Production Log

Front page

This is the first image on my magazine. I changed the hue of the image to make it look more professional. The image when I took it was quite yellow which I didn’t want in my magazine.

I then created my masthead

This is my strapline which I created using the shape tool and text.

I added the bar code and my first cover line.

I tried experimenting with putting the cover lines at angles however I didn’t like it so I reverted it back to being straight.

This is all of my cover lines and my front cover complete.

Contents page

I started my contents page by adding the masthead to it.

I then added my images and edited them to ensure they looked the most appealing.

I then added a boarder around the images.

I then added the titles for my articles to help break down the articles.

My contents page with my page numbers on them.

Contents page with page numbers on it, I also imported my magazines logo and also the date and issue number of the magazine on there. I also added other ways to access the magazine at the

bottom of the contents page.

I added the page numbers to the images to link them to the page numbers on the left had side of the magazine.

Double page spread

I started by importing my images onto the right hand side of the page. I linked them with Photoshop and edited the images. I added coloured filters on each page to add a lightened effect on each of the

images. I also added the page number and the date and issue number.

I added the masthead of the magazine in the top left hand corner and I imported my article onto the page. I added a drop cap at the start of the article and put in a grab quote.

I decided that the page looked too formal for a music magazine and wouldn’t encourage a consumer to read the article. I changed the questions, the title and the by-line to an orange colour to make it

easier for my consumers to read my magazine and to make it easier for the reader to read the article.