For this, we learned the basics of InDesign. I added lines at the halfway mark of 8.5 inches and then at 8.25 and 8.75 on either side of the middle line. I made black lines all around the pages to show closure. I placed the photo of the snowboarder in twice, cropping one so that the snowboarder looked like he was coming out of the photo at the reader. I added the next two snowboarders and shifted them at an angle. I added a drop shadow to both images. I created character styles and paragraph styles so that the fonts I used would stay the same throughout the publication. I copied and pasted in the text from TCU online and adjusted it to fit perfectly with columns. I clicked on the photo of the snowboarder coming down and went to window, text wrap 0.125 away from the photo so the text wouldn’t be too close to the image. I then created a rectangle and fixed two of the corners in corner options to be rounded. I filled the rectangle with a gradient. I copied and pasted it and made it a little shorter on the other side. I added the text from the document onto both rectangles. I then placed the logo into the image. I then did header and footer text to match the article we were copying.
Snowboarder
Lizzy Kulas 