2. Cover Page
This is a close up
shot, where only his
face is shown
It is from a slightly
high angle
Very dark lighting and
a dark background,
this helps put most
attention towards the
image
He looks to be in a
state of thought,
looking at his eyes
looking into the
distance. This is
indirect access
Very little text and
titles on the cover,
attention is lead to
the artist once
again
Festival
names
Artist names
Date and issue
number
Magazine name
and logo
3. Contents Page
Usual
reggae
colors
Black
yellow and
green
color
scheme, 3
Rastafaria
n colors
Well
organized
with text
boxes in
line. Very
Grid like,
which
makes it
easier for
the reader
to
navigate
around
Magazine
name and
logo included
again
Quotes from artists, also
page numbers of their
interviews
Black and
white image,
this shows the
age of the
genre
Summary paragraph on the
magazine talking about where is
its from. This educates the reader
about them
Portraits of all the
interviewees within the
magazine
Generally
black
background
sets the
mood
4. Double Spread Page
A lot of well
organized
text
Non real
sub images
all relating
to the
articles
Paper is
edited to
look old,
works with
mise en
scene
Rule of third applied,
each page has roughly 3
articles on it
Each article is split up
by the red dotted line Many short
but
informative
articles
Article headings are
highlighted in bold and larger
writing
There is no major
image, so most focus
is towards the texts
With the
large
amounts of
texts this
shows that
probably the
magazine is
target
towards older
people who
thrive more
on reading
and not
visuals
5. Cover Page
Traditional reggae colors
Title with
release date
and issue
number
Organized boxes
displaying
seriousness
Color scheme
is very low key
sets a serious
mood
Sunglasses
makes him
mysterious
making the
reader want to
find out more
about him
Medium shot
on a straight
angle to display
his upper body
Strong emphasis
on this sub title
Very little
secondary
headlines, a lot
of focus on the
shot
Fuzzy writing
out of shape
6. Contents Page
Major subtitles, highlighted
with bold and larger writing
Very lively colors, going
with the Rastafarian color
scheme
Headlines
within the
magazine
highlighted
Organized
layout, with
little
information.
This makes it
easier to
navigate
around
Little
introduction to
the magazine
and how to
read more
Small article
about Bob
Marley
summarizing
the influence
of reggae
One sub
image relating
to article
under
7. Double Spread Page
Looking through the magazine, for each
section these colors changed from red to
yellow to green. Following the Rasta color
scheme
White
background
making it more
light and
attractive to the
reader
A lot of images used, less texts which
makes it more visual for the reader
Images are
action
shots, not
set up ones
Article titles
have different
font colors,
stands out
well
Short bold
introduction
of the
articles
No page
numbers
8. Cover Page
Traditional
reggae
colors
Magazine issue
and release
date
Quote from
artist
Costume is
very
Rastafarian
Medium shot,
displays his
whole upper
body
He has been
dressed for
this shot
Very little
subtitles
Faded
background
putting the focus
on the artist in the
middle
No opposing colors, sticking
with the traditional Rastafarian
scheme
9. Contents Page
Edited to look
old
Black and
white
image
Well
organized,
line for line
with a page
number at the
end of each
subtitle,
makes it very
easy for the
reader to
navigate
Short
summary
about
reggae trend
Slight faded colors, red
green and yellow in the
background
Headlines are in bold
highlighted with a star
next to them
Information
looks very
crammed in
10. Double Spread Page
Subtitles are
in bold and
larger size
text All articles
Paper
edited to
look old and
dirty, this
goes with
the mise en
scene of
reggae
Back ground
color scheme
of yellow red
All pictures related green
Most text is very hard to
see because of
background
One article
has white
background,
really stands
out
are related
to reggae
Because
there are no
larger
images on
this page,
most focus
is lead
towards the
text
Pictures aren't real, they
have been created. They
look like album covers
