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Rachel Jones produced a contents page for her magazine "INDIE" by adding the title "Contents" and magazine name, then listing out the feature articles and regular sections in a consistent font size and style. She included page numbers and drew boxes to insert photos related to the articles, labeling each with the corresponding page number.
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Production of contents page
Rachel Jones produced a contents page for her magazine "INDIE" by adding the title "Contents" and the magazine name to the top of the page in Quark layout. She listed out feature articles and regular sections in 11pt Berlin Sans FB font. Contact details were added between two burgundy lines. Photos were inserted into boxes drawn on the page and corresponding page numbers were added to link the photos to articles.
Photoshop process
The document describes the steps taken to design a double page magazine spread. This included fitting an image across both pages, adding a masthead, page number, credits, pull quote, text boxes, and other design elements. Photoshop was used to edit images and Publisher was used to layout the text and images across the spread. The final outcome was a designed magazine page following conventions with additional elements like a tracklist and album cover added.
Construction of my music magazine
The document summarizes the steps taken to construct different elements of a music magazine, including the front cover, contents page, and a double page article spread. Key steps include adding images, mastheads, and copy text in designated areas and colors according to the magazine's house style. Dividers and boxes are used to structure information on the contents page. Images and text blocks are inserted on the double page spread to break up white space.
Contents page
This document outlines the stages of development for a magazine contents page layout. It describes changes made to colors, images, and elements at each stage. The final stage includes additional band and story listings to suggest more content beyond the main feature article and uses a consistent color scheme to tie the contents page visually to the rest of the magazine. The creator is pleased with the outcome, finding it was worth the time and effort to finalize.
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The document describes the process of designing the layout and elements of a magazine cover and contents page. Key elements included adding a masthead from an online font site across the top, issue date, price, and barcode at the bottom. Coverlines were added to the left side without filling the space too much. A main image was placed over the masthead using a magnetic lasso tool. Reverse text was used for a special issue heading. Additional photos and fonts were used throughout to entice readers and give the pages variety.
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The document describes the process of designing the contents page for a music magazine. The designer added 4 columns and split the contents page into two sections, with the main image at the top and article lists and letter from the editor below. Various fonts were used for different elements, and images were added to accompany specific articles. Social media contact details were also included at the bottom, and page numbers were moved to the side of each article for improved formatting.
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This document describes the process of creating a contents page for an indie rock magazine in InDesign. It involves:
1) Setting up a grid and placing section titles, article numbers, and cover lines in different columns. Fonts and colors are used consistently with the magazine style.
2) Adding article titles in the cover stories section along with descriptive phrases. Images are also placed with corresponding page numbers.
3) Tweaking the layout by moving elements, outlining images, and previewing to check the final design before it is ready to print. The contents page effectively lists and promotes the stories in the upcoming issue.
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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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Production of contents page
Rachel Jones produced a contents page for her magazine "INDIE" by adding the title "Contents" and the magazine name to the top of the page in Quark layout. She listed out feature articles and regular sections in 11pt Berlin Sans FB font. Contact details were added between two burgundy lines. Photos were inserted into boxes drawn on the page and corresponding page numbers were added to link the photos to articles.
Photoshop process
The document describes the steps taken to design a double page magazine spread. This included fitting an image across both pages, adding a masthead, page number, credits, pull quote, text boxes, and other design elements. Photoshop was used to edit images and Publisher was used to layout the text and images across the spread. The final outcome was a designed magazine page following conventions with additional elements like a tracklist and album cover added.
Construction of my music magazine
The document summarizes the steps taken to construct different elements of a music magazine, including the front cover, contents page, and a double page article spread. Key steps include adding images, mastheads, and copy text in designated areas and colors according to the magazine's house style. Dividers and boxes are used to structure information on the contents page. Images and text blocks are inserted on the double page spread to break up white space.
Contents page
This document outlines the stages of development for a magazine contents page layout. It describes changes made to colors, images, and elements at each stage. The final stage includes additional band and story listings to suggest more content beyond the main feature article and uses a consistent color scheme to tie the contents page visually to the rest of the magazine. The creator is pleased with the outcome, finding it was worth the time and effort to finalize.
