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This document summarizes the iterative process an author took to design a presentation on fractions for 4th/5th grade students. The author started with pictures from online but then changed to using their own photos of oranges cut to show fractions. Over multiple revisions, the author worked to improve the design by removing unnecessary elements, adding bold titles and headings, adjusting alignments, changing fonts, and adding design elements like drop shadows and color gradients. The goal was to clearly convey the concept of fractions in a way that supports student understanding.
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Screen Shots and constution
The document summarizes the process of designing the front cover, main article page, and contents page for issue 2 of the magazine "Diverse". For the front cover, the designer experimented with fonts, positioning of text, and blending the main image. For the main article page, lyrics and a CD advertisement were added. The contents page involved arranging images and article listings, and adjusting sizing and positioning. The overall goal was to make each issue unique while maintaining consistency as a Diverse magazine issue.
Screenshots of final product
The document describes changes made to a magazine design. Key changes include:
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3) Adding colored backgrounds and paint splats to images on a double page spread for visual interest and clarity.
4) Wrapping pull quote text to mimic modern magazine styles.
Contents page week 1
I started with a simple grey gradient background and added an image, reducing its opacity to blend it in. I then added a title with a 3D effect and drop shadow in two colors. Next, I refined the edge of the image used to make it look professional, adjusted its size and position, and added a red box around it, merging the box to better blend it with the image.
Making my magazine cover
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover, including trying different photos, backgrounds, colors, fonts, and layouts. Feedback was received that the initial design looked "too brown" and lacked information. The designer then tested alternative color schemes and additional text to address the feedback, ultimately selecting a final design with an effective metallic background, balanced color scheme, and extra descriptive text.
Double Page Evaluation
The document summarizes the process of creating a double page spread for a magazine. It describes choosing an image that shows a happier side than the front cover. Effects were added to the image to match the dark red, white, and black color scheme of the cover. Questions and answers were researched from other magazines and edited with a bold font for the questions. A title was chosen that uses the same font as the cover to keep the spread consistent with the front cover.
Popish Design Progression | Assignment 9-4 | CSE 615, Winter 2018
The poster promotes a donation drive benefiting Womenspace by appealing to students' sense of community. It uses modern, angular fonts and graphics in pink tones to attract students and be consistent with other campus messaging. The designer aligned elements, adjusted images and content, and experimented with color schemes and fonts over multiple revisions to refine the message and design aesthetic. The final poster aligns all text left, uses complementary angular and rounded fonts to distinguish sections, and focuses on soliciting donations for Womenspace during Valentine's Day week.
Almatar assignment 9-4
The document describes several design iterations for a page layout. For the first design, everything was left aligned and blue was used to create contrast and repetition. For the next design, a monochromatic orange color scheme was used along with the Papyrus font to give an Arabic style. Embellishments were added for this style as well. The third design included a picture word by the title on a lighter background with one enlarged image placed beside the text box. Italics were used for the title and a bolder first letter for the paragraph. The final design used a font reflective of Arabic lettering for the title with embellishments to reflect an Arab style more.
Double page spread week 1
I started with a blank 29.7 x 42.0cm canvas and inserted images, adding effects like feathering, lightening, and gradients. I added a drop shadow to one image to give it depth and split the page with a line. Page numbers were added at the top to indicate to readers. Additional images like a lion and skyline were blended and placed to represent the subject and create a sense of movement. A band and title with stylistic flourishes were also included to separate elements and draw the eye.
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Double Page Evaluation
The document summarizes the process of creating a double page spread for a magazine. It describes choosing an image that shows a happier side than the front cover. Effects were added to the image to match the dark red, white, and black color scheme of the cover. Questions and answers were researched from other magazines and edited with a bold font for the questions. A title was chosen that uses the same font as the cover to keep the spread consistent with the front cover.
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Production of my college magazine
This document summarizes the production process of a college magazine. It describes 7 stages: 1) Adding the cover picture using Photoshop. 2) Including the headline, bar code, logo and price using InDesign. 3) Placing the first headline at the top for relevance. 4) Adding more headlines and changing colors to match the background. 5) Beginning the contents page by centering the title between pictures. 6) Finalizing the front cover by adding another headline and rearranging elements. 7) Completing the contents page by adding text and lowering it to frame the picture better.
Double page spread construction
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Creating my contents page
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Preliminary task Evaluation Cover Page
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How I Made My Magazine (Presentation)
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Question 7
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Step to step process of First draft
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This document summarizes the design process for an interpretive sign over 8 weeks. It discusses refining the message to focus on what the audience should "know, feel, and do". Various design elements like proximity, alignment, repetition, contrast, color, and typography were adjusted each week to improve the design. In the final week, complementary colors and contrasting typefaces were used to create a modern, balanced design that effectively communicates the intended message.
