Sketch/ Plan for Double Page Spread

Below is the final draft for my double page spread. I chose  to do a makeup page which displays a variety of products, mainly revolved around lip products. I labelled what the products were, the colours, the background, included the picture, descriptions and any graphic elements. This was a good draft to keep referring back to so I could stay on track and  create what I was aiming for. The target audience for this is young female adults who have an interest in fashion.

Edited Pictures

Here is my final 3 pictures that I have edited in Photoshop. I took these pictures myself and used my sister as the model.

This picture is the image I chose to be used on my double page spread. I chose this image as the body language is causal so creating a informal picture, which fits into the theme of my fashion magazine aimed at the young female generation.

Scamps and sketches

These scamps represent the double page spreads I copied from looking at fashion magazines, searching them on the internet and pinterest. I copied double pages from magazines so I could start to build up an idea to what was needed and were elements were placed on a page.

These scamps present how the double pages can be laid out. So I could see the different ways in which the elements like pictures, heading, text, graphics, kicker, etc, can be laid out to create an original page.

Contact Sheet DPS Pictures

Here is the contact sheet displaying all of the pictures I took of my sister for my double page spread. I directed my sister to pose in a range of positions so to get a variety of images to choose from when I create my magazine. I took the pictures on flash and had a white wall behind so the photos were clear of distractions and were clear and detailed. I then annotated the sheet to make it clear what photos I would not be using with a cross, and the photos I could potentially use for my final piece with a circle. I also added a small description as to why I did or didn't decide to use it. I created this in Photoshop

Vector Portrait

To familiarise ourselves with the pen tool on InDesign we were given the task to choose a photo of someone and recreate it using a limited colour palette and different colour shapes. I chose a photo of Cara Delevingne as I thought the photo had a good range of colours and tones.

Original

Work In Progress

Firstly I traced round the whole image in detail in black pen. I then used the fill tool to colour in each section of the artworkb with the right tone according to the picture.

Final Piece

Overall I really liked the effect this gave and it familiarised myself with the different light and dark tones in a picture. However I did not use this image in my magazine as I felt it did not fit in with my magazine theme.