Monday, 11 November 2013
Draft Layout
In order to get an idea of how I wanted my magazine to look, I created a draft layout using Adobe InDesign. This allowed me to place boxes where I would like certain aspects of the layout to go e.g. text, images, pull quotes. By doing this, I will be able to drop my chosen images and actual text into the places already set out for them - which will make it easier for me to finalise and organise. I have 11 pages all together: a front page, double page contents, a double page introduction and three double page spreads. I think that this is a good amount of pages as I will be able to spread out my texts and use many of the best images from my photoshoot in various ways e.g. collage, full bleed, boxes. It will create a more interesting experience for my readers. I have started to create my front cover by chosing the image I find most effective and editing it to make it more professional and to my satisfaction. I have chosen to use the font 'American Purpose' as I feel that is bold and will catch the attention of readers, and it is also clear to read and is therefore more effective to the audience.
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