Development Pro Forma
This document contains evaluations of different digital graphic narrative development tasks completed by the author, including shape tasks, rotoscoping, text-based images, comic book style images, photography, and illustrations. For each task, the author provides what they liked about the piece and how they would improve it if doing it again. They enjoyed experimenting with different techniques like filters, overlays, textures and lighting. Overall, the evaluations indicate the author is still learning and refining their skills in digital graphic narratives.
Construction of magazine
The document summarizes the process of creating multiple drafts of a magazine front cover and contents page. Some key points:
1) The author experimented with different layouts, images, colors and fonts on five drafts of the front cover to improve the design and structure based on feedback.
2) Changes included increasing the masthead size, adjusting image placement and adding cover lines.
3) Three drafts of the contents page were also made, refining elements like boxes, fonts and filling empty spaces based on assessments.
4) The final drafts of both pages incorporated a variety of techniques to create a cohesive and visually appealing design for the magazine.
Construction of magazine
1) The document describes the process of designing four drafts of a magazine front cover and contents page. Key steps included choosing images and text, adjusting colors, fonts, sizes and positioning of elements, and getting feedback from a lecturer and peers.
2) Revisions across drafts focused on improving layout, balance of elements, use of color and fonts, making the masthead and images more prominent, and addressing feedback to create a more cohesive and appealing design.
3) The fourth draft of the contents page added a blue banner to balance the color distribution and improve readability of social media text by changing it to white. The designer was pleased with the outcome of this iterative design process.
Graham Poster Progression
The document describes adjustments made to the design of a math fluency poster. It discusses changing the title to match added images, shrinking text to make images the focal point, enlarging images to make them stand out more, adding mathematical symbols and images of the designer's niece to align with the message, and adding color elements. For the final design, a white background was used with black bars for images and text, a color image was changed to black and white, subjects were shown at an equal distance, math equations and a pop of red were kept, and title and body text had contrasting typefaces.
Development pro forma1
The digital flat plans include layouts for each page of the comic book story. Key elements like panels, text boxes, and character placements are marked out on blank templates to visualize how the story will flow from page to page. Feedback is provided on improving panel layouts and formatting text for consistency across pages.
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Slide design sharing
- 1. Fractions What is part of a whole?
- 2. Goal: To present a mathematical concept that is challenging in a way that supports students’ understanding. Topic: Fractions Message: Fraction is a mathematical terms that expresses part of a whole and sometimes fractions that are the same are expressed in two different ways (equivalent fractions). Audience: 4th/5th grade students
- 3. This is my original design. I found some great pictures online that I thought would really grab my audience’s attention. I also created a question to keep the audience interested.
- 5. First set of changes I thought about how I could tell a story with the pictures, so I took pictures of a whole orange, in ways that looked like the fractions. So, I changed from using pictures that were from the internet (beautiful, but not as relevant) to pictures that really showed what I was doing. I also added some captions that explain and two captions with questions to keep the readers searching for answers. I also tried to add some different words to support understanding of the jargon.
- 7. Next set of changes I made quite a few changes in the weeks between the last slide and this one. I started by taking out the boarder that offered no value to the slide message (embellishment). I also took the time/date stamp off of the photographs. I added a bold title and a line to give contrast between the slide and the title. I also added a subheading in bold to draw the eyes to the question. I do think that this improved the design because it does draw the eyes to the title and subheading. I changed the alignment from horizontal to vertical; however, I failed to keep it aligned between top and bottom and throughout the graphics.
- 9. Next set of changes This is the split complement triad design. I really liked the way the colors worked together. I did use the thicker font and I changed the font for the question and I think it looks better. There is a good use of white space. I think that this design is an improvement. The colors are bright and have nice contrast. The alignment is better (not perfect) in this design. I did a right alignment and made sure all of the pictures were aligned. However, I didn’t align the text with the pictures so there is still some continuity issues.
- 11. Final set of changes On this slide I used size to create contrast. Not only the size of the title and the last caption, but also the size of the word question in the text. I also used text with different forms, the letter “g” shows the contrast the best between the two fonts. I made sure to choose two very different fonts, a modern and a decorative font. I tried to work out all the alignment issues (I had alignment issues for many of my pieces). I also added the drop shadow to my pictures and put the lighter color at the top of the slide. I like the changes to this slide, it feel bold and makes a statement. It works well with the theme.