in red and green, drop-capped article text in red, and photo credit byline.

2. I started by adding a black
background so there would be a
strong contrast from the images
and text

3. my front cover I
added a medium
close up of my artist
making sure he is
making eye contact. I
then cropped the
image only leaving
my artist and the
prop on the front
cover

4. I added my
Masthead in. I
chose to put in a
bold, blocky
font to make it
eye catching
and to make a
strong impact

5. I then added cover lines I
stuck with the same colour
scheme as not to complicate
the front cover. I spaced out
the cover lines as well to not
make the front cover look
overcrowded. I also
changed the spacing
between the lines on the
individual cover lines o help
show that they are part of
the same text .

6. then added a
barcode as it is a
convention of a
magazine

7. then added a date and
price as it is a
convention of a
magazine

8. I started by adding a black background so
there would be a strong contrast from the
images and text

9. I then added in my
picture in the centre of
my contents page and
fitted it to the scale of the
picture box to minimise
distortion and to make
the image fit

10. I then added in the masthead
and copied from the front
cover as to keep the colour
scheme and layout similar I
then also choose to underlined
it

11. I then inserted the
title “Contents
page” in the top
right corner

12. I then coloured in a box
green to keep with in a
colour scheme and to
make it stand out

13. I then added an print
screen of my front cover
for an advert of
subscribing to UKRS I
used my front cover as all
my images had to be
original and could not get
them off the internet

14. I then added in
some text to show
what my advert is
about and what it
is offering

15. I added in the artist featured in
the magazine as well as the
page numbers they are on I did
this as this is a convention of a
contents page of a magazine. I
wrote them out in red and
green altering with each artist I
did this to keep within my
colour scheme and to make it
more appealing

16. I then added in my
categories such as news
and reviews gave a quick
statement of what's in the
categories and gave them a
page number. Again I chose
to stick within my colour
scheme of red and green

17. I added in my editors
notes as this is a
convention of magazines
in the editors notes I
briefly explained what the
magazine is about. Again
I chose to keep within my
colour scheme

18. At the end of creating my
contents page I added in
a advert for JD Sports as
this is a popular clothing
outlet for my genre I
created it by mimicking
the fount of the JD logo
and the colours of the
company even though it
does not conform to the
colour scheme but it still
makes the contents page
more eye grabbing

19. I started by adding a
black background so
there would be a
strong contrast from
the images and text

20. I then added
an image of
my artist on
one of my
pages

21. I then added
my second
image leaving
half of the
second page to
insert my
article from
word

22. I then added a
title to my article
and chose the
colours red and
green to keep
within my colour
scheme.

23. I inserted the title
of my article below
the image. I chose
the colour green to
keep within my
colour scheme

24. I then inserted my article
from Microsoft word.
Created a drop cap as this is
a convention of magazines. I
chose to put the article in
red to keep within my
colour scheme

25. Lastly I added in a
by-line showing
who took the
photos as this a
convention of
magazines