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This document outlines the steps taken to create the front cover and double page spread for a magazine. It lists the dates and tasks, including taking photographs for the cover and contents page, editing photos in Photoshop, designing the masthead and cover lines, and adding captions and text to make the front cover and double page spread effective and professional.
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This document outlines a schedule for creating a school magazine front cover and spreads over several dates in November and December. It includes taking a front cover photograph, editing the photo in Photoshop, creating the magazine cover fundamentals and adding design elements, taking additional photos, editing and inserting photos into spreads, and developing content for the magazine pages.
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