Music Magazine; Front cover, Contents page and Double paged spread
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1) The document discusses the process of designing a magazine, including choosing a color scheme for the cover and contents page, grouping photo numbers to stay with pictures, and using typography from the cover on other pages. 2) Before adding photos to the magazine, the student placed them in PowerPoint and changed their shape and edges to be blurry or smooth. 3) The background uses two layers of black, green, and yellow to represent the genre of the music magazine, and photos were cropped and backgrounds erased using selection and erasure tools.
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- 1. h my contents page I didn't want it ok the same as my front cover but nt to change my colour scheme so d the gradient editor and picked ree colour I wanted to use and t style.
- 2. When I placed the numbers the picture I grouped them together so that if I was to c where I’ve placed the pictur could and the page number also stay with it in the same position I placed it in. Text is ‘young sook’ I used this typography on my front cover and also double paged spread Before adding my pictures I placed them in power point and then changed the shape of the picture and made the edges of the photograph blurry/smooth
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