InDesign CULTURE

I created this on InDesign and drew inspiration from various different magazines. I got Callam to take a picture of me in the style of the original 'CULTURE' magazine featuring Daniel Kaluuya on the cover to act as the main image/cover image and then tried to replicate the magazine cover. I then got a picture of a pastel green background to paste into InDesign and then resize it to fit behind me. I then added the 'CUTURE' masthead to fit the code and conventions of a magazine. I then added the main cover line "Why i had to get out" and the next cover line "Elliot Bowers on leaving London for a Hollywood career" to also fit the codes and conventions of a magazine. I then added the menu across the top with features of what is inside the magazine. 

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  1. mrsmcdonaldholmesJanuary 26, 2020 at 3:48 PM

    Great work Elliot.
    Strapline works well try another font and see what effect it makes and post next to this one.
    Look at original page and see what else is included: a barcode, price etc

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