Using Canva!

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Finally I found some time to create drafts of both the title page and the table of contents. Here it is:

    

Right off the bat it's important to note that these are not my pictures. I will be incorporating my pictures to some structure that looks like this. All I have to do is actually go and take the pictures. When I do take the pictures I will critically analyze the weaknesses of my magazine thus far.

Next up should be drafting a double page spread...

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