I began by adding an edited image to my page using the picture tool in Quark. I added text to the image in Photoshop to allow drop shadows. I typed up interview questions in red and answers in columns to follow magazine conventions. I also added an introduction with a drop letter and pull quotes between columns to make the magazine spread look professional. To complete the spread, I added page numbers and a website at the bottom.

1. Quark Processes
How I created my double page
spread

2. I began by using the picture tool to add an image to my page.
I had previously edited the image on Photoshop. I added text to it in Photoshop so I was able to add drop I used colours to
shadows to make it stand out against the background. I also increased the shadows, contrast and exposure in change the colours of
the image to make it more professional and stand out the text.

3. I typed up my interview and put the questions in red so they I used colours to change the
stood out on the article. I put them in columns to relate to typical colours of the text.
magazine conventions

4. I then typed up an introduction and did a drop letter to make the I used colours to change the
magazine look professional. colours of the text.

5. I used the space I left between the columns to add drop quotes. I I used colours to change the
used the text tool to do this colours of the text.

6. To finish off my double page spread I added page numbers and a
website for the magazine. I used colours to change the
colours of the text.