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- Resizing elements like the date to make them easier to read within design conventions
- Filling in additional elements like articles, barcodes, and background images
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Production of front cover
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Production of front cover
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover in Photoshop. Key points include:
- The designer used Photoshop to create the front cover and found it easy to learn.
- Multiple revisions were made to element sizes, positions, and colors to improve readability and follow design conventions.
- Effects like stroke and bevel & emboss were added to make the title bolder and more noticeable.
- Pictures, articles, and other elements were arranged and rearranged to look more professional and attract readers.
- Spelling mistakes were corrected before finalizing the magazine cover design in Photoshop.
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Screen shot of change to final front cover
- 1. Screen shots of changes to the front cover I decided to move the masthead & skyline because it was a solid block at the top together which doesn’t really demonstrate an alternative style.
- 2. I decided to make the header longer so that it didn’t take up as much room if it went down also the colours help the words stand out. I moved the plug down and the barcode smaller, in regards to moving the plug I did it because I wanted to make room for the central image.
- 3. I switched round the pull quote and cover line. I thought it would look better I just need to insert a picture of apple products into the box
- 4. I have moved all this down to make space for the central image
- 5. Picture of apple products inserted. Ive added another cover line instead of a plug
- 6. I moved the header because I didn’t realise that it would cover the faces of the people in the picture.