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The document describes the steps taken to design the front cover of a school magazine. These include choosing a pink background color due to it being an all-girls school, adding a main image in the top right corner and manipulating it in Photoshop, adding the magazine title in large text in the center, and adding additional design elements like cover lines, a barcode, date and issue number, and text on a star graphic to complete the cover design.
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- 5. I moved the main image over to the right side so it wasn’t covering the whole of the background and then I added text which is the name of the magazine and I made the text size 90pt
- 6. In the corner I added text saying ‘free’ to show pupils they can just pick one up and take it without paying because some may not buy it if they have to pay
- 7. Here I added the cover lines on the right hand side and made the colour grey. I added each cover line one by one so I can move one without the other ones moving.
- 8. I found an image of a barcode on Google and I added it to my front cover because all magazines have a barcode on them.
- 9. Just on top of the barcode I added a date and issue number in smaller writing but the same colour as the rest of the page.
- 10. I found an image of a star online and added it to my background, and I inserted text into it to make it a puff.
- 11. Just under the masthead I added a line of text in black writing and a smaller font which is a snippy line to grab attention.
- 12. I used bevel and emboss to make my title writing more unique as first it was just black writing but by using this it created a grey colour on top of the text.