Process one

• This is my first process of my double page spread and here I am designing it in InDesign. I have opened it so it is two pages just like a magazine would be. On this process I have added a orange background to the page on the left hand side of the page. I have also added a white box to the right hand side to make it look like it’s a polaroid picture with a photo of my cover star when she was a baby.

Process two

• Here I have repeated the white box process and I have added another photo of my cover star on holiday along with the one in the garden that I had before. I want to repeat this process again so I have another two on the other side of the page. My theme of the double page spread is a returning to childhood theme where we look back at the stars past.

Process three

• Here I have added my title ‘Cheyennes childhood chance’ this has been designed on illustrator and I wanted this to be in pink so this would contrast with the orange background. I also designed the cars border on illustrator and decided to put these in pink too. This border was suppose to link with the childhood theme and I like the concept of this. At the bottom of the page I added a tour box dates to advertise the singers band. This feature would be seen in a professional double page spread – when the singer is about to go on tour they ad the venues and phone numbers so people can get in touch.

Process four

• This is my 1st page repeated – with the white boxes and the border. I have also decided that the conventional style of a double page spread has the title of the article on the left hand side or over the middle but I decided that I liked it on the left better.

Process five

• This is my double page spread on this process I have added photos on the left hand side of the page. I am also beginning to add writing to the polaroid pictures.

Process six

• Here I have used illustrator again to make one of my quotes from the article enlarged. I used the alphabet font to make it look like a block font and I also changed the colour to pink also to match the colour scheme. The main change is I have also added the text onto the double page I copied and pasted the questions in and tried to a line the writing into columns.

Process seven

• Here I have added a big ‘I’ as I have noticed that it’s a conventional aspect to introduce the start of a new article. So I designed a big I at the start of the article I used the same alphabet font again in InDesign. Here I have added the pink boxes behind the questions to make them stand out as the writing before looked too busy and distracting. I also finished adding the writing of the polaroid on the bottom and in a pink colour.