Double Page Spread Production Log 1

Kianna Briggs

In order to start my double page spread I started with two pages and did this by simply double clicking on this tool which created two pages.

Production Log for Double Page Spread

I then created a plan on In Design which allowed me to have an overview of how my double page spread will look like.

• Images: I used the rectangle frame tool to show where the two images will be.

• Text: Regarding the text I used the text tool in order to show where the text will be such as the interview and pull quote.

• Layout: I have used to columns for my double page spread which creates an organised look.

• This is one of the image I will be using on my double page spread. I have opened the image in Photoshop so that I can manipulate the size to fit a page.

• I have then placed the image onto In Design.

• Like before I opened another image in Photoshop so I could manipulate it. I then placed it on In Design in the position I wanted in relation to my plan.

• I then used the text tool to type the name of the artist which would be what the audience are immediately drawn to.

• The font I used was Stencil which has been a common font throughout my magazine pages.

• This font size is the largest of 72.

• I then changed the font colour to pink because this colour has been part of my colour scheme throughout. As well as this because it is going to be placed on top of the landscape image this colour would be noticeable and not blend in with the image.

I then used the text tool again. However the font of this was Rockwell which has also been a common font I have used throughout. Due to the fact that because this piece of text was going to be placed on top of this image the colour black would not be appropriate therefore I changed it to white which would be easier to see. On the other hand because I wanted there to be a sense of diversity in this text I decided to highlight the most important word and use a brighter colour so that the audience can notice it.