The above image is my final double-page spread design for my MACHINE magazine that focuses on the genre of metal. I took design inspiration from my previous analysis' of double-page spreads from the existing magazine industry.
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The above image is a screenshot taken from within Photoshop CS2 - the software package I utilised in order to produce the work. As you can see, I have made as much 'behind the scenes' material visible as possible.
The above image is my first double page spread analysis taken from Metal Hammer. Clicking the thumbnail will enlarge the image.
The above image took approximately 30 minutes to complete; this was because I didn't plan what I was going to edit before starting, and so ended up changing my mind several times before settling on the current version. My image shows evidence of minimal skill in areas of photo manipulation (far right face and ring has been removed), as well as simply a good eye for "what looks right". The below links will direct you to the images I took advantage of to produce the piece of work.I used this image for the far right face manipulation.I used this image for the blood splatters.I used this image for the moon in the background.
The above image is my final double-page spread design for my MACHINE magazine that focuses on the genre of metal. I took design inspiration from my previous analysis' of double-page spreads from the existing magazine industry.
The above image is a screenshot taken from within Photoshop CS2 - the software package I utilised in order to produce the work. As you can see, I have made as much 'behind the scenes' material visible as possible.
Note: I uploaded the above photographs to my Photobucket account, as due to the large file size the process would be a lot quicker than waiting for Blogger to upload it straight from my PC.
The above image is my first double page spread analysis taken from Metal Hammer. Clicking the thumbnail will enlarge the image.
The above image took approximately 30 minutes to complete; this was because I didn't plan what I was going to edit before starting, and so ended up changing my mind several times before settling on the current version. My image shows evidence of minimal skill in areas of photo manipulation (far right face and ring has been removed), as well as simply a good eye for "what looks right". The below links will direct you to the images I took advantage of to produce the piece of work.
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