Magazine practical task planning

Planning
Create a separate blogpost called 'Magazine practical task planning' and complete the following tasks:

1) Plan your main flash - this is the main cover story that links to your central image.

 Panesar returns after months of injury

2) Plan the image you will need for the cover - model, costume, make-up, lighting etc. At this point, simply describe the image you need to capture.

 The magazine i will be doing is an ESPN sports covers so i would need my model to be wearing some sort of sports wear (like a basketball, football, tennis, etc) in order to stick with the theme of my magazine cover.

3) Write the cover lines and any additional text you need for your magazine cover.

 - Fierce rival James Johnson challenges him to a dual
- Mayweather, will he still have it 10 years later
- Make or break game for the Chicago point guard

4) Sketch out your cover on plain A4 paper using your written planning. Take a photo of your sketch and embed it in your blogpost.

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