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The document describes screenshots of the contents page for a magazine or publication. It summarizes adding a blue and white gradient background, a title in black font, and date. Headings for article types were added in black bars. Images related to articles were included to interest readers. Page numbers in bold were added next to articles for easy navigation, along with extra information under titles.
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Screen shots for contents page
The document describes screenshots of the steps taken to create a contents page for a magazine or publication. It outlines adding a title, date, black bars for headings, page numbers next to articles, and images related to articles with large page numbers to indicate what page the article is on. The final screenshot shows adding columns by including a margin down the middle of the page.
Double paged spread screen grabs
I edited a photo and imported it into an image box. I created a headline in a text box using the Skyline font. I typed the main article text in a Word document, imported it into a text box, and added a drop cap. I made an orange box for the stand first. I added extra information like the writer and photographer. Finally, I created a pull quote and aligned all the elements to make the double-paged spread look professional.
Contents
The document summarizes how an individual designed a magazine contents page using various tools. They inserted a banner and titles using the rectangle and text tools, applied gradients and adjusted colors. Images and articles were linked together using inserted arrow text. Category titles and short descriptions were added to complete the contents page while maintaining the publication's house style.
Contents moodboard and design
This document provides designs for content pages with pictures and articles. The first design includes a title picture at the top followed by dates and short descriptions of articles below. The second design lists articles without a title picture and includes a masthead. Both designs showcase content through a combination of images and text summaries.
Step by step Front Cover
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover and layout. Key steps include:
1. Editing the main image and adding a masthead logo and skyline with feature story text in different colors and sizes.
2. Adding the main feature story in red and white text with shadowing to make it stand out.
3. Incorporating additional design elements like a plug, more feature stories, and a tagline using shape and text tools.
4. Finishing touches included adding an image, barcode, date, price and website in the bottom right corner using various tools.
Draft contents screen shots
This document shows screenshots of a draft contents page that was brightened and had elements added. The original photo was used for the contents page and a title and background were added. Then the contents were listed on the side and the contents page title was changed to complete the draft contents page.
Production of my contents page
This document describes the steps taken to create a contents page, beginning with creating a title and adding a main picture feature story. Further pictures were then added according to the initial plan, along with regular and feature titles to the left of the pictures. A star shape was added using a starburst tool and text was placed within the shape, followed by a website address.
Construction of the double page spread2
Using InDesign, the author created a double page spread for a music magazine. They added text in columns, fonts, a masthead, standfirst, pull quote, and background image. Colors were changed to attract the target audience and credits were added. The masthead was enlarged to take up more space like real music magazines. The final spread looked more professional and eye-catching.
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The document describes screenshots of the steps taken to create a contents page for a magazine or publication. It outlines adding a title, date, black bars for headings, page numbers next to articles, and images related to articles with large page numbers to indicate what page the article is on. The final screenshot shows adding columns by including a margin down the middle of the page.
Double paged spread screen grabs
I edited a photo and imported it into an image box. I created a headline in a text box using the Skyline font. I typed the main article text in a Word document, imported it into a text box, and added a drop cap. I made an orange box for the stand first. I added extra information like the writer and photographer. Finally, I created a pull quote and aligned all the elements to make the double-paged spread look professional.
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The document summarizes how an individual designed a magazine contents page using various tools. They inserted a banner and titles using the rectangle and text tools, applied gradients and adjusted colors. Images and articles were linked together using inserted arrow text. Category titles and short descriptions were added to complete the contents page while maintaining the publication's house style.
Contents moodboard and design
This document provides designs for content pages with pictures and articles. The first design includes a title picture at the top followed by dates and short descriptions of articles below. The second design lists articles without a title picture and includes a masthead. Both designs showcase content through a combination of images and text summaries.
Step by step Front Cover
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover and layout. Key steps include:
1. Editing the main image and adding a masthead logo and skyline with feature story text in different colors and sizes.
2. Adding the main feature story in red and white text with shadowing to make it stand out.
3. Incorporating additional design elements like a plug, more feature stories, and a tagline using shape and text tools.
4. Finishing touches included adding an image, barcode, date, price and website in the bottom right corner using various tools.
Draft contents screen shots
This document shows screenshots of a draft contents page that was brightened and had elements added. The original photo was used for the contents page and a title and background were added. Then the contents were listed on the side and the contents page title was changed to complete the draft contents page.
