Above are print screens of my central image for my front cover. To the left is how the image originally looked, with the green screen in the background. I then used the magic wand tool and the

rubber in photoshop to get rid of the background until it is just my artist left on the screen.

Above are print screens of one of the images for my contents page. To the left is how the image originally looked, with the green screen in the background. I then used the magic wand tool and the rubber in photoshop to get rid of the background until it is just my artist left on the screen.

Above are print screens of one of the images for my article. To the left is how the image originally looked, with the green screen in the background. I then used the magic wand tool and the rubber in photoshop to get rid of the background until it is just my artist left on the screen.

Above are print screens of one of the images for my article. To the left is how the image originally looked, with the green screen in the background. I then used the magic wand tool and the rubber in photoshop to get rid of the background until it is just my artist left on the screen.

Above are print screens of one of the images for my contents page. To the left is how the image originally looked, with the green screen in the background. I then used the magic wand tool and the rubber in photoshop to get rid of the background until it is just my artist left on the screen. After doing that, I cropped off the artist’s legs in order for the image to fit my desired position for the contents page.

Above is my editor’s signature for the editor’s note on the contents page. The image on the left contains the signature with the white background intact. I then edited the image, as seen in the right image, in which the signature is without the background.