Newspaper Front Cover Progress 5

This is the beginning of the process of adding in my images, this is the first image I have added.

In order to allow my newspaper to follow the conventions of already existing newspapers, I have to use features which are going to stand out and be the most eye catching for the audience. 

Newspaper Front Cover Progress 4

The next step I took was to begin to finish off the full layout of the page. By doing this I have created guidelines for myself to use when creating the rest of the features for my front cover.

At the top of the page I have drawn two lines, the thin line at the top has been used to locate where the title is going to come to an end, and the thicker line below that is marking where the date, price and social media links are going to be located.

Towards the bottom of the page you can see three lines and a set of 5 boxes. The thin line at the top of the 3 lines is used to signal where the bottom of the story or image is going to land, the thicker line is going to have some text situated in the centre giving the company name of the adverts below. The boxes are to symbolise the adverts which are going to be created at a later stage, they have been placed there as guidelines so I know the measurements in advance.

Newspaper Front Cover Progress 3

After situating the page numbers onto my front cover I then came to the decision that in order to make it appear as realistic as possible, I should add the red arrows which are located in the bottom left hand corner of the three side story boxes.

Newspaper Front Cover Progress 2 - Font

I used 1001 fonts in order to find the perfect font which matched the one used on the Evening Chronicles front covers.

When locating the font I compared the one used on already existing newspapers to ones I could find on the website.

After searching through various amounts of pages of different fonts, I found one called LumberJack.

I then had to decide whether I wanted a clean sharp looking font or a rustic looking font, I then chose to use the Lumberjack Regular font and proceeded to use this on my front cover.

Newspaper Front Cover Progress

In order to ensure that my front cover was going to have the same aesthetic as already existing newspapers, I created the outlines for the side stories and added the coloured blocks which are a recognisable features from the Evening Chronicle.

Poster - Final touches.

                                            

Just like this poster which I created at an early stage, I am going to find the perfect font to add onto the bottom of my final poster which I have produce.

 

I will be placing the writing in the same location, across the centre of the bottom of the page. So far I have decided to stick with the word 'read' and I will be writing it in the colour I have chosen for the rest of my newspaper in order to follow my colour scheme.

 

Poster Progress 4

 This is my nearly complete poster for my newspaper. I came up with various different headlines, some related to the local area which the newspaper will be published in, and some headlines which I have previously seen on other existing newspapers.

Before I could finish off my poster I wanted to see whether having the headlines in front or behind my chosen image of the Tyne Bridge would look the best. After realising it would look messy with the text in front, I decided that my final poster would have the image in front of the text.