Successful front cover images
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This document discusses and evaluates several potential front cover images for a publication. The first image showed a large piece of hair falling out which was deemed too distracting. The second image had better color but a stray hair bothered the author. The final image was favored as the paint formation was interesting and visible mistakes could be easily edited in Photoshop, making it the most compelling choice for the front cover.
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2) Sections and elements were added to the page, such as pink bars to clearly divide sections and white bars for consistency and to fill blank spaces. Photos were selected that related to articles.
3) After planning out titles and sections, elements were arranged on the page, including adjusting sizes and columns to fit everything. Numbers and titles were styled for visibility. The final result contained neatly organized and placed elements.
Front cover construction
The document summarizes edits made to an image in Photoshop, including removing rips, stray hairs, and dry icing from the subject's face using various tools. Additional adjustments were made to balance the composition by expanding part of the left side and centering the subject's head. Knowing the layout was similar to a test front cover, text placements could be transferred exactly to InDesign for a consistent design.
Double page spread construction id
1) The document describes the process of designing a double page spread interview for a magazine in InDesign. Key elements included placing text, images, and dividing questions and answers across both pages.
2) Feedback was received that some minor details like folios were missing and the font size was too large. The text was adjusted by adding more questions, changing the font size, and rearranging elements.
3) The final result resolved the issues and balanced both pages well while maintaining consistency with the cover design through use of lines and fonts. The designer was happy with the outcome.
Double page spread interview
The interview discusses the singer's background writing songs since childhood, her inspirations of heartbreak and past experiences, and her plans to continue making music, potentially releasing an album, and touring the world if given the opportunity. The singer expresses gratitude for her supportive family and team who have helped her gain popularity at a young age of 18, allowing her to pursue her dream career in music.
Double page spread construction
The document summarizes the process of expanding a photograph to fit a double page spread in Photoshop. It involved taking small sections of the background image and duplicating them to fill empty space on both sides of the original photo. Colors of additional paper elements were matched using the Eyedropper tool. Shadows were added for realism. Filling out the A3 size required more tedious selection of smaller background layers due to color variations. Rotating, blurring and erasing were used to form shadow shapes from dark background areas. The result was a photo expanded successfully across a double page spread.
Successful double page spread images
The document discusses three potential images for a double page magazine spread. The first image of a model yelling into a paper megaphone was rejected because it did not stretch across both pages well in Photoshop. The second image of the model with flowing hair also did not work across both pages. The third image of the model throwing paper was selected for the spread because the pose was powerful and the floating pages would relate well to the magazine's theme. The photographer used apps to edit the selected image before importing it into Photoshop to expand it across the double page spread.
Successful double page spread images
The document discusses several photos considered for a double page magazine spread. The first photo of a model yelling into a paper megaphone was rejected because it did not stretch across both pages well in Photoshop. A second photo of the model with flowing hair was also rejected for not spanning both pages. A third photo of the model throwing paper was selected because the flying pages related well to the magazine's theme and could be manipulated to look like pages from a book. The photo was edited on a phone app before being imported into Photoshop to expand across the double page spread.
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Photoshoot plan
The document outlines a photoshoot plan that will take place indoors in a studio setting. The model is named Brooke Martin, a 17-year-old female who has previous modelling experience. Her name will be changed to Daisy May for the shoot. The location will be set up in a college studio with a pink backdrop. For hair and makeup, the goal is a retro 80s style with crimped waves in the hair and dark smoky eyes or pink/blue eyeshadow with subtle pink lips.
Photoshoot plan
The document outlines a photoshoot plan that will take place indoors in a studio setting. The model is named Brooke Martin, a 17-year-old female who has previous modelling experience. Her name will be changed to Daisy May for the shoot. The location will be set up in a college studio with a pink backdrop. For hair and makeup, the plan is to give her crimped waves resembling an 80s style, along with dark smoky eyes and subtle pink lips to fit a retro yet modern theme for an indie-pop magazine aimed at a young audience.
Test shots media
Jorgie Giddings took test shots for the front cover of a magazine using a pink background and their sister as a model. The first test shot had some rips that were edited out using Photoshop tools. Fonts were chosen from dafont.com for the magazine graphics. In Photoshop, the text backgrounds were removed and colors adjusted. In InDesign, the test image was adjusted to fill an A4 size and text was placed in different layouts. White bars were added around the image to make the magazine cover look less empty without headlines.
College magazine self evaluation
The document is a self-evaluation by Jorgie Giddings of a college magazine they created. In the summary:
The magazine's target audience was students aged 16-24 attending City College Norwich. Images and topics discussed college updates and subjects to appeal to this group.
Giddings was pleased with the front cover which tied the background image of a student on campus with the color scheme and text.
The aspect that could be improved is the contents page, which Giddings felt looked less professional than the front cover due to the text layout and background color. Better time management would allow testing different designs.
College magazine self evaluation
Jorgie Giddings created a magazine for students aged 16-24 attending City College Norwich. The magazine represents this target audience by using phrases about college subjects and updates. The background image on the front cover was also taken on site at the college to relate closely to the intended audience.
Jorgie is most pleased with the front cover, which ties the background image and text together cohesively with a yellow and purple color scheme. For the background image, Jorgie planned poses with the model so she would look at an area of text on the cover in a natural way.
The least favorite part is the contents page, which looks less professional and more childish than the front cover due to
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