
I thought this was the most suitable because he is giving the audience eye contact, I also like the pose he is doing and the choice of background as it creates a 'grungy' look. The only problem was that it was landscape not portrait and their wasn't enough room above his head to put a mast head. By cloning the existing boards I began to recreate the top of the image. This took time as it had to be a perfect match to look convincing.


I then began to reduce the vibrancy to make it look duller, I think this is a great idea for my magazine as most rock/grunge/alternative magazines use this technique.

As most people involved with rock music have piercings etc, I decided to liquefy his ear so I have enough room to insert a tunnel ( image from google, cropped and pasted into ear)
Result of ear after I used the blur tool to make it look more realistic.

As I thought the writing on his shirt would interfere with headlines on my magazine I decided to get rid of it by using the clone tool.
For my mast head I decided I wanted something bold so I decided to outline my mast head by using a stoke effect and drop shadow.
As the mast head was simple and short, I decided to hide it behind my model by using the eraser tool.

I ten began to add a skyline, still following the colour scheme as it makes it look more professional.
After adding the writing on skyline using an arial font, so it makes it easy to read.
I then added a barcode to the bottom of my magazine.
After this I added my main storyline making it bigger then the other stories, using similar effects from the mast head like the sroke effect.


End Result.




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