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CCR #4
Started out with a basic slight understanding of the general making of a magazine Over the course of the year learned and developed color schemes through magazines and their influence. Having a solid understanding of Photoshop before hand, i was able to use it create a cover photo and a table of contents using tools like the clone stamp, contrast, hue, and saturation to give my photographs that pop and shine and give off a perfect balance of hot and cold and almost make some basic cars look intimidating. This was used to make an overall great look that would make readers want to pick the cover up off the racks of the article stands. Another software we ended up using was Apple Pages, which ended up great in terms of putting the articles together overall. We used Apple pages to put all of our articles together to help create this astounding look as well as its easy ability to make your Magazine look professional while using basic and simple tools available to anyone. Hardware we we
CCR #3
Our creativity has improved greatly throughout this magazine project. We learned to add more visuals to our blog post to improve the understanding of the content. We used Photoshop throughout this whole project, this program helped us edit and improve the quality of our pictures. Every photograph was improved with Photoshop by increasing light, balance, as well as the hue to create the perfect balance between hot and cold, yet giving a fierce look to every image, to intimidate the reader and make average cars look not so average. We also used Photoshop to create the title of our magazine, using their "racer" font. Our group had an advantage since our group member Aaron is certified on Photoshop and taught us the basic of editing pictures. We changed our font styles and designs in order to have a color scheme. We also used Apple Pages to help create and design our overall magazine issues, as well as to help establish pages, setting off all elements, font, and color s