I finally finished my FEELFIT magazine! The process was a long haul. I enjoyed learning new techniques on Canva, but it really was a long project. Here are the links to the finished pages.
Magazine Front Cover
Contents
Two Page Spread
Media Studies Portfolio
Sunday, April 7, 2019
CCR and I'm Almost Finished
Two Page Spread Photo-shoot
I used my friend, Andrea Lotero, as a model for my magazine spread. These are the pictures that I gathered. Furthermore, I have pictures of the process and set design beforehand that I will include.
Click to see the finished product of Stretch or Not to Stretch.
Friday, April 5, 2019
Front Cover Layout and Finishing!
INTENDED LAYOUT FOR COVER |
I will try them individually now.
2nd option |
1st option |
I like the last one the most personally, and I think this is the front cover I will be using. Now the only thing I am missing is the CCR I need to do and the rest of the images that are still missing from the two page spread and contents page.
Thursday, April 4, 2019
Pictures Update!
Since I was alone today, I only took pictures for the Soccer Goal/Field and one for the gym that could potentially work. However, I was unable to get a picture of me taking the pictures. I will do this for others coming up.
I also took pictures for the month health calendar. For this I set up a plate of healthy food and kept the colors neutral so it wouldn’t be too much for the viewer’s eyes. One has the lighting intensified, while the other only works with the natural light available.
The rest of the images will be completed on Friday, as this is when I will have the ability to use another person to contribute to the portfolio. She will function as one of the models of my magazine.
I also took pictures for the month health calendar. For this I set up a plate of healthy food and kept the colors neutral so it wouldn’t be too much for the viewer’s eyes. One has the lighting intensified, while the other only works with the natural light available.
Here is how it looks inserted onto the contents page. With Canva, it is easy to rearrange images. This is the first page. |
This is the second page. |
Wednesday, April 3, 2019
Photography Time
The pictures I need for the contents are as follows.
Overall pictures to take today:
- (Horizontal) Fit Into Life- fitness habits, beach body
- (h) drop 10 lbs in 10 days- simple exercises, diet change, unwanted weight
- (vertical) This Month’s Health Calender- high protein and vegetable dieting
- (v) are fruits really good for you?
- (Square) france 2019 women’s world cup
- (h) stretch or not to stretch/ top 5 mistakes in your workout routine
- (h) know your way around the ropes- ins and outs of working out
- (h) stretching - after intro picture
- (v) long vertical of full body range of motion
- (h) improper technique for cons
- (h) prolonging stretches/susceptibility to injury/30 seconds
- Picture of people jogging in a scenic area
- Vista view park
- Hollywood Beach boardwalk
- Track
- Action picture of an exercise
- Plank/ab workout position
- Picture of plate of food
- (Will need to read up on food photography shots)
- Fruits
- Grocery store
- Bowl of fruit
- Soccer goal/field
- State finals stadium
- Goal net
- Behind/through goal net image
- stretch
- Gym
- Focus of using ropes
- Tying shoelace for sneakers
- Group of people stretching
- T pose or long stretch with calm background
- Poor technique for stretch
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Overall pictures to take today:
- Picture of people jogging in scenic area
- Picture of plate of food
- Fruits
- Soccer goal
- gym
Tuesday, April 2, 2019
The Finished Two-Page Spread
I focused my two-page spread on “To Stretch or Not to Stretch” and did it in the format of Pros VS. Cons with a conclusion at the end of it. According to the Contents page, the article begins on page 52; therefore, I have the same page number on the first page of the spread. I began with the title in large, bold font (Archivo Black) and continued with a subheading explaining what the article will focus on and to draw attention to the readers. This is in a smaller font placed strategically below the heading. Below, the article begins and is laid out in two columns with two pictures on the first page. I used the icon of a weight instead of bullet points to add character and emphasize the genre of health and fitness. Lines and cleanness is valued for the magazine, which is why each text box, image, or graphic focuses on the margin lines and symmetry all around.
The second page of the spread continues the pros and then introduces the cons and the final concluding paragraph. I am in between changing the last paragraph and adding a space between sentences to make it two different paragraphs so it looks cleaner. This is how it would look.
Besides that, I will work on the pictures later today for the contents page and two-pager. The front cover is going to be the easiest thing to complete; therefore, I am leaving it to the end since the cover is going to be primarily the picture and a few headlines. Not too much to the point that it will be overwhelming, keeping the theme intact.
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