Production of my contents page
This document describes the steps taken to create a contents page, beginning with creating a title and adding a main picture feature story. Further pictures were then added according to the initial plan, along with regular and feature titles to the left of the pictures. A star shape was added using a starburst tool and text was placed within the shape, followed by a website address.
Construction of the double page spread2
Using InDesign, the author created a double page spread for a music magazine. They added text in columns, fonts, a masthead, standfirst, pull quote, and background image. Colors were changed to attract the target audience and credits were added. The masthead was enlarged to take up more space like real music magazines. The final spread looked more professional and eye-catching.
Construction of the double page spread
Using InDesign, the author created a double page spread for a music magazine by adding text in columns, a masthead, standfirst, pull quote, and background image on the second page. Colors were changed to attract the target audience, including a black background and bright colors. Design elements like a drop capital, credits, and differently colored fonts for questions and answers were also included to make the article clearer for readers.
Reflection(3)[1]
The document describes the production process of a magazine. It involved first coloring the background with a paint bucket, then adding the main image and editing it to fit. Additional elements like boxes, a headline, title and animated gif were also included to provide information about the magazine's contents. Page numbers were added last to make the design look more realistic.
Evidence
The document outlines the steps taken to design the front cover of a magazine, including copying the layout preferred by the target demographic, adding design elements like the masthead, issue date, and social media links. Images and coverlines were inserted, formatted, and colored to complete the draft final design according to feedback from the target audience.
Double page spread
Alisha Hall created a double page spread for a Heavy Metal music magazine. She added a gradient background and her article. She also included cropped images of a model and festival scenes. Hall formatted the text into columns and added shapes, borders, and fonts to style the layout and draw attention to key elements like the headline and quote from the article.
Construction of the contents page
Using InDesign, Rosanna Todd created a contents page for her music magazine by adding the main image, masthead, and coverlines. She then edited fonts and added more images, the issue number, cover date, editorial, and page numbers. Finally, she completed the contents page by editing subtitles to stand out more, changing the masthead color to yellow, switching the editorial image, and adjusting fonts and page numbers until satisfied with the design.
Construction of the contents page
Using InDesign, Rosanna Todd created a contents page for her music magazine by adding the main image, masthead, and coverlines. She then edited fonts and added more images, the issue number, cover date, editorial, and page numbers. Finally, she completed the contents page by editing subtitles to stand out more, changing the masthead color to yellow, switching the editorial image, and adjusting fonts and page numbers until satisfied with the design.
Contents page production
The document describes the process of creating a contents page for a magazine. Key steps included:
1. Setting up the document with column guidelines and adding a background image.
2. Adding shapes to separate sections and create backgrounds for text.
3. Using the text tool to add the page title, date, issue number, and magazine name.
4. Adding images and resizing them to fit, and adding tags to images.
Front Cover Production Work
The document describes the steps taken to design the front cover of a magazine. It discusses inserting the masthead using the text tool and styling it with a drop shadow. Coverlines and sublines were added about band names and article topics using the text tool. A main coverline was centered to anchor the cover image. A plus bar at the bottom was included with additional band names based on audience research. Finally, a barcode was added to the bottom left corner to complete the design.
Contents Print Screnz
The document discusses designing a magazine contents page. The contents page uses consistent colors and typography as the front cover. A black gradient section was used as the background for pictures. Subheadings and brief descriptions were added to each section to provide readers information about what is on each page.
Front cover production work
The document describes the steps taken to design the front cover of a magazine. It discusses inserting the masthead using the text tool and adding effects to make it stand out. Various elements were then added like the coverlines, sublines, main coverline, plus bar and barcode in the bottom left corner. Audience research was used to choose bands for the plus bar to appeal to the widest audience.
Making my double page spread
The document summarizes changes made to a double page spread, including adding the logo, main artist name, page numbers, two images, a floating quote, and text around the main image. Text was also removed, writing sizes were adjusted, and an outline from the main image was incorporated. The double page spread is now complete after these revisions.
