1. Production – Screen Shots of Double Page Spread
Again around every 10 minutes I took a screen shot of the production, this time of
the double page spread. I started off by opening InDesign setting up the page into 3
columns on A4.
This is where my double page spread will be made, split into 3 columns to help the
structure of my article.

2.
I then covered up the lines with a sand yellow colour using the paint tool to draw a
rectangle the size of the page, even though the lines were covered, I could still
import content into the columns correctly.
To start off I first placed my original image on the first page, this was planned to fit
the whole page but it looked stretched so I had to extend the article on the first page
to go under the image which took up only half the page instead.

3.
I then edited my image, by placing a black & white effect on it, touching up the
saturation & colour levels.
I added my pull quote and brief introduction which I imported from Microsoft word
to the article which I then added a stroke to because it needed to stand out to the
reader.

4. I had completed my first page, and to split up my article due to each paragraph
having different titles. I placed lines in‐between each one to make it easier for the
reader to follow. I also added a drop cap as it is a main convention used.
I added my 2nd page title/pull quote and page tag. I placed effects such as emboss
and outer glow on the page tag to show that it is a common convention used for the
reader to recognise. I also added a footer which included the page number,
magazine title and website.

5.
I felt the 2nd page title/pull quote looked plain and as it was at the top of the page in
big font I thought it needed to stand out a lot more so I added a border using the
stroke tool, increasing the thickness to ‘4pt’
I then wrote up my Question Answer article and felt that the questions needed to be
acknowledged first so I made them bold and in an italic font and the questions were
just normal.

6.
I added my 2nd image which was placed on the 2nd page, I edited this image in
Photoshop due to lack of some qualities I wanted to do on InDesign. I imported the
image from Photoshop into InDesign and added a drop shadow, and rotated it a few
degrees to the left so it looked like it was slightly sticking out of the page going over
the question and filling out that space more. I also filled out missing spaces placing
things in such as the ‘by line’ which lies in the middle of all the text splitting it up.