PhotoShop progress record using print-screens.

I created a new PhotoShop document and selected the correct size, width, height, etc. that was necessary to create my magazine's front page.

I opened my the photo I wanted to use on my magazine's front page. 

I dragged the photo onto the front cover page. 

 

 I then went on transform and then re-scale and adjusted the size while holding shift to ensure it stayed in proportion. I adjusted the size of the photo to fit the page. 

I then inserted text into the document.

I then adjusted the colour to purple; my college's colour.

After experimenting with various effects, I settled on this style for the masthead. 

I then inserted some more text to explain the magazine's content in the same style, only much smaller.

I then inserted my main feature in keeping with the colour scheme.  

Afterwards, I wrote in my other smaller features with subtitles. 

I then inserted my offers blurb's text. 

I then placed a shape onto my cover as a background for the offers blurb's text.

I placed the text on the shape; this vibrant shade of purple will help the offers blurb stand out and catch the audience's attention.

I then opened an image of a barcode and re-sized it and placed it on my front cover.

I placed the price onto the document. I then re-sized it, changed the font size and setting before rotating it horizontally. 

I then inserted a white box and changed the order so that it would appear to be behind the pricing and act as a background. 

I also added white boxes behind the main feature, smaller features and subtitles as I realised that it improved the visibility of the text.