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After changing the paper orientation and repositioning the page to better fit a non-portrait photograph, the author adjusted the lighting and softening to illuminate the model, then matched the font style to previously used text to maintain consistency across outfits described. Shadow effects were added to writing near splashing water to improve readability and understanding of where the clothes were from.
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The document describes several changes the author made to improve a double page magazine spread. They made the background image more opaque to improve readability of text. Font sizes and positions were adjusted so the first letter and words fit better. Spot healing and sizing tools were used to blend in stains and make the text and images better arranged on the page. The final result was an improved layout that appeared neater and more professionally presented.
Magazine production
The document discusses the production of a magazine cover and layout. It describes choosing a model and location for photography, editing images through techniques like gradient overlays to add shadows, designing the magazine name and title in bold fonts, including relevant text about an upcoming film release, and adding conventions like a barcode and publication date. The goal was to create a magazine design that intrigued audiences about the main character and drew them in to learn more about an exclusive story.
Contents page progress
1) The document describes the process of designing the contents page of a magazine in Photoshop, including adding images, adjusting colors, fonts, and positioning of text.
2) Multiple adjustments were made to images and text layout, including changing photos, sizes, locations on the page, and effects applied.
3) The final design included the masthead, feature story text overlays, a selfie with additional text, page numbers and website address, and positioning of all elements was adjusted several times for better visual flow and appeal to the target teenage audience.
Media Studies Work
The document discusses the process of designing a school magazine cover. It describes comparing past school magazine covers to understand effective designs. It also discusses practicing photo editing skills in Photoshop and receiving peer feedback on draft magazine covers. Based on the feedback, changes were made to fonts, text alignment, and use of drop shadows to improve readability and design flow.
Editing process of my music magazine
The document describes the process of editing a photo and designing magazine pages in Photoshop and Quark. Key steps include:
1) Editing a photo in Photoshop by cropping, changing layers to black and white, and adjusting brightness/contrast to focus on the subject's face.
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.
Production Reflection
The document provides details about Imogen Minto's process for producing a magazine. Some key points:
- Imogen has begun layout work, adding patterns to the front cover and designing double page spreads for sketches and model photos.
- Imogen experimented with editing photos in Photoshop to brighten them and make the model's eyes pop more. She smoothed the model's face using Gaussian blur.
- For the front cover text, Imogen tested different fonts and styles to make certain words like "NEW" stand out through size, color, and boldness.
- Imogen chose fonts that were clear, balanced, and professional looking for the magazine text and titles.
Production Reflection
The document provides details about Imogen Minto's process for producing a magazine. Some key points:
- Imogen has begun layout work, adding patterns to the front cover and designing double page spreads for sketches and model photos.
- Imogen experimented with editing photos in Photoshop to brighten them and make the model's eyes pop more. She blurred parts of the face to give an airbrushed look.
- For the front cover text and layout, Imogen tested different fonts and placements of elements like the model's name and issue details. She aimed to make certain elements like "NEW" stand out with bold fonts and colors.
Front cover
The document describes the process of finalizing a magazine front cover. The author made several changes based on feedback, including fixing a spelling mistake, changing the masthead to be horizontal and lighter in color, and switching the splash from horizontal to vertical to balance empty space. These changes allowed the headline and subheading to stand out more. The author also chose the front cover image because it follows the rule of thirds and features a subject in front of a brick wall, a popular style for indie rock magazines.
Contents page layout
This document describes revisions made to a magazine contents page layout. It discusses changing the layout from a "block like and boring" format to one with rotated images and varied spacing. Images were chosen that relate to the magazine topic of a school publication. Fonts, colors, and graphics were adjusted to match the magazine cover design. Feedback was incorporated that removed unneeded text and enlarged the word "CONTENTS" for clarity. The finished layout is assessed as having better visual appeal and spacing than the original flat plan.
My final front cover changes new
The document summarizes changes made to a magazine front cover design based on feedback from a focus group. Key changes included deleting one image and cover line to avoid overlapping the central image, making cover lines and flash elements smaller so they don't cover the central image too much, changing fonts to be bolder and more eye-catching, rearranging elements so they stand out better against the background, and adding more cover lines and graphics to make the page appear fuller like comparable magazine covers. The goal was to draw attention to the central image and intrigue readers based on inspiration from other successful magazine designs.
Presentation1
The document summarizes changes made to layout and design elements of a rock music magazine. The background color and font were changed on the double page spread to draw focus to the text and images rather than the background. The main image direction and text placement were also adjusted on the double page spread to make better use of space. On the front cover, the font was changed to have a "smashed" look fitting of a rock magazine, and additional text and a second image were added to fill out the space. The contents page background was changed from a dull gray to black, the model's hair was adjusted to blend with the background better, and the font was changed to be more "distorted" and interesting to look at,
Double page spead progression
The document describes the process of creating a double page magazine spread in Photoshop. Key steps included adding text elements like the masthead and pull quotes, adjusting fonts and colors, positioning images and graphics, and refining the layout. Elements were rearranged, resized, and styled until the designer was satisfied with the overall look and feel of the spread. Photo editing included removing backgrounds and combining multiple images into one composite shot to illustrate the magazine article.
Production log
This document is a production log for designing a magazine contents page and double page spread (DPS). It summarizes the designer's process, including [1] adding a title and elements to the contents page like images and page numbers, [2] designing the DPS using different fonts and colors to distinguish the interview questions and answers, and [3] incorporating feedback to improve readability by changing fonts and positioning images and text. The log shows the iterative design process for these pages.
Presentation1
The document summarizes changes made to various pages of a rock music magazine, including:
1) Changing the background color and font of the double page spread to be less dramatic and focus attention on the text and images.
2) Repositioning text on the double page spread to leave more space and adding quotes to fill empty space.
3) Changing the direction a model is facing on the double page spread to avoid text overlapping.
4) Changing the font of the masthead on the front cover to have a "smashed" look fitting for a rock magazine.
5) Adjusting text placement and size on the front cover to avoid hiding the model's face and make the cover look
Evaluation
The student created a magazine cover in PowerPoint using a photograph they took as the background image. They placed text around the model in the photograph and added the magazine's masthead on the right side partially covering the model. They chose a college student as the main image since it relates to the magazine's target audience and genre. The color scheme uses black, white, and blue which goes well with the image and makes the cover more appealing. A sophisticated font is used for the masthead to make the magazine look smart while all other text uses the same font for consistency. The masthead is the largest text to make it stand out as the title. Peer feedback suggested the color scheme is good but some text colors could be changed for
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The document summarizes the process taken to design the front cover of a magazine in Photoshop and InDesign. Key steps included editing a photo in Photoshop to enhance it, placing the photo and selecting a font in InDesign, and adding additional design elements like article titles, issue details, and a price. The front cover went through several iterations with changes to text sizes, placement of elements, and other tweaks to improve the overall design and layout.
Chimera progression
This document describes the process of designing a magazine cover from initial sketches to the final design. It involves experimenting with colors, fonts, images and layouts. The designer receives feedback suggesting improvements and makes adjustments accordingly, such as adding more colors, changing text placements, and increasing the size of titles to make elements stand out more. A banner and album cover are eventually added to fill empty space. The final design aims to look visually appealing and professionally presented.
Image manipulation
The document discusses how the author used various image editing tools in Photoshop to manipulate photos for use in a magazine. The author cropped, healed blemishes, adjusted colors and tones, and altered brightness and contrast to make the photos look more professional for the magazine covers and spreads. The finished photos were given a commercial and conventional look to match typical magazine standards.
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