I came up with a selection of title ideas for my school magazine but found that I liked "Inspire" the most effective. The title needed to be sort and catchy, whilst relevant to the school magazine.
Then I used a program called, "Adobe InDesign" where I designed a range of titles using different fonts, colors and design. From this I chose the best font which makes the design more interesting. I started with choosing the type of font which is sans serif as it is the most appropriate for the title. Once experimenting with style I made some designs which were more spaced out or outlined with two colors.
After experimenting with different fonts, colors and designs I came to the decision that my final title should be from the black to grey gradient with the words being narrow and fading slightly with a shadow. After this was created I decided that the colors should be highlighted from a colors relevant to the picture used. For this I took the red from the models hair and pasted it into the title.
Here I used the clone stamp tool to remove and spots and blemishes. I done this by setting the mode to normal then selecting an area of her face which with a similar tone to the area I wanted to change. I pressed on the area holding alt then re pasted it over the spot or dark line continuously until it covered it up.

The next print screen shows how I was able to add text onto the image.
Although, I didn't use this in the end as I designed my font from InDesign which I then copied and pasted into my final document.

Another tool I used was the Blur tool used to fade an area. Once I cropped the background I found this tool useful for taking attention of anything that stands out behind the model. I used the tool by by selecting the "master diameter" for how much of the area I was selecting then I increased the "hardness" of the brush so that I could change the blurriness to suit me.
The tool I used the most is the wand tool which I used to select the areas I wanted to change. I preferred this to the lasso tool as it was faster and more effective. One way I used this was for the model's teeth. With the wand tool I carefully selected all the teeth by holding control and using a suitable tolerance. After I done this I was able to change the saturation which made her teeth brighter, ultimately improving her appearance.
Before photo-shop After Photo-shop
Final front cover
Then I was able to construct my Front cover using a program called "InDesign" using the improved photograph as my background then adding in my other components like the title.