Magazine Update

I have finally COMPLETED my cover page. I am very satisfied with the outcome. On my last blog post I had stated that I wasn't able to find any solutions with the subheadings on the side. The issue was that I had the subheadings on both sides of the magazines. In my opinion, I felt like the subheadings was distracting to the cover photo. It took me like an hour to finally come up with a solution that I believe would catch the audience's attention. The subheadings isn't distracting the audience from the cover image. It's also clear for the audience to read and understand the text.

After I finished working on the cover page, the next page I started creating is the table of contents. I tried searching for table of contents template (thinking that Canva already had the template) but, there was none that matched what I was looking for. I knew right after that I had to literally create my own template. At first, I was really worried that creating a whole new template would be REALLY complicated. But after getting used to the whole Canva system, I knew how to create the template (I drew and posted on one of my blog posts), it became really easy to create. The only issue is that the background of the table of contents is boring. The background of the table of contents is light gray. I was hoping that once I added little pictures that match with the articles, it would make the table of contents a little less dull. I don't know I guess we will have to see once I'm finished with the table of contents. Ugh, I totally forgot! In order for me to put little pictures that matches with the articles to make it more appealing, I have to take the actual pictures. Add that to the list of many things to do.