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Front cover making

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The document describes the step-by-step process used to design the front cover of a magazine, including adding gridlines, images, text elements like the kicker and masthead, publication details, puff text, straplines, and a barcode. Minor changes were then made to improve readability, spacing, and font consistency.

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1. First I created gridlines 6x4 so that everything on my front cover would be proportional 2. Then I added the image as I need to create everything around the image 3. Then I added the kicker as it is the biggest piece of text on my magazine so everything needs to be proportional to it. 4. Then I added the masthead because it has to be at the top and everything else must fit underneath 5. Then I added the date , issue number and price as it is easiest to work chronologically. 6. Then I added the circle for the puff 7. Then I added the text to the puff. In Gills Sans MT 8. Then I added my first strapline I chose the biggest one as that one would be the hardest to move around 9. I then added my second biggest strapline the was more complicated as it had a quote. 10. I then added my 3rd strapline and played around with the colours so that I could get emphasis on certain words 11. I added a barcode which is a quintessential part of a magazine 12. Final magazine before changes 13. Final magazine after changes I changed the colour of the quote on the kicker so it was readable I moved everything in so it wasnt as close to the edge Changed lowest strapline so it was in the right font
Magazine I used as my influence

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  • 14. 1. First I created gridlines 6x4 so that everything on my front cover would be proportional 2. Then I added the image as I need to create everything around the image 3. Then I added the kicker as it is the biggest piece of text on my magazine so everything needs to be proportional to it. 4. Then I added the masthead because it has to be at the top and everything else must fit underneath 5. Then I added the date , issue number and price as it is easiest to work chronologically. 6. Then I added the circle for the puff 7. Then I added the text to the puff. In Gills Sans MT 8. Then I added my first strapline I chose the biggest one as that one would be the hardest to move around 9. I then added my second biggest strapline the was more complicated as it had a quote. 10. I then added my 3rd strapline and played around with the colours so that I could get emphasis on certain words 11. I added a barcode which is a quintessential part of a magazine 12. Final magazine before changes 13. Final magazine after changes I changed the colour of the quote on the kicker so it was readable I moved everything in so it wasnt as close to the edge Changed lowest strapline so it was in the right font
  • 15. Magazine I used as my influence