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The document describes the process of designing the layout and elements of a magazine cover and contents page. Key elements included adding a masthead from an online font site across the top, issue date, price, and barcode at the bottom. Coverlines were added to the left side without filling the space too much. A main image was placed over the masthead using a magnetic lasso tool. Reverse text was used for a special issue heading. Additional photos and fonts were used throughout to entice readers and give the pages variety.
Contents page step 1
The document describes the process of designing the contents page for a music magazine. The designer added 4 columns and split the contents page into two sections, with the main image at the top and article lists and letter from the editor below. Various fonts were used for different elements, and images were added to accompany specific articles. Social media contact details were also included at the bottom, and page numbers were moved to the side of each article for improved formatting.
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This document describes the process of creating a contents page for an indie rock magazine in InDesign. It involves:
1) Setting up a grid and placing section titles, article numbers, and cover lines in different columns. Fonts and colors are used consistently with the magazine style.
2) Adding article titles in the cover stories section along with descriptive phrases. Images are also placed with corresponding page numbers.
3) Tweaking the layout by moving elements, outlining images, and previewing to check the final design before it is ready to print. The contents page effectively lists and promotes the stories in the upcoming issue.
Creating my contents page
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.
Construction
Construction of a music magazine cover started with a plain spotlight background image. Text was then added using the house style colors of orange and purple font, along with a strip across the bottom. A barcode, date, and issue number were also included. Further text was added and title and tagline designs were experimented with using different fonts. This resulted in the final magazine cover, keeping the same house style throughout and adding a headline at the end.
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This document summarizes the process of creating the front cover, contents page, and double page spread for a magazine layout. It describes:
- Using an image of Emily on the front cover and adjusting it to black and white to focus on her. Adding a masthead and headline above the image.
- Creating subheadings and additional text elements below the headline, and adjusting colors and fonts to make elements stand out.
- The process for designing the contents page, including adjusting images, adding opaque boxes and titles.
- Creating a double page spread using two pages, cropping and positioning an image of Emily across the pages and adding text in columns below a large headline.
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.
Presentation contents
1. The document describes the steps taken to design the contents page for a magazine. Key steps included erasing backgrounds, adjusting brightness, creating shapes, adding headings and page numbers using consistent fonts, and including a photo and information about articles.
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The document describes the process of creating a magazine front cover in Photoshop. Key steps include:
1. Changing the background color to a mint green and adding a wide masthead across the top in the Arial font.
2. Adding additional text in white and light pink colors below the masthead with font sizes of 25 and 18.
3. Including details like the magazine website, price, and barcode at the bottom.
4. Editing a photo of a model named Olivia by erasing the background to use as the main image on the cover positioned above the masthead.
Screenshots of my double page spread
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The document describes the process of creating a contents page in Photoshop. Rectangular borders and boxes in different colors were added to structure the page. Text was placed throughout describing magazine contents like song rankings, artist photos and credits, feature articles. Images were added of concerts, clothing, and people. Logos, page numbers, and editor's message were also included before the final contents page was completed.
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Peraturan ini menetapkan nilai ambang batas tes kompetensi dasar bagi calon pegawai negeri sipil tahun 2014. Nilai ambang batas untuk tes karakteristik pribadi ditetapkan sebesar 126, tes intelegensia umum sebesar 75, dan tes wawasan kebangsaan sebesar 70. Calon pegawai harus memperoleh nilai di atas atau sama dengan ketiga nilai ambang batas tersebut untuk dinyatakan lulus tes kompetensi dasar.
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This document summarizes the process of creating the front cover, contents page, and double page spread for a magazine layout. It describes:
- Using an image of Emily on the front cover and adjusting it to black and white to focus on her. Adding a masthead and headline above the image.
- Creating subheadings and additional text elements below the headline, and adjusting colors and fonts to make elements stand out.
- The process for designing the contents page, including adjusting images, adding opaque boxes and titles.
- Creating a double page spread using two pages, cropping and positioning an image of Emily across the pages and adding text in columns below a large headline.
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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.
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The document describes the process of creating a magazine front cover in Photoshop. Key steps include:
1. Changing the background color to a mint green and adding a wide masthead across the top in the Arial font.
2. Adding additional text in white and light pink colors below the masthead with font sizes of 25 and 18.
3. Including details like the magazine website, price, and barcode at the bottom.
4. Editing a photo of a model named Olivia by erasing the background to use as the main image on the cover positioned above the masthead.
