- Overview
- Transcript
4.1 Conclusion
In this last video, I’ll summarize and wrap up the key lessons to keep in mind when you design your own magazine cover. In this course, you learned that a magazine cover should work like a fine-tuned orchestra. I showed you all the different elements necessary to create an eye-catching and effective magazine cover.
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1.Introduction4 lessons, 13:00
4 lessons, 13:00
1.1Introduction00:55
1.1
Introduction
00:55
1.2The Anatomy of a Magazine Cover03:37
1.2
The Anatomy of a Magazine Cover
03:37
1.3Choosing a Cover Image03:59
1.3
Choosing a Cover Image
03:59
1.4Choosing Fonts04:29
1.4
Choosing Fonts
04:29
2.Customizing a Magazine Cover Template2 lessons, 08:03
2 lessons, 08:03
2.1Choosing a Magazine Cover Template and Image03:40
2.1
Choosing a Magazine Cover Template and Image
03:40
2.2Editing a Magazine Cover Template in InDesign04:23
2.2
Editing a Magazine Cover Template in InDesign
04:23
3.Designing a Magazine Cover3 lessons, 34:03
3 lessons, 34:03
3.1Setting Up an InDesign File01:47
3.1
Setting Up an InDesign File
01:47
3.2Designing a Fashion Magazine Cover11:13
3.2
Designing a Fashion Magazine Cover
11:13
3.3Designing a Sports Magazine Cover21:03
3.3
Designing a Sports Magazine Cover
21:03
4.Conclusion1 lesson, 01:04
1 lesson, 01:04
4.1Conclusion01:04
4.1
Conclusion
01:04
Laura is a design writer, design mentor, and entrepreneur leading Laura Keung Studio, currently based in Munich, Germany. She had her first design client during her first year of university and since then she fell in love with the design process. Laura studied at the Ontario College of Art and Design University in Toronto before interning at renowned studios in Canada and Austria. With 12 years of experience in the design industry, Laura leads her own design studio and collaborates with other creatives on branding and editorial design projects.