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The document outlines the basic principles of newspaper design, noting that every design starts with an idea and is planned using a "dummy" page layout. It stresses that a dummy is essential for organizing stories, headlines, photos, and other elements before building the actual page in software like Pagemaker or InDesign. Following the dummy allows the designer to effectively translate their ideas into a finished newspaper page.

Principles of newspaper design The basics of planning a page

Every design starts with an idea The idea can come from: Another newspaper or magazine Inside the designer’s head Anywhere

Every page starts with a dummy A dummy is a blank page with columns on it. The designer sketches on the dummy where the stories, headlines and photos will go.

A dummy is required! You wouldn’t build a house without a plan. You wouldn’t play a game without planning the plays. You shouldn’t design a page without a dummy.

A dummy will get you from this: To this:

Choose 1-3 stories for the page. Make a list of the stories, headlines, photos and other elements for the page.

Draw in the stories in a module on the page.

Now open up a new Pagemaker or InDesign document. Place the stories, photos, headlines, etc. on the page by following the dummy.

You’ve gone from a dummy to a page. Dummy Finished page

The document discusses the basic principles of newspaper design, including that every design starts with an idea and every page starts with a dummy layout. A dummy is a blank page with columns that acts as a plan where the designer sketches out where stories, headlines, and photos will go before building the actual page. The dummy is essential for planning and helps the designer transition from a blank page to a finished layout.

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The production schedule action planning sheet outlines tasks needed to produce a magazine, including taking photographs by January 8th, creating a cover page by January 12th, laying out a contents page by January 18th, writing an article by January 22nd, obtaining permissions by January 25th, and completing a double page spread by January 26th. All tasks are assigned to be completed by "Me" and have deadlines in January 2013.

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The production schedule outlines tasks for creating a magazine, including taking photographs, designing cover and contents pages in Photoshop, writing an article, conducting an interview, and laying out a double page spread in InDesign. Key deadlines are the 8th of January for photographs, the 11th for the cover page, and the 18th for the contents page, with the full magazine to be completed by the 25th of January 2013.

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This poster advertises The Evening Standard newspaper. It features the newspaper's masthead at the top and bottom to clearly identify the brand. In the middle is a large image relating to a news story, with text alongside. The simple layout and use of the newspaper's color palette help readers recognize it as an Evening Standard product. The poster uses audience appeal by highlighting a special Michael Jackson edition to draw interest. Overall, the poster effectively promotes the newspaper in an eye-catching yet straightforward design.

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The document provides details on the layout and design choices for a magazine cover and contents page. It discusses using a color palette of red, white, black and gold. Images will be relaxed in tone to create a calm atmosphere for readers. Larger, closer images will be used on the contents page for impact. A gold color will be used for the double page spread to match the images, going against the main color scheme. Font and image placement were considered carefully to guide the reader's eye through the pages.

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This document provides instructions for a digital drawing assignment that teaches students to: 1. Create pages in InDesign and import images from their digital sketches; 2. Add pages showing the development process in their digital drawing app and capture stages of progress; 3. Write a design narrative to accompany their final artwork pages at the actual size of the digital drawings. The instructions guide students through setting up their InDesign document, importing images, resizing pages, adding text, and packaging their files together with their evaluation materials into a single PDF document.

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This document provides instructions for an assignment to create a Photoshop composite for an imaginary product. Students are asked to start by identifying a problem their product could solve and gathering images and fonts to use. They should sketch thumbnail compositions showing how design principles are utilized. The final piece should be at least 8.5x11 inches at 72 ppi and utilize real photographs, not cartoon or game art without permission. Steps outlined include brainstorming, research, sketching the product design and poster, documenting sketches, and outlining the product concept. Examples of clear sketches and compositions are provided.

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The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover and double page spread using Photoshop and InDesign. For the cover, the designer imported an image, added a masthead and text elements, adjusted colors and layout. For the double page spread, the designer imported an image, pasted an interview article on one side and added a quote and summary on the other. Text was formatted and aligned around images. The designer also describes using Blogger to document their coursework process.

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The document summarizes the process of constructing a magazine cover and double page spread using Photoshop and InDesign. Key steps included inserting an image in Photoshop and adding a masthead, erasing parts of the image, and adding cover text. For the double page spread in InDesign, the document describes importing an image, pasting an article on one side, adding a quote on the other side, and wrapping text around the inserted masthead. Finally, the document mentions using Blogger to record all coursework completed so far.

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This production plan outlines the process for creating a magazine from start to finish over a 3 week period. Key steps include planning photo shoots, editing images, designing page layouts, writing articles, fact checking, adding advertisements, proofreading, printing, and distributing the finished magazine. The candidate will take photos, edit images, design templates, select colors and fonts, and ensure the magazine is ready for public release by the 21st of November.

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The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover in Photoshop. Key steps include: 1) Editing an image to fit the color scheme and make the model stand out using effects like black and white filter and blurring the background. 2) Selecting typography and sizing for the masthead. 3) Adding the main cover line below the masthead using a "Stencil" font style. 4) Including 4 additional cover lines making artist names bold and larger than article text. 5) Adding barcode, issue date, and price, cropping and positioning the barcode for clarity.

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This document outlines the process for several design projects completed in a design course, including a magazine cover, brochure, and website mockup. For each project, the student first brainstormed design ideas and researched content. They then created layouts in programs like InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator before getting feedback and making revisions. The student demonstrated learning key design skills like image editing, layout, and using programs to create visual identities and digital/print materials.

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To create a document in InDesign, select "document" under "create new" and choose the number of pages and columns. After clicking "OK", the document screen appears with tools on the left side. Text boxes can be made using the "T" tool and typed text can be moved up and down. Effects like drop shadows were added to elements throughout one poster design to maintain a gothic theme. A JPEG version without grids showed the final poster design.

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The document defines key journalistic terms used in newspapers including: - Masthead: Contains the newspaper title, date, price, and sometimes editor name. - Headline: Title printed above a news report in large letters. - Banner headline: Words printed across the top of the front page in very large letters. - Caption: Words that explain a picture in a newspaper or magazine. - Above the fold: Most important articles are placed in the top half of the newspaper. - Editorial: Article that expresses the editor's opinion on a current topic. - Newsroom: Office where news is received and reports are written.

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How to plan a page [pdf library]

1. Principles of newspaper design The basics of planning a page

2. Every design starts with an idea The idea can come from: Another newspaper or magazine Inside the designer’s head Anywhere

3. Every page starts with a dummy A dummy is a blank page with columns on it. The designer sketches on the dummy where the stories, headlines and photos will go.

4. A dummy is required! You wouldn’t build a house without a plan. You wouldn’t play a game without planning the plays. You shouldn’t design a page without a dummy.

5. A dummy will get you from this: To this:

6. You start with a blank dummy.

7. Choose 1-3 stories for the page. Make a list of the stories, headlines, photos and other elements for the page.

8. Draw in the stories in a module on the page.

9. Now open up a new Pagemaker or InDesign document. Place the stories, photos, headlines, etc. on the page by following the dummy.

10. You’ve gone from a dummy to a page. Dummy Finished page

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