I used Adobe Photoshop to edit my images, and construct mty pages. However as my images are not in line with the male gaze I have not used a great deal of Photoshop as I did not want my images to be hyper- real. However I have used Photoshop for my front cover images. This was my fist time using the soft ware, at first it was extremely tricky however I then got used to it.
Front cover image
As you can see in my first image I used a clone tool, to reduce my models lines under her eyes to make her more appealing on my magazine, I also removed her blemishes and made her skin clear. Although I did not want create hyper-real images I still needed to reduce small blemishes, or frown lines so she would therefore look more appealing on my front cover. As you can see in my second mage I am adding a union jack flag to represent the artists background and achievement for her country. I did this by duplicating the layers and merging the flag on to the image. I also whitened the eyes using the dodge tool to create a more sharp look.
As you can see here I change my front cover due to the fact that before there was to much going it looked ‘busy’ therefore this would not attract my audience as they would not feel a connection to my magazine as it would become to confusing I therefore reduced the amount of feature storeys to make it look less ‘busy’. I made ‘Hannah Reid’ the focus point whiting my front cover with a banner going across her name this communicate with my audience as it tells them that she is featured in my magazine this is a common cod as she is the main artist throughout my magazine .


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