2. Front Cover Style Model
I wanted to use this style model
because of the awkward
positioning of the model and the
way the masthead and title of
the main article are easy to
identify by the reader. However, I
wanted to adapt mine to the
genre I chosen for my target
audience. To do this, I have taken
my punk/rock genre and
designed the cover in a way that
presents style and appeal, along
with the music conventions of
my chosen genre.
3. Contents Page Style Model
This is my style model for
the contents page, with
similar layout of the text
and image presented for
the main article. In this
case, I have stuck to the
conventions of existing
contents pages because I
have only adapted the
genre of my magazine into
the design and kept most of
the layout the same.
4. Article Style Model
I have definitely broken conventions when designing my main magazine
article because the design of this article is largely in the genre of
alternative/rock, which is clear from the physical setting of the main
image. I have focused the article entirely on the article content, whereas
the style model incorporates other bands and small snippets of
information on them. The article I have designed is adapted to my target
audience and the colour scheme.
