FASHION COMP

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10152025867674196&set=a.10152025864719196.1073741845.26499439195&type=1&theater Hi everyone!! I'VE BEEN ENTERED INTO A FASHION DESIGN COMPETITION IN WARRINGTON CHESHIRE, AND I WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR VOTES TO HELP ME WIN! ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS CLICK ON THE LINK ABOVE AND LIKE THE IMAGE OF MYSELF STOOD WITH MY GARMENT. THANKS TO EVERYONE XO

Templates

This is a rough template of my front cover and magazine spread, I did this to help me and remind me what I need to include during the process

FOR AND AGAINST PHOTO SHOPPING

 

Step By Step for the spread - illustrator

        

1. Firstly, I opened Adobe Illustrator and changed the page layout to landscape, drew a box around the landscape page ti find the middle, and dropped the rulers down to the edges of the page.

2. Then I picked a photo  to put on the left hand side of the page, and measured it to fit the page. As my image wasn't an A4 size the image could not be shrunk down to fit.

This is the image for the left hand side  of the spread, it doesn't show my garment off, but i have taken the photo itself and i think it fits with the theme.

The left hand side I wanted a coloured background, I chosen a bright pink to add contrast and juxtapose the light pale picture on the right hand side. 

I then placed the image on top of the bright pink and just thought the colour looked too harsh along side the other image.

I then changed the background to a baby sky blue to make it not look as harsh/hard on against the other image.

I then tried the baby pink colour, and I thought it looked miles better than the blue.

...So then I made the photo fit against the page perfectly so there was no border around the image.

I downloaded the font from DAFONT.com and thought it fit perfectly with the sea side theme.

I was unsure where to place the title, so i tried it at the bottom under the fair ground ride image and it just didn't seem to look right.

...So I tried it in the sky on the right hand side picture, in a bright candy pink colour and I thought it looked more professional.

     I then started to write in collumns like i have researched in other magazines, it's easier to read that way.

I then started to write in collumns on the photo in the background so the writing doesn't interfere with the background.

I then went on Google Images and searched for a picture of a starfish and cut it out using a tool on photoshop.



This is the final outcome of the magazine spread.
Overall I feel that the final piece looks colourful and neat.
I've tried my best to show off my skills in photoshop by editing photo's to look their full potential and cutting images out.

The Front Cover and Magazine spread

This is my official magazine spead, I chosen font number 1, and used a QR code that links straight to my blog. I put the QR code on the front page as it's something the public will see and use, they don't have to look through the pages to find the code, as it's just on the front.

This is my final cover spread. I used my own imagery and font from dafont.com, I photoshopped the images myself just from lightening the contrast on the menu in photoshop. I chosen a bright candy pink colour for the title of the page to contrast the sky blue background. The font is swirly, I picked this to show a proffesional side to my projects.

For my front cover I went on DAFONT.com, and found 3 chosen fonts for the headline of my cover, so I peer assessed and this was the outcome:




Font one: IIIIII          Font two: III          Font three: II

                                              This was my favouriate font, as it's simple and kurning.
                                              The detail on the font is simple yet effective which gives a                                             sense of sophistication.

        I find this font very circus like and retro, but the only
                    problem I discovered was that it was too fussy and blended
into the picture.

          I felt that this font was simple and to the point,
                                               but the font itself is too hard on the background image and doesn't suit it.

The Magazine Original Cover

This is the "G L A Z E" front cover, I have kerned the font, as it looked squashed together just normally. 

I did this just by putting a double space in between the letters. 

I chosen white as there is a lot of pastel shades in this cover and couldn't see black/grey/ or pink very well. So I chose white, I feel this has a clean look, and fits in with the soft colour palette. 

Titles for the Magazine Front Cover

     1. |  

     2. |||
     
     3. ||




From the peer assessment tallies above, I have discovered that the best title font is number 2.

I have peer assessed throughout my class, and they have chosen number two.

 BEFORE:  Here my brother is in the mirror in the background, so I needed to photoshop him out, I used the rubber tool, pressed "alt" to a dark colour, and blended him out. 

 AFTER: Now the reflection of my brother is dark and blurred out. 

Kerning

This is the difference that magazines have on the font.

This is a way of customising and putting your own stamp on logo's etc.

Research in Magazine spreads

This is a spread from a vogue magazine. I like this spread as the colours are very subtle.
The photo looks old fashioned, as it's a bronze colour, the font has been kurned, as there are no gaps in between the letters.




This is also a magazine spread from vogue. This caught my eye as the colour black is juxtaposed by the neon lime green. The writing doesn't over phase the image, as its small and dainty.




This is the front cover of Vogue Australia. I like the cover as it's simple and plain. The image is clear and the font isn't too fussy.

This is a cover of Company magazine, Pixie Lott on the front. What drawn me to this image was the pale pastel colours. I think it looks very summery and cute!

THE FINAL EDITED IMAGE! - SAILOR/NAUTICAL TOP INC. ELEMENTS OF THE 50'S

This is one of the final images that will be included in my Fashion portfolio. I kept the royalblue backdrop as I felt it was patriotic. I have photo shopped some clouds in the back drop to create a supirior approach to the audience.

Overall I am very impressed with the final outcome, and I feel like my work is becoming stronger the longer I proceed with my Fashion course as I'm learning to use Photo Shop, which now I can't seem to live without now I've started using it!

Key words: Sailor/Nautical/50's/Nacy/Sea/Britian/GB/Fashion

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Final Garment - Sailor Garment

The Photo Shoot - UN EDITED