Progression of my Magazine
The document describes the progression of designing a magazine cover and contents pages. It shows how the designer experimented with layouts, images, colors and effects to improve the professional appearance and readability. Key changes included adding cover lines and captions, adjusting image saturation, incorporating photographers' names, and using alternating colors and drop shadows to create visual interest and continuity across pages. The final result brought together these various design elements to produce a polished, multi-page magazine spread reflecting hip hop genre trends.
How I made my Magazine Cover
Katie Hall summarizes how she created a magazine cover in GIMP. She began by removing the background of her main image and adding texture to the background and hair/eyes. Next, she added the magazine title using different tools to modify the text. Additional elements like the skyline, issue details, and cover stories were then inserted using various text and image tools. Effects like drop shadows and lines were utilized to make elements stand out. The process was repeated to complete the multiple stories and plug section. Finally, a barcode and price were tilted and added to finish the magazine cover design.
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The document describes the process of creating a magazine mockup in Photoshop and InDesign. Key steps include:
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2) Adding design elements like mastheads, shapes, and text using tools in Photoshop and InDesign.
3) Arranging layers and images, and applying effects like filters and gradients.
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Evaluation
This document evaluates the front cover and contents page of a magazine that was created using QuarkXPress and Adobe Photoshop. For the front cover, benefits included using Photoshop's high quality tools to experiment with headings, images, and design elements. Drawbacks were a lack of font variety and additional images or cover lines. For the contents page created in QuarkXPress, benefits were creating columns and adding color/images, while drawbacks included not emphasizing any content and lacking the front cover image or more variety. Overall, both pages could be improved by adding more design elements like various fonts, sizes, and colors.
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Doube page spread screenshots
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Screen shots for cover page
I first created a masthead for the magazine cover using large blue and black letters. I then added a band cover image and edited it to improve contrast and draw attention to the masthead. Next, I added taglines and a bold cover line to advertise articles and draw the eye. Finally, I included additional text blocks to provide information on articles and a competition to encourage readership.
Construction of my magazine
The document describes the process of constructing the front cover, contents page, and double page spread for a magazine. For the front cover, the author cropped an image and added a title, font, and other design elements. For the contents page, the author laid out the page structure and included a title, photo, and listing of stories and their page numbers. For the double page spread, the author included a large edited photo, title, pull quote placed in a window, and accompanying text, along with page numbers and a byline.
Construction of my magazine
The document describes the process of constructing the front cover, contents page, and double page spread for a magazine. For the front cover, the writer cropped an image and added a title, font, and other design elements. For the contents page, information like titles and page numbers were organized in layers. For the double page spread, a high resolution image was used and enhanced with a title and quote in the style of the front cover, along with accompanying text and page numbers.
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The document outlines the steps taken to design the front cover of a magazine, including copying the layout preferred by the target demographic, adding design elements like the masthead, issue date, and social media links. Images and coverlines were inserted, formatted, and colored to complete the draft final design according to feedback from the target audience.
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Construction of the contents page
Using InDesign, Rosanna Todd created a contents page for her music magazine by adding the main image, masthead, and coverlines. She then edited fonts and added more images, the issue number, cover date, editorial, and page numbers. Finally, she completed the contents page by editing subtitles to stand out more, changing the masthead color to yellow, switching the editorial image, and adjusting fonts and page numbers until satisfied with the design.
Construction of the contents page
Using InDesign, Rosanna Todd created a contents page for her music magazine by adding the main image, masthead, and coverlines. She then edited fonts and added more images, the issue number, cover date, editorial, and page numbers. Finally, she completed the contents page by editing subtitles to stand out more, changing the masthead color to yellow, switching the editorial image, and adjusting fonts and page numbers until satisfied with the design.
Contents page production
The document describes the process of creating a contents page for a magazine. Key steps included:
1. Setting up the document with column guidelines and adding a background image.
2. Adding shapes to separate sections and create backgrounds for text.
3. Using the text tool to add the page title, date, issue number, and magazine name.
4. Adding images and resizing them to fit, and adding tags to images.
Front Cover Production Work
The document describes the steps taken to design the front cover of a magazine. It discusses inserting the masthead using the text tool and styling it with a drop shadow. Coverlines and sublines were added about band names and article topics using the text tool. A main coverline was centered to anchor the cover image. A plus bar at the bottom was included with additional band names based on audience research. Finally, a barcode was added to the bottom left corner to complete the design.
