I went on to google and I typed into google search black background and it came up with the colour black .

After pasting the black background into word , I dragged it onto Photoshop where I filled the whole screen with the black background.

Then I copied the black background image and pasted it into Microsoft word

I went onto the font website Dafont and I wanted the letter B , so I chose my style of writing first which was American captain and then I typed in the letter B. After typing in the letter B I took a screenshot of it by pressing ctrl,shift and 4 .

Then I went to my desktop where the screenshot was and I clicked on it , and it opened up to this.

I took my mouse and I highlighted the letter B, then on my keyboard I pressed command and the letter C

After that I went to Photoshop and on the keyboard I then pressed command and V , this pasted my letter onto the page. Also the letter came out too small so I also pressed command and T , which allowed me to change the size of the letter.

I clicked the letter W , which brings up the magic tool , which is the tool that can be used to clear a certain area or fill up a certain area of your choice. Here I clicked the letter w , then the letter B and after that I clicked inside the letter B , which allowed me to add colour to the letter . T o get the colour I wanted I had to click on this tool here Which then brought this colour pallet up and you just had to choose what colour you want.After I chose the colour I wanted , which was red I used my mouse to go over the letter B and fill it in and ended up with this .

This is the image I used on my front cover and dragged the image and pasted it in Photoshop. I did not want my image to have the things it had in the background , so I clicked on the letter W and clicked on the areas of the photos that I wanted to get rid of .however, sometimes the magic tool would not work like I would of wanted it to and so would delete some of the image that I did not want to get rid of . To solve my problem I used a rubber instead to get rid of any of the other things in the background that I did not need , I found that the edges on image wasn't looking very well done, so I zoomed in on the image by going to view and clicking zoom in , and then I had a better view on what the image really looked like .

I decided that I didn’t want the black background anymore and that instead I wanted to have my masthead of my magazine to be the only thing of my front cover that goes on the black background . I did this to make my masthead stand out more as bright colours on top of dull colours always bring the bright colours out the most.

I went online on to google and I type in a bar code generator , and I clicked on one of the websites and I created my own bar code and put it on the front cover of my magazine .

For the yellow triangle at the bottom of the page, I put that there by going on to the google and typing in yellow square , then copied in onto word and slanted the shape to make it look diagonal because when I drag it onto Photoshop It will be in the same position .Then dragged it on to Photoshop . I got it to look like a triangle but cutting of half on the square by hiding it

I clicked ctrl , shift and 4 , to screenshot the words.

Then I went to desktop and clicked on the file to open in

After that I used my mouse to highlight the word and then I clicked command and c

Then I opened up Photoshop and clicked command and V , which pasted the word “Angie” on to Photoshop

After pasting the word , I clicked on the letter w to bring up the magic tool, where I then clicked on the section of the word I wanted to work on which was the background

I wanted the background of the word “Angie” to be blue , so I clicked the letter B , which allows me to the colour in the area I want and I , went to this colour panel clicking on the colour I want and then used my mouse to brush over the background

To get it off the magic tool I clicked command and d ,This was the final outcome

I wanted the inside colour of the letters to be yellow , so I clicked the letter w and then the letter B , then went to the colour panel choosing the colour yellow and filled in each of the letters .

This was the final outcome

I pasted these words the same way I did to the previous words.Which was by taking a screenshot by clicking ctrl , shift and 4, then opening it up, highlight the word and clicking command and c , then going to Photoshop clicking command and v , and lastly clicking command and T to change the size .

Then I wanted the next group of words that I used to be the colour red , so I did exactly the same process that I did to the words before ,but this time I also clicked the letter w , then b , choosing the colour I want from the colour panel and filled in each letter.

This was the final outcome of my Music magazine front cover

To get the layout of my page , I went to file, new , changed the paper to international paper ,A3, and switched over the width and length .This is how I started of my double page spread by putting the photo onto it and I did this by opening up the photo in word and dragging it onto Photoshop , then I clicked on command and t to re size it to fit half the page.

After pasting the photo, I decided to put the title onto my double page spread, this was done by going onto to the website Dafont . Then I chose the font I wanted which was American captain, then I typed in the words I wanted and took a screenshot of each one . For each of the word I went on to the desktop , opened each word up , highlighted each one , clicked command and c on the keyboard, changed to Photoshop and clicked command and V pasting each word, then finally I clicked command and T to resize them . I also did the background colour by clicking the letter w , clicked on the background ,then clicked letter b , opened up colour panel , chose the colour I wanted then used my mouse to fill in the background

To get the letter A , I went onto Dafont , typed in the letter A , took a screenshot by clicking ctrl , shift and 4 , went to desktop and opened it up, highlighted the letter , clicked command and c , switched to Photoshop, clicked command and v , clicked command and t to resize the letter . Then I clicked the letter w , clicked inside the letter A , clicked the letter b , chose the colour red on the colour panel and used my mouse to fill in the letter.

For the information that I put onto my double page spread , I used Microsoft word and I got a text box and typed in the information tat I wanted , then dragged each text box onto Photoshop.

This was the final outcome of my double page spread.

I started to make my contents page here and what I did to get the two black lines was to go online and type in the colour black , which came up with loads of black background colours . So I clicked on one and copied and pasted it onto word, then dragged It onto Photoshop . Then I clicked command and T , to resize the black background making it really thin , then I duplicated it to get another one by clicking on the layer and clicking “duplicate layer”

To get the word “BURN” I went onto the website Dafont . Then I chose the font I wanted which was American captain, then I typed in the individual letters and took a screenshot of each one . For each of the word I went on to the desktop , opened each word up , highlighted each one , clicked command and c on the keyboard, changed to Photoshop and clicked command and V pasting each word, then finally I clicked command and T to resize them . . I also clicked the letter w , clicked on the inside of each letter ,then clicked letter b , opened up colour panel , chose the colour I wanted then used my mouse to fill in each letter with the colour red.

To get the image in the background , I copied it onto Microsoft word then I dragged it onto the Photoshop, clicking command and T , to re size it to fit most of the page. I made the image to look faded by putting the opacity of the percentage down.

I went onto Dafont , typed in the letters I wanted , took a screenshot by clicking ctrl , shift and 4 , went to desktop and opened each letter up, highlighted each letter , clicked command and c , switched to Photoshop, clicked command and v , clicked command and t to resize the each letter . Then I clicked the letter w , clicked inside each letter , clicked the letter b , chose the colour red on the colour panel and used my mouse to fill in the letter. After I clicked the letter w again but this time clicked on the background behind the letter , then I clicked the colour panel and chose the colour black and clicked the letter b , filling in the background with the colour black using the brush tool

I went onto Dafont , typed in the numbers I wanted , took a screenshot by clicking ctrl , shift and 4 , went to desktop and opened each number up, highlighted each number , clicked command and c , switched to Photoshop, clicked command and v , clicked command and t to resize each number. Then I clicked the letter w , clicked on the background of each number , clicked the letter b , chose the colour black on the colour panel and used my mouse to fill in the background. I also did the same thing for the words and background here as well.

I pasted three images onto Microsoft word and I dragged each one to Photoshop making them overlap each other and I also faded them out a bit by changing the percentage of the opacity.

This is the final outcome of my contents page

All my final outcomes for my Music Magazine