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Editorial Evaluation of Process

Vogue Research Boards

Womens and Mens M&Co Evaluations

Final M&Co Windows

Google SketchUp Store Windows - Mens

I then used the 3D warehouse on Google SketchUp to find 3D male models and for the old picture frames. I then used Google Images to find New Renaissance images to create the background for the window as the trend im using for the season spring summer is New Renaissance. I then found a glass door in 3D warehouse and placed it in the doorway., as well as finding the M&Co logo on google images and using it as the store sign.

i used the paint bucket tool and went on materials to find the stone for the outside to make the store look more realistic. For the boys window i used the circle tool and the push tool to create the platforms and then found the background images on Google and used an alphabet image as i thought it would be suitable for children. i also put in the window a 3D old trycle as i thought it was suitable for the renaissance reference.

Vogue Editorial Development

When creating my editorial and putting my images in i found that the images did not sit right when the model was alligned on the same side ineach image such as in this image they both were alligned on the left. To fix this problem i transformed the image and reflected it so that it was alligned on the right. i felt the gap of colour between teh images worked better and looked more professional. I also had to play around with the allignment of the text and colours so that they stood out to the reader.

As part of my editorial i included a body of text and i faced a problem when i tried to change the typeface the background behind teh text would go pink and it would only dissapear when i used a different font, so with trial and error i found font that i could use.

For the cover i used black for the title and i thought it looked too harsh and over powered the image, so then i changed teh colour to white and thought it suited teh image more and complemented teh colours. I then played around with the 3rd colour from pinks to purple and i settle on a little plum as i thought it was dark enough to see over the pink background and was just the right shad of purple to complement the models skin tone and background. i also had to play around with type face and italics to get the sub headings to stand out but not take over and draw the eye away from the model.