The process of making my music magazine double page spread
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The document describes the process the author took to create a double page spread for their music magazine, including selecting the best photo, laying out the design in Quark, adding the title and byline in the specified fonts and colors, writing the article in Word and importing it to Quark, and finally adding identifying information like the magazine name and date.
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- 1. The process of making my music magazine Double page spread
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- 3. Secondly I typed out the title to my double page spread. Ensuring that is was done in the colours specified from my questionnaire analysis and it was the same font that I suggested in my publication plan.
- 4. After that I added my by-line underneath the headline title. Again I made sure that it was done in the right colour scheme and font. I also played around a bit on quark with the effects and made my name and the interviewee’s name stand out more.
- 5. Then I wrote out my article on a word document before adding it to my double page spread on quark. I made it the right colour and then added 5 line drop capital to let the reader know where to start reading, making sure that it was done in the font that I stated in my publication plan and in the right colour.
- 6. My finished double page spread article Then lastly I just had to add the name of the magazine (Release) the date and the page number.