In the second week of production I had managed to finish my magazine front cover. I finished it to a high standard and could see no visible faults therefore I am going to return to it after I have finished my double page spread to correct anything or add more drop shadows etc.
My target for the third week of production is to re-draft my article and check for any mistakes and read it to ensure it includes everything I want it to and so that it has a moral and will be understood by the target audience. My other targets for this week are to create the in-design spread and to add a title and the main image onto it so that can be a starting point for uploading my article and other pieces of text and imagery. The main problems I think I will face will be choosing the design and place for the title and ensuring the title and the main image fits nicely onto the page. There will be many skills I will learn throughout this week as this is the second time I have used inDesign therefore I will be watching tutorials as to how to do things such as make text flow.
At the beginning of the week I started to create different titles and re-arrange them on the page around the main image. I put individual words into a red box which fits in with my colour scheme, I changed the angles of each of the boxes so that they looked scattered across the page almost like an annonymous death letter with magazine letters and words cuttings. After I had the title and main picture present on the page it was easier to then add the rest of the text and imagery onto the pages.
This is my magazine at the beginning of production with the title and main image situated on the page.
This is my double page spread the next day when I have added a sub heading and the main body of my article. I found that I had a lot of space left for an extra column therefore I added a fact box to fill the last column space as it will attract immediate attenion and will shock the target audience.
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