Weekly Plan

As I not done a weekly plan since I started my magazine, I decided to do one as an update after I have completed the magazine to show what my next stages are.
In the week coming up I will send my magazine to people to receive feed back on what I can do to improve the magazine and to see what people like most. I will more or less send my images via Facebook or text message. After receiving the feedback I will change what people think needs changing to fit my audience needs.

Music Magazine

Double Page Spread Process

Double Page Spread Process 6

This step I decided to add the same arrow I had on the contents page and simply opened it up dragged it to the double page spread and then filled it in black, I then also added a website name by making a text box the text was size 10 and I used stroke at size 1 to make it stand out a little more the text was "Century". For my final step I added a text box to add the artists name and typed "Darnell" I used the font "30 days ago think brk" at size 97pt.

Double Page Spread Process 5

This step was pretty straight forward I added the last of my text and then created a rectangle and made it blue and then I added a text box and typed in "Page 22" and then I duplicated it and changed the text to "Page 23".

Double Page Spread Process 4

This step was the same as the previous stage, but I made a space half way down in my text to add a quote, the text is all the same but the quote is size 25 but "time" is 25. I made this stand out more as most magazines with interview have a q

Double Page Spread Process 3

This step was simply filling up of the page, I had my interview already written I just used copy and paste to add a section of the interview, I then changed the colour of the text of the interviewer and made it a dark blue and then because the text did not go round the image, I used the tab button and space to move the text over so it went round the shoulder and arm of the model. I also made the "D" a little bigger, around size 20 pt while the rest was in 12pt all of the text was "Plantagenet Cherokee"