Final Evaluation

1. For my project  i had to create a culture magazine that will be printed and presented as a professional looking outcome. In order to get inspiration on how to create it i looked at existing magazines and it got ideas on the layout.
2. The ideas at the start of the project were simple and did not look professional. I had to keep going on to the Internet and searching professional looking magazines to get ideas which eventually  gave me an idea on how to create my pages. I took screen-shots to show the development of each page and how it was created . I also did some experiments in my book to help me get ideas for my logo i created which i then developed it on Photoshop. 
3. In my project i think the logo,front cover and back cover came out the best because it looks professional and looks like a real magazine. The title i created "Concept Expression" goes well with the content of the magazine showing the art of the different illustrators i have analyzed. The advert on the back cover i think turned out the best because it looks the closest to the real watch adverts and you cant tell that it was created by a student. The front cover also turned out great, i got my idea from a poster that had paint splatter so i decided to create my own version of it to create the background for my front cover using Photoshop and it the final design was effective to what i set out to do.
4. I think i would like to improve my feature spread and my illustration page because to me it does not look exciting and to be honest looks plain and simple. to improve it i think i should add more pictures and arrange them in various ways around the page to make it look exciting and also add paint splatter to the background to go with the theme of the front cover.
5. In conclusion i found the project interesting and allowed me to use my skills of drawing and Photoshop to create work that looked professional. In the future i would like to get more creative and be able to use a variety of tools and software to create the chosen project.