I started my front cover by importing and placing the main images on the contents, and creating the masthead on the page, aswell as the issue number and date, similar to the front cover. I then split my page into three to keep the layout of the rule of thirds.

I put a smaller image on top of the main image to relate to the coverline which was going to be put below the photograph.

I then created the caption which was put on top of the photograph, telling the page number and the headline was in black underneath, to catch the eye. I also typed up a pull story to interest the reader and make them want to read the rest of the article.Then, I sorted out the fonts so that they followed the structure of the front cover, and the colours were the same too.

I created the far left section for my features in the magazine. I had already typed up the inside articles so that it didn’t take me as long to complete. All I had to change was the fonts and added page numbers, still following the colour structure. I added another

photo to the contents page, giving a closer idea of one of the feature stories.

I print screened my cover, to use for the coverline for subscriptions. I had to create a box to fit the print screen and make sure it was not too stretched either.

Finally, I added a background colour to the page to make it look more eye catching and colourful. This took a while because I had to move everything round to get the background behind the text.

I created a subscription box, following the same layout as other magazines who seem to have this on the contents page too.

I had a bit more room at the bottom of the page so I added a advertisement for any readers who are interested in the number to call for gigs, this took up the space and looked effective.