Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you have learn in the progression from it to the full product.
Comparing the two magazine front covers together, i think that i have learnt allot. I have learnt how to use photoshop better and how to add different colours and effects to different pictures. I also learnt how to use different fonts better, the colours of them. I also used photoshop better by putting the title behind the artist, and being able to copy the image of the title onto the new document. I thought i put more information on them then i did on my college magazine. I learnt that the more cover lines that are interesting makes the whole front cover look better. With both of my magazines, i kept the same colours for the text, as i think it looks better if you have a colour scheme. I think i struggled more with the college magazine because you don't really have a target audience compared to the music magazine. I learnt what is best to feature on the front and how to keep referring back to the picture of the artist or the student. I used the conventions better in the music magazine, by using all the cover lines, headlines and also referring back to pages numbers. With the college magazine i didn't refer to any page numbers and it all looks boring because i only use two colours, if i used one more colour then i think it would look slightly better. With my college magazine, i didn't use a bar code, put a price on it, date or website to go too. On the other hand with the music magazine i was more creative with the layout of my page, but still following conventions. I used a cover line just above the XYX title. I added more excitement to it as well, in the college magazine i tried to do that with "interview with the teachers" but when i decided to add suspense with the music magazine i had things that everyone would want to know. I think it was good to be able to do the preliminary task because it allowed me to get the basics of how to start the magazine cover and i learnt the basic conventions of a front cover too. It also gave me an outlook on what looks good and what didn't.
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