Final screenshots step by step of a double page

Final screenshots step by step of a double page

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  SCREENSHOTS STEP BYSTEP OF A DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD
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  Firstly, I openedIndesign and selected two pages for my double page spread. I then imported an image that I took myself at a gig of a band. I placed the image in the centre of the page and enlarged it.
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  Next, I addedthe title of my article onto the second page of the layout. The title is related to the band’s name. I used the text tool to create the text and then chose the type of font I wanted; I chose based on my contents page and front cover fonts.
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  Next, I addedmy article from ‘The Stags’ onto the page by copying it over from a word document. I then later decided to change the colours of the questions to red to match my colour scheme. Also, I included the ‘drop capital’ at the start of the interview.
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  Afterwards, I copiedthe ‘stand first’ that I was using, over to my double page spread from a word document. I placed it in the top right corner to introduce what the article is about.
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  Lastly, I includedthe ‘drop quote’ which is a quote from the one of the band members that is quite inspiring. Magazines such as ‘Q’ and ‘NME’ use drop quotes on their double page spreads. This also separates the text up. I then added a red box around the ‘drop quote’ using the rectangle tool and filled it in with colour to make it stand out.
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  This is myfinal double page spread complete with everything included. I also added in a byline giving credit to myself for the text and photography as everything was created and taken by me.