This is the original picture I took for my double page spread, the image is too yellow as artificial train lights were on when this picture was took.
I changed the levels and colour balance settings on photoshop to change the colours to look a lot more natural and just better quality, I also cut out the picture of my model, copied and made it a new layer, then made the background blurry, this would make the lines in the background more subtle so when I put text over the top the text would be readable.
I then added in my magazine name and the page numbers of my double page spread, I made this font size 9 as they only need to be small
I then added a title in a font which looked like it had been drawn on, this added the young feel I wanted this page to convey.
I then thought how I could draw the audience in and make them want to read the double page spread story (interview) I thought if a added in something the model had said in the interview then maybe they'd think that was interesting and read on, so i added in a tagline.
I then added in who the interview was with as this would once again make the audience want to read it more if they were flicking through quickly.
Then I added the boxes the text would go in front of, this would make the text easier to read.
I then wrote in the interview/double page spread story, I used a white font in order to make it as easy to read as possible.
Next I imported the poloroid looking picture viewers I'd previously made in photoshop.
I then put in the pictures I wanted the borders to surround.
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| After a few more tweaks this was the final double page spread design. |
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