I first took my image and changed the contrasts of the photograph to make it black and white as I wanted my double-page spread to have a level of sophistication and high quality. I then added the title text and carefully chose the fonts and colour schemes to compliment each other. On the opposite page, I decided to create my article by using columns and keep my text looking very proffessional as this was my aim from the double-page spread. I felt the article was looking a bit plain so I decided to add quotes (which is a key magazine conventions) and a strip on the very right hand side to add a suitable image. For the image I picked one of my friend Josh looking in despair, I changed the contrast and saturations on photoshop and then placed the photograph into InDesign and placed appropriately. Finally, I also added a memorable quote from the radio drama on top of the photograph. "Stay alert, stay vigilant and most importantly, stay safe", I think this gives a real indication to readers of what the drama could be about and would make them want to listen even more.
Tuesday, 22 March 2011
Screenshots of Development
I used Photoshop and InDesign to create my double-page spread and over the week that I produced this, I took various different screen shots to show my progress and how my article developed over time.
I first took my image and changed the contrasts of the photograph to make it black and white as I wanted my double-page spread to have a level of sophistication and high quality. I then added the title text and carefully chose the fonts and colour schemes to compliment each other. On the opposite page, I decided to create my article by using columns and keep my text looking very proffessional as this was my aim from the double-page spread. I felt the article was looking a bit plain so I decided to add quotes (which is a key magazine conventions) and a strip on the very right hand side to add a suitable image. For the image I picked one of my friend Josh looking in despair, I changed the contrast and saturations on photoshop and then placed the photograph into InDesign and placed appropriately. Finally, I also added a memorable quote from the radio drama on top of the photograph. "Stay alert, stay vigilant and most importantly, stay safe", I think this gives a real indication to readers of what the drama could be about and would make them want to listen even more.
I first took my image and changed the contrasts of the photograph to make it black and white as I wanted my double-page spread to have a level of sophistication and high quality. I then added the title text and carefully chose the fonts and colour schemes to compliment each other. On the opposite page, I decided to create my article by using columns and keep my text looking very proffessional as this was my aim from the double-page spread. I felt the article was looking a bit plain so I decided to add quotes (which is a key magazine conventions) and a strip on the very right hand side to add a suitable image. For the image I picked one of my friend Josh looking in despair, I changed the contrast and saturations on photoshop and then placed the photograph into InDesign and placed appropriately. Finally, I also added a memorable quote from the radio drama on top of the photograph. "Stay alert, stay vigilant and most importantly, stay safe", I think this gives a real indication to readers of what the drama could be about and would make them want to listen even more.
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