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How I made my Magazine Cover
Katie Hall summarizes how she created a magazine cover in GIMP. She began by removing the background of her main image and adding texture to the background and hair/eyes. Next, she added the magazine title using different tools to modify the text. Additional elements like the skyline, issue details, and cover stories were then inserted using various text and image tools. Effects like drop shadows and lines were utilized to make elements stand out. The process was repeated to complete the multiple stories and plug section. Finally, a barcode and price were tilted and added to finish the magazine cover design.
Print screens
The document describes the process of creating a magazine mockup in Photoshop and InDesign. Key steps include:
1) Setting up document presets and resolution in Photoshop and cropping images.
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3) Arranging layers and images, and applying effects like filters and gradients.
4) Adding final touches like barcodes and social media links across pages.
Production log continued
The document discusses setting up a double page magazine spread. It describes adding margins and columns, changing the color scheme to red and black for questions and answers, removing text to work on the background which included stretching an image to fill the whole spread and blending it in so text would be visible. It also covers adding the title using two fonts, tilting one for a fun urban effect and using a military font for "exclusive" to create a stamped important look.
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This documentary examines the importance of marketing in the music business through the career of Meatloaf. It uses a variety of techniques including interviews, narration, and archive footage presented in a non-linear structure. Camerawork includes close-ups in interviews and long shots of concerts. Sound features Meatloaf's music and narration, while editing employs straight cuts and dissolves. Graphics include titles, names, and album art to reinforce the focus on Meatloaf's marketing success.
The Marketing of Meatloaf Analysis
This documentary examines the importance of marketing in the music business through analyzing the career of Meat Loaf. It uses a variety of techniques including interviews, narration, and archival footage presented in a non-linear structure. Marketing strategies like album covers, music videos, and magazine spreads are discussed. Throughout the documentary, Meat Loaf's music is incorporated to connect to the subject.
Screen shots for double page spread
I set up columns on a double page spread and added a title to my article. Then I added the article text along with a pull quote and introduction. Finally, I included images on the pages and used black backgrounds to make the images stand out against the text.
My magazine reader profile
The target audience for RWM is 62% male and 38% female, with a median age of 21. 40% are students and 65% fall into socioeconomic categories ABC1. The audience is influenced by social media like Facebook and YouTube to interact with friends and listen to music, and they keep up-to-date with hard rock bands.
Photo shoot plan
The photo shoot plan outlines details for a rock band cover shoot on November 22nd. The shoot will take place from 4-6pm in Warrington at Golden Square, where the photographer Shannen Godwin and the band will meet. The band is to dress casually in rocky clothes with messy hair and bring a guitar prop. The photographer will bring a camera and possibly a tripod to capture images for the cover, contents page, and a double page spread.
Case study notes (rock sound)
Rock Sound is a monthly British music magazine focused on less commercial genres like punk, hard rock, and metal. It was launched in 1999 and is currently edited by Ben Patashnik. The magazine aims to provide coverage of both well-known acts and smaller bands. Key elements the document author intends to imitate include matching color schemes, columns on the contents page without images overlapping text, and page numbers listed on the contents page.
Case study notes (q)
Q Magazine is a monthly publication focused on modern rock music. It is published by Bauer Media Group, a large international media company owned by the Bauer family since 1875. The editor is Andrew Harrison and it has been published since 1986, costing £3.99. It is distributed in newsagents, supermarkets, and music shops. The covers typically feature a band member and use a limited color scheme. Contents pages list articles alongside related images and the magazine utilizes double page spreads with large band images to draw readers in.
Case study notes (rock sound)
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Cover page screenshots
Photoshop allows users to take screenshots of their work. These screenshots can be used on a cover page to showcase a project. Screenshots are a concise way to demonstrate Photoshop skills and the final results of a design project in just a few images.
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Screen shots for contents page
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- 2. First I made a background with the colour scheme I used for my I added a title to the contents in a black font to stand out from the cover page, using blue and white in a gradient. background. I added a date underneath the title to show the date this issue In this screen shot I added black bars to add text into them for was released. headings.
- 3. I added headings for the different types of articles. I added images based around some of my articles so that the reader can be interested in the image and find the article. In this I added page numbers in bold next to articles so that the page numbers are clear and if the reader wants to read that article and go straight to the article, I also added extra information under the titles of the articles to give the reader more information on that article.