Planning: Mise-en-Scenes

Since I'm targeting a female audience of young adults, I wanna go for a funky, swag-girl appearance for my model. I don't intend to represent my audience with this style but I just want to make it look modern and stylish in a bit unconventional and striking manner.

I really like the mise-en-scenes used in this image and the way they are put together. This is the look I want to re-create for my model, but I will be adding a touch of my own creativity to it, based on the theme I have decided on for my magazine.

Here are a few inspirations of mine for props and styling;

For the outfit, I'd like a bit casual. Since I'm going to rely on the accessories and make-up for adding the funkiness that I have envisioned, I'm not focusing on the fancy outfit, so that I don't overdo it.

For the make-up look, I am thinking of going a bit bright and artsy.

For the props, just like the inspirational image above, I'm gonna use glasses. I have the following options.

Of course, I'm gonna use a wig.

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Double Spread: Construction - Editing and Designing

I started by constructing the layout for my spreadsheet first following the sketch that I had made after I had improved the brightness and lighting on the image. I then added the heading using the font 'Bahnscrift' in bold. In order to add the article I had written within the shape, I used this technique of using the pen tool to first outline the shape and then add the text within the shape before hiding the layer with the highlighted shape. Finally, I added some text on the top-right corner as well, using the font 'Freestyle script'.

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