Pastures New..

Officially, this is my "old" blog now.
Memories and information about the last year and my final year at Lutterworth.

I'm still on Blogger..
www.itsonlyinyourhead.blogspot.com
www.lutterworthasbradleycooke.blogspot.com

Finished Magazine Double Page Spread.

Originally posted, 24th March, 2010.

Changes between my final designs and my draft designs

• I changed the font to a more neutral font, before the font was very "high brow" and may have caused people to not read the magazine itself, thinking that it would be far too upperclass for them, now however the use of this font allows a broader audience to divulge in the magazine itself.
• All of the photographs were changed back to being coloured photographs as opposed to black and white; I also decided that I was going to use the contrast tool to assure that each of the photographs was finished to the highest of specification.
• I decided that I was then going to make the darker area around the bottom of the page darker and the lighter area lighter in an attempt to make the contrast between black and white/dark and light more obvious; I accomplished this by experimenting with the contrast options that have become available.

Finished Magazine Contents Page.

Originally posted, 23rd March, 2010.

Changes between my final designs and my draft designs

• All of the photographs were changed back to being coloured photographs as opposed to black and white; I also decided that I was going to use the contrast tool to assure that each of the photographs was finished to the highest of specification.
• The photograph that is placed in the bottom left hand side of the page has been moved from were the photograph next to it has been placed; I chose to do this to attempt to add a wider range of camera shots to each of my elements. I edited the first photograph by using the magnetic lasso tool and feathering the piece to assure that the finished product looked as professional as possible.
• I changed the font to a more neutral font, before the font was very "high brow" and may have caused people to not read the magazine itself, thinking that it would be far too upperclass for them, now however the use of this font allows a broader audience to divulge in the magazine itself.  

Finished Magazine Cover Page.

Originally posted, 22nd March, 2010.

Changes between my final designs and my draft designs

• A brand new photograph has been applied - this particular photograph shows a person that is singing at a local gig in Leicestershire.
• To comply with my previous pages and subsequent pages, have the black, blue and white theme throughout; I have, however cut around the character's orange t-shirt and simply pasted it over the top of the original person - this piece now is used to attempt to grasp the attention of the reader that could be undecided as to what to buy when it comes to magazines.
• I changed the font to a more neutral font, before the font was very "high brow" and may have caused people to not read the magazine itself, thinking that it would be far too upperclass for them, now however the use of this font allows a broader audience to divulge in the magazine itself.
• I decided to make my masthead larger too. I began this process by going onto dafont.com and picking an appropriate font type, from this I then copied each letter and coloured them an appropriate colouring to tie in with the remainder of my magazine.

Goodbye.

So, that's it!

Finally, the coursework process has been finished and ready for your delectation, so that you can go through yourself, view and enjoy all of the finished pieces of work as you see fit.

I decided, to make the process easier that I was going to add a variety of different labels. This elements adds an ease when it comes down to navigation; if you would like to look through all of my coursework, simply click on the label called "AS Coursework" and go from there!

Do not hesiate to leave your own feedback and comments - all are greatly appreciated and I look forward to taking them on board for my A2 coursework next year.