Print ScreensBy Eleanor Carter

Front Cover

Firstly, I added my image, bar code and title- as well as the sub heading.

Then I added a main cover line with a quote from an artist on it. My colour scheme was black and yellow.

I then added some cover lines and added in the colour orange- which I planned to use on my drafts.

I also added a price and date as well as the artist name and some cover lines.

However, after experimenting with different colours, I decided to use a blue colour instead which I thought looked more professional.

I also added more cover lines as well as 2 more images and a puff to attract my audience.

I brightened the

background picture to

make it look more

professional and to

improve the quality of the photo.

I also made my artist’s

image slightly

overlap the title as this is

more professional. You can still see the title

clearly.

Contents PageI begun my

contents page with a main header

‘contents’ which is the same font as my header in the front

cover. Therefore,

there is consistency throughout

the magazine.

I also added an edited

photograph of my artist as well as a

photo caption and

a page number.

I then added a gradient as my background to create a professional effect as well as continuing the consistency of black boxes with yellow writing. I created a white glow around the title ‘contents’ to make it stand out.

I also added more images of different shots and different amounts of people to create a variety and keep the viewer’s interested.

Finally, I completed my contents page by adding more boxes- writing about what is inside the magazine and an editors message to introduce this brand new magazine.

Double Page SpreadI begun my double page spread with a title that consistently conformed to the rest of my magazine theme. I used a photograph of my artist sitting on some bricks and the idea behind that is that he was currently a builder and is now ‘building success’ as a rock artist.

I edited the photograph to make it black and white. Also, the title goes from left to right- highlighting the transformation from the ‘building site’ to ‘building success’ on the second side of the double page spread.

I then added a subheading with a drop cap which will introduce my interview with rock artist ‘VEX’ as well as a photograph of Vex’s friend ‘Jon’ who is mentioned within the interview. I added a quote from Vex- which is conventional for magazine interviews.

Finally, I completed my double page spread by entering the interview I had previously completed in word. I then added black boxes behind the text to contribute to the consistent black boxes theme throughout my magazine.