The first term of the module, Newspaper and Magazine Production, we were given the freedom to create any magazine we wanted, as long as there was a gap in the market. As well as writing articles, conducting interviews, we also had to design 64 pages. This is where I knew I wanted to pursue a career in design. 

Frankie Says I Do (FSID) is a UK wedding supplement for the Australian magazine, Frankie. FSID was designed for those who wanted an alternative, non-traditional wedding. Offering real life stories and unusual wedding venues, it provided brides-to-be ideas on decorations, beauty, venues and an in-sight into past weddings (the good and the bad!). 

This project enabled me to build my skills in InDesign  and layout design. 

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