FINAL WEBSITE

 https://16-mgri.wixsite.com/elira

DRAFT COURSEWORK- FRONT COVERS AND CONTENTS

Process of removing the shadow

 How I got this...

to this...

First I tried to use the background removal tool, which removed part of Daisy's body, so I had to scrap that idea!

Then I used a picker tool to pick out the colour of the wall nearest Daisy's body, and clicked on the brush tool (size around 10-20) and outlined Daisy's body- where the shadow was- to get an idea of the colour difference of the wall and the body.

Next, once I had drawn the outline, I went back to the colour picker and started to paint in next to the shadow. I decided to paint as due to the wall not being a bright white, the eraser tool would have removed the background of the image.

Although the process of picking and choosing the different paint colours was a rather ling winded process, I believed it was the only way I would be able to get rid of the shadow, as well as the skirting board, without the image looking distorted or tampered with. I wanted my image to look as natural as possible. 

Front Covers- fashion celebration- OPTIONS

 

• coloured headline
• coloured image 
• iconic image, showing the boots
• 3 coverlines- 1 sustainability, 1 lifestyle, 1 cultural and fashion( linking to article about Daisy's mixed Trinidadian heriatge)
• the double colour of Daisy's name (light in front) , like the shadow on the picture- representing the typical 60's font/ makeup trend

• black and white image 
• black headline
• iconic image, showing the boots
• 3 coverlines- 1 sustainability, 1 lifestyle, 1 cultural and fashion( linking to article about Daisy's mixed Trinidadian heriatge)
• the double colour and overlay of Daisy's name (dark in front), like the shadow on the picture- representing the typical 60's font/ makeup trend

• black headline
• coloured image 
• stood up and turned image 
• 4 coverlines- 1 sustainability, 1 lifestyle, 1 cultural and fashion( linking to article about Daisy's mixed Trinidadian heriatge), 1 beauty and trends 
• the double colour of Daisy's name (light in front), like the shadow on the picture- representing the typical 60's font/ makeup trend
  

  
  

  
  

  • coloured headline
  • coloured image 
  • stood up and turned image 
  • 4 coverlines- 1 sustainability, 1 lifestyle, 1 cultural and fashion( linking to article about Daisy's mixed Trinidadian heriatge), 1 beauty and trends 
  • the double colour of Daisy's name (light in front), like the shadow on the picture- representing the typical 60's font/ makeup trend
    
    
    

    
    
  • black and white image 
  • coloured headline
  • iconic image, showing the boots
  • 3 coverlines- 1 sustainability, 1 lifestyle, 1 cultural and fashion( linking to article about Daisy's mixed Trinidadian heriatge)
  • the double colour and overlay of Daisy's name (dark in front), like the shadow on the picture- representing the typical 60's font/ makeup trend
    

DAISY FRONT COVERS- trials

 

Different types of front covers- ignore the imperfections, just used for trial 

DAISY- FIRST SHOOT

 MODERN DAY TWIGGY: RE-IMAGINED

- social group - mixed race Trinidadian model 

Updated Front covers and Contents page

 

This is the main basis of the magazine- can use if I wish to change the picture from my shoot on Friday 

WEBSITE HOME PAGE

 

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New additions to the website

 

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This can be found on the home page and is a brief summary of my first editors letter in the print magazine, however adjusted for the online audience 

This is a pop-up which appears when you click on the website 

This is in the Shop and Subscription section of the website- to allow my audience to buy my magazine

This section on the home page sums up my magazines 'sell line', an acronym of ELIRA- it also includes a link to buy the magazines 

11/10- Cover and Contents