The following is an analytic look of the process of creating my table of contents. I used lighting effects to alter my image. Because it depicts a happy dog at the beach, increasing the lighting makes the picture much brighter, and a bright, sunny day at the beach is great fun. This depicts making animals happy and enjoying time with them happily, which is what my magazine attempts to catch. The setting of the shot, the beach, is a place of vacation, relaxation, and just plain fun, so taking your pet here shows good ownership and love. I researched other pet magazines to learn the typical structure of them. I learned the modern design choice of using half the spread for a picture and half for the contents. I also learned using a gradient allows for the features to stand out, so I used this on my spread. On top of that, I decided to apply this to the title and headings of the pages to make them standout as well. My audience research shows that they like eye-catching con...
This is a continuation of the discussion about how my feature spread was completed and why it came out how it did in the final product. I made decisions based on my sketch. I was on limited time when designing my spread, so I decided to go by the drawing only. Either way, I enjoyed how the sketch came out, and the spread looked nice when making it on InDesign. The only revision I made was the subject of the spread and the miniature pictures on the left page. I had originally thought of making my spread about toys, which are favorites of pets, which could actually be useful to strays, etc. I changed this because I realized that not many people have toys for their pets, but everyone has them eating. I also was planning about having miniature crop outs on the left page, but I realized that because of my style I had limited space, only allowing me to have one picture. Regardless, I like this simplistic, more modern style, and those that I showed my work to agreed. Throughout the jo...
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