Preliminary Exercise (Travel Magazine) David Alchalel

 David Alchalel

1/31/25

Analysis on how i created my travel magazine. First thing first i had to gather inspiration, I look at many major travel magazine companies like Travel + Leisure and Wanderlust. I also viewed my previous magazine cover which was also a travel magazine I believed would of been useful to get a general basis of how I would want my magazine to look like. Second I scrolled through Canva travel magazine templates which helped my find the layout I desired. After I found the one I used some of my old travel pictures and I just worked through, remembering what was need in a magazine from my previous magazine assignment. Reflective side of this, what I learned that this stuff is very time consuming. Yet I enjoy it because I feel like Im free to create a design I like and find satisfactory. These pictures sit in my camera roll so at least I put them to use. Enjoyable to do overall.






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