1. initial plans(3)
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Charlie Puth will be the cover story for a new music magazine. The magazine will include a two-page article about the inspiration and news regarding Puth's new album. The designer is deciding between making the magazine look older or newer, and may create versions with both styles if time allows. Mind maps and mood boards were created to influence the design's colors, images, fonts, and overall tone.
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1. initial plans(3)
- 2. I'm thinking of doing a music magazine with Charlie Puth as my front cover and as my 2 page I will have the reason why he has made his song light switch and the news about his new album I have another idea of either making it look older or making it look new as he could work for both so I might do both if I have enough time but I'm still stuck between which one to do I will show the two differences here>>>> Mind map
- 3. Mood Board
- 4. Mood Board Analysis Is there any repetition in the images you have collected? Repeated colours/images styles/fonts/tone/mood • I was trying to go for a black and white style of images and also a bit of selection of other colours such as the colour pallet and also the photos of Charlie Puth himself How will your mood board influence your final product? • I will be using most of these colours and ideas as well as a couple of the photos from the internet.
Editor's Notes
- Collection of images related to your product/inspirational/visually interesting At least 15 needed