New front cover development

Following the style of my chosen style model I added a coloured box in the background to make the image stand out more and become more eye catching. I used an extremely similar styled font to that on my style model but aimed for a thicker font to make it more appealing to my target audience.

InDesign

 

I have started to create my double page spread on Adobe InDesign, by using this I am able to make sure all of my text is in equally sized columns and the image is in the correct place.

New front cover

I decided to fully change the style of my magazine's front cover but still kept the same image as I preferred this one the most out of the numerous amounts of images I had taken.

Colour Scheme Problem

I am still trying to come up a solution to my problem. I have decided to ditch the colours and go for the simple black and white effect, but I cant make a final decision on how I want it to be. Do I have it black and white, all black or all white? I am going to again ask some people within the age range of my target audience and see what they think.

Front Cover Colours.

I thought that maybe adding a touch of colour would look nice, I used  the eyedropper tool to extract the colour from Aidan's top and played around with it a bit and made it have a hint of green.

Front Cover Colours.

Finally, I used the colours from both models tops. I used the colour from Aidan's top and put it over Harley's top, then I did it again but the other way round.

Front Cover Colours

 I then decided to do the same, but this time I used Harley. I again used the Eyedropper tool and used the model's lips as a colour guide, I adapted the colour slightly by using the colour scale that pops up when changing colour of smoothing.