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The document describes the steps taken to create the canvas for a magazine cover, including inserting images of a student and masthead, a JPEG barcode, a yellow peeling sticker with "FREE CD" text, the magazine logo, additional cover lines, and duplicating and adjusting layers to add shadows and depth.
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The document describes the steps taken to design the front cover of a magazine. These include:
1) Adding a white to grey gradient background and title text with neon effects.
2) Placing an image slightly over the title text to mimic magazine conventions.
3) Adding filters to the image to match the blue-colored scheme.
4) Positioning text boxes and lines featuring band names and the double page spread according to professional magazine layouts.
Development diary-1
The student created a magazine cover for their college by finding a suitable image and removing its background using Photoshop tools. They then resized the image and found a library background image to place it on. Text was added for the title, strapline, and insert. Various effects like bevel and emboss, textures, gradients, and film grain were applied to elements to make them stand out against the background. The contrast of the main image was decreased to better blend it into the background. The final product included all necessary features for a successful magazine cover.
Frontcoverscreenshota
This document provides details on the design process for creating the front cover of a magazine in Photoshop. The background was given texture and gradients. The main image was lightly edited to remove facial deformities. The masthead font was given texture to fit the rock theme. Promotional stickers and plugs were made to advertise features, using techniques like layering, textures, and effects to achieve an aged, rocky look. Text boxes were simple rectangles with 3D layers added.
Skills development journal
The document is a skills development journal describing the process of designing a magazine spread. It summarizes the steps taken to design the masthead, add articles and images, and format the layout. Effects like shadows, glows, and adjustments to photos were used to make elements stand out. A grid was utilized to align the various elements and maintain consistency across the spread.
Stages - Digipack
The document summarizes the steps taken to design a digipack for a music album. The designer downloaded a template, added gradient and swirl effects in different colors to the inside panels to complement album photos and screenshots. Photos and screenshots were added to the inside panels and arranged around the swirls. Consistent font and design elements were used across the digipack and previous materials. Track listings, company info, and a barcode were added to the back cover to complete the professional design.
Photoshop front page and contents print screens
The document summarizes what the author has learned in constructing a magazine cover, contents page, and double-page spread for their magazine titled "Blare". Some of the key lessons include: how to select fonts that represent different genres using DaFont.com; how to edit images using tools in Photoshop and InDesign like levels, brightness/contrast, and masks; how to follow design principles like using color schemes and filling empty space; and how to incorporate typical magazine codes and conventions into the layouts, such as ads, pull quotes, and positioning of key information. The author reflects on changes made from initial drafts to better represent the rock music genre and target audience.
Construction of movie poster
1) The document describes the process of creating a movie poster mockup for a class project.
2) Several images were edited using Photoshop tools like filters, layers, and selection tools to add effects like blood, blurring, and splitting faces.
3) The edited images and additional text elements like the movie title, taglines, and reviews were arranged on mock magazine pages to create the poster design.
4) Feedback was gathered and the main image was re-edited to improve the realistic appearance of added blood before completing the final poster design.
Making ancillary products
The document describes the process of creating ancillary products like a digipak and posters to promote an album. Key steps include:
1) Editing images to add a sepia/brown tone to create consistency across products.
2) Designing the digipak layout and adding cover art, tracklist, and background images.
3) Creating tour posters with the artist name, album info, and tour dates.
4) Ensuring similar fonts, effects, and promotional elements are used to clearly link the different products together.
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Screenshots For Photoshop
- 1. Here are the settings that I used when creating the canvas that I would be working on. Here you can see that I have inserted the image of the student and inserted the main masthead includingthe name of the magazine “LIFE AT PRIESTLEY”.
- 2. Inserting JPEG of barcode into bottom left corner. Then I inserted a shape of a peeling sticker so it looks 3D and creates a good affect. I cut it out using the magic wand tool.
- 3. Then I paintedthe sticker yellow by highlightingit with the magic wand and then using the paint tool. Then I added text into the sticker saying “FREE CD” so it makes the sticker stand out even more.
- 4. Then I added my first cover line about the Priestley Quay app and then decided to insert the logo into it. After that I added more cover lines to add to the amount on the front cover.
- 5. Then I added a duplicatelayer underneath“UPCOMING OPENING DAYS” which was the oppositeto either the yellow or the white so it gave it a shadow affect and make it look 3D and stand out. More duplicatelayers.
- 6. This screenshot shows that I was nearly done creating my front cover for my magazine. Then using the paint tool I paintedunderneaththe sticker with a grey shade and turned the opacity down so it looked like a legitimate shadow.