A More Serious Post

So after realising that quickly making my first blog post twenty minutes before the end of the school day was probably a bad move, I decided to log in at home and make a more serious post.

Cue a few frustrating minutes of entering the same login details at least five times before Google decides that, yes, I do in fact have a blog, and lets me access it rather than going straight to the "create a blog" page. I have now decided that I hate this website.

But anyway. What I failed to mention in Friday's post was the actual reason for having this blog in the first place. We (that is to say, me and the other people who took AS media) are going to be designing and creating our own music magazine thing, and blogging about its progress along the way. There will be lessons on photoshop and other stuff like that, as well as research into other music magazines. Which should be cool.

Every single thing that we do in these lessons are supposed to be recorded here - the blog itself will be marked and used to give a final grade, along with the finished product. The amount of marks for each part and the more detailed analysis for what we're going to be doing is in my book, and I'm sure anyone reading this would just find it boring if I listed that stuff, so I won't.

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Look, I've never really made a blog, so I have no idea how to end a post without it looking like it finished with an awkward silence. Do I give it a conclusion? Do I just write "THE END" and click the publish button? I don't know. I'll figure it out eventually. Until then, I'm just gonna stop typing.