PHOTOSHOP MOCK UP

FIRST LAYOUT WITHOUT IMAGE

On my first layout, I have tried out a template without using any images. This is because it would give me a rough idea of where I should place the coverlines and other conventions on the front page.

SECOND DRAFT 

For my second try, I have included my main image. During this stage, I have changed the background from grey to a navy blue colour. This is because I think it would suit better to the image as it enlightens my model and also makes the coverlines stand out more in comparison to a plain grey background. At this stage, I think that the coverlines is quite distracting from the model’s face which may seem unprofessional. In order to avoid this, I have positioned my coverlines to avoid the model’s face. I also think that my coverlines are quite visible and distinguishable from each other.

FINAL RESULT

I have changed some of the text colour because I would like my coverlines to stand out more. I also moved the barcode to the right hand side due to the fact that it would previous in the way of my model’s arm. In addition, I have edited the effect of the background so it would make the background less’ boring’ and more interesting so that the audience wouldn’t be looking at a plain background.

FIRST DRAFT

Again, on my first draft of my contents page, I have firstly tried to arrange the text first, then the images. I have used a similar colour scheme to make the front cover and contents page link together. Furthermore, I think that the font of the contents is too thin and I cannot read it very well.

FINAL PRODUCT

For my final product, I have changed the colour of the text and added pictures on the right hand side of my contents page instead of one big main image. I’ve also re-located ‘Contents’ to the top left hand corner as it is more visible and distinguishable by the audience.