Screenshots of my double page spread
The document describes the production of a double page magazine spread in Quark about an upcoming artist. The author inserted a main image across one whole page and wrote an article about the artist. Text was drawn into boxes across three columns and linked together for easier reading. A title was added using the insert text tool that promoted the article's story. Pull quotes from the article in bigger font were used to engage readers.
Contents Page Screenshots
The document describes the process of creating a contents page in Photoshop. Rectangular borders and boxes in different colors were added to structure the page. Text was placed throughout describing magazine contents like song rankings, artist photos and credits, feature articles. Images were added of concerts, clothing, and people. Logos, page numbers, and editor's message were also included before the final contents page was completed.
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.
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The document describes how the author designed the contents page for their school magazine using Quark software. They created a three column layout and filled elements like titles, images, and text boxes to showcase featured articles and list other magazine contents. Colors, fonts, sizing and positioning were adjusted to make elements like titles and page numbers stand out while keeping the overall design consistent and easy to follow.
Screen shots
The document describes creating a contents page for a screen shots publication. The creator inserted a masthead and contents list created in Photoshop using the place button. Main images and explanatory text boxes were added along with page numbers. Headers like "NEWS" were inserted along with additional article names and page numbers. Other images and a circular text box were also included to complete the contents page layout.
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The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a contents page on Quark software. It describes importing images and text created in Photoshop, arranging various elements like titles, page numbers, and columns of text, and formatting items with different fonts, sizes, colors, and layers to achieve the desired visual design. Minor tweaks were made to increase professionalism, such as adjusting opacity and text and image colors. The contents page was ultimately finalized for publication.
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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.
Front Cover Development
The document describes the process of developing a magazine cover through six mockups and refinements. It details changes between each iteration, such as adding features, changing fonts and photos. The final cover addressed remaining white space, re-edited the background image, and bolded the masthead text for a more professional look. Key refinements included adjusting layout, swapping photos, and tweaking design elements to create an engaging magazine cover.
Process of my contents page
The document outlines the step-by-step process of creating a contents page for a magazine. It begins with adding a blank page and text box labeled "contents page". Images and the masthead are then inserted and resized. Headlines, sublines, article titles, and page numbers are added in the same font and color. Lines are used to underline sections and separate columns. Shapes and colors are used to draw attention to specific elements and link the contents page to the front cover. The process is completed by adding a final image and editor's letter.
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Peraturan ini menetapkan nilai ambang batas tes kompetensi dasar bagi calon pegawai negeri sipil tahun 2014. Nilai ambang batas untuk tes karakteristik pribadi ditetapkan sebesar 126, tes intelegensia umum sebesar 75, dan tes wawasan kebangsaan sebesar 70. Calon pegawai harus memperoleh nilai di atas atau sama dengan ketiga nilai ambang batas tersebut untuk dinyatakan lulus tes kompetensi dasar.
What Have I Learnt About Technologies From The Process Of Creating The Product
Desktop publishing allows magazines to be created much more efficiently than previous printing methods. Specifically:
1) Hot metal printing required individually casting each letter, meaning it took much longer to produce a magazine compared to desktop publishing where layout can be done digitally in minutes.
2) Desktop publishing requires fewer employees overall since many jobs involved in magazine production can now be done by a single person using publishing software.
3) For her own magazine project, the author took on multiple roles like photographer, journalist, and designer, demonstrating how desktop publishing empowers small teams to produce magazines.
Article
1) 23 Fake Street is an up-and-coming band comprised of Sam Kydd, Jack Hardisty, and James Mitchell. They describe their music as "emotive" and "rhythmically pleasing."
2) Sam Kydd discusses the band's origins and influences. They have known each other since childhood and their strong friendship makes them a tight-knit group.
3) The band prides itself on writing their own songs and focusing on the music rather than money or fame. They have an EP coming out soon and hope to record a second EP and get signed by a promotion company.
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претендент на посаду директора спеціалізованої школи №148 ім. Івана Багряного з поглибленим вивченням української мови (м. Київ)
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1) Images needed for the cover and contents page featuring various artists.
2) An outline of features articles to include interviews and profiles of artists like The xx, Mumford and Sons, Marina and the Diamonds, and more.
3) Sections that will be included like music reviews, gig reviews, competitions, and a 60 second interview.
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- Favorite artists varied widely so the magazine will need a wide range.
- Blue was the most popular color mentioned for "indie music".
- Interviews and news on bands/artists were the main reasons for buying magazines.
- More interviews, gig times, new bands, posters and reviews were wanted. Adverts and same bands were not.
- NME magazine received the highest ratings on average.
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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.
Creating my contents page
The document describes the process of creating a contents page for a music magazine. Key steps included:
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.
4) Continuing to add more feature boxes and a photo with a caption to highlight a main story.
Creating my contents page
The document describes the process of creating a contents page for a music magazine. Key steps included:
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.
4) Continuing to add more feature boxes and images to provide a full contents that would attract readers.
Creating my contents page
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.
Creating my contents page
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 different fonts to make the content look full and appealing to readers.
4) Continuing to add more boxes of features with varying fonts for visual interest.
Creating my contents page
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 and positioning it.
2) Adding the magazine's masthead and using the front cover font for consistency.
3) Populating the page with stories and features using different fonts to make the boxes look full.
4) Continuing to add more feature boxes while varying the fonts.
Contents page week 2
The document summarizes changes made to a contents page layout for a magazine, including adding a marble background image, small red text boxes for page numbers to match the magazine's style, relevant article text linked to page numbers, anchorage text and logo from the cover blurred together, and additional explanatory text under articles and in sidebars. The page number was also added at the end following conventions.
Step by step print screens – contents page
The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a contents page for a music magazine called Note. It describes adding design elements like a masthead with the magazine title, an introductory paragraph from the editor, a featured photo altered in Photoshop, page numbers down the side, and an advertisement. It also lists headings for the main feature article on Abbie Field and bands/artists included per the target audience questionnaire. The purpose is to inform readers about what to expect in the magazine and make it visually interesting.
Step by step print screens – contents page
The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a contents page for a music magazine called Note. It describes adding design elements like a masthead with the magazine title, an introductory paragraph from the editor, a featured photo altered in Photoshop, and page numbers down the side listing the articles. It also covers including an advertisement with enlarged text emphasizing key words, and a cover feature on Abbie Field in different fonts with an explanatory sentence. The page is completed with a list of bands and artists featured as requested by the target audience in a questionnaire.
Media construction
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover and contents page in Adobe InDesign. Key steps include changing the background color, adding a title with a brush effect in Photoshop and importing into InDesign, positioning images and text boxes, and tying design elements together across pages. Photos and text are arranged and formatted following magazine design conventions.
Media construction
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover and contents page in Adobe InDesign. Key steps include changing the background color, adding a title with a brush effect in Photoshop and importing into InDesign, positioning text boxes and articles on the left side, and centering the main cover photo while ensuring text is readable around images. The contents page similarly positions articles on the left and sections on the right, with page numbers on the bottom.
Double page spread
Manvir created a double page spread in InDesign. He began by adding the necessary number of pages and using the rectangle frame tool to insert a picture across both pages. Manvir ensured the high quality picture fit the entire space without being blurry. He then added text boxes to include a heading in the same font as the front cover as well as a subheading and information on the other side of the spread. Manvir formatted the article text into columns and made the first letter larger to guide the reader. He finished by changing some text colors to red to draw the audience's eye to key elements.
Contents screenshots
The document describes the steps taken to create a contents page for a magazine. It explains adding a pink rectangle masthead at the top of the page. Text was added for the magazine title using a horizontal text tool. Images and page numbers were then added to anchor articles. Additional boxes and text were placed at the bottom, including an editor's letter and subscription box, following magazine design conventions. Colors and layout were chosen to conform to the overall color scheme and professional magazine standards.
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Production of contents page
- 1. PRODUCTION OF CONTENTS PAGE Rachel Jones
- 2. I started my contents page production by adding the title of the page “Contents” to the first column of my Quark layout.
- 3. I then added my magazine name “INDIE” above the Contents title so that it was obvious that it is for my magazine.
- 4. I added a page number to the bottom of my page.
- 5. I wrote out my first column of my contents page which was my feature articles in Berlin Sans FB font in 11pt size.
- 6. I then added my “Regulars” section in the same font size (11pt) and the same font (Berlin Sans FB)
- 7. I added two burgundy lines to place my contact details between .
- 8. I drew out the 5 boxes for my picture to be inserted into.
- 9. I then added all my pictures into my boxes to
- 10. I finally added page numbers onto my photos to ensure that the reader knew which picture went with which article.