This document summarizes the process of redesigning a contents page from an initial sketch that had spacing and text division issues, to a final version on an A3 canvas that features more balanced use of images and text across multiple columns, with design elements adjusted to improve visual focus and flow.
Dokumen tersebut membahas perkembangan hukum di Indonesia sejak zaman pra-sejarah hingga masa kini. Hukum berawal dari hukum alam dan hukum adat, kemudian berkembang menjadi hukum masyarakat di bawah kerajaan-kerajaan Hindu-Buddha yang diatur oleh prasasti-prasasti. Saat ini, masyarakat Indonesia mengenal hukum adat, agama, dan negara.
This document outlines common elements found in horror films including distinct settings like dark forests and abandoned buildings. It discusses technical elements like camera work and sound design that aim to scare audiences. Common iconography in horror includes blood, wounds, and religious symbols. Narrative structures tend to follow three stages: onset of disorder, discovery of the disorder, and disruption to restore normality. Character types include final girls, immoral teenagers punished with violence, monsters, and police who fail to stop antagonists. Recurring themes involve documentaries, serial killers, torture, good vs evil, murder, and religion.
This document summarizes the process of redesigning a contents page. The author was initially unhappy with their first design because the spacing and text layout needed improvement. They then created a new design on a larger canvas, removed color from backgrounds, added columns for stories and regular content, included additional images, and made graphic tweaks. The final contents page incorporated aspects of the original design while addressing the author's earlier layout concerns.
The document summarizes the key design elements used across magazine covers and contents pages. It analyzes the mastheads, cover lines, imagery, positioning, costuming, props, and lighting used in magazines featuring bands such as Arctic Monkeys, Metallica, and Slash. Common techniques included bold color mastheads to draw attention, central band imagery to advertise the focus, and costuming reflective of genres like rock and metal. Positioning of text and images aimed to highlight key information while maintaining color and stylistic themes consistent throughout each publication.
This document summarizes the process of redesigning a contents page from an initial sketch that had spacing and text division issues, to a final version on an A3 canvas that features more balanced use of images and text across multiple columns, with design elements adjusted to improve visual focus and flow.
Dokumen tersebut membahas perkembangan hukum di Indonesia sejak zaman pra-sejarah hingga masa kini. Hukum berawal dari hukum alam dan hukum adat, kemudian berkembang menjadi hukum masyarakat di bawah kerajaan-kerajaan Hindu-Buddha yang diatur oleh prasasti-prasasti. Saat ini, masyarakat Indonesia mengenal hukum adat, agama, dan negara.
This document outlines common elements found in horror films including distinct settings like dark forests and abandoned buildings. It discusses technical elements like camera work and sound design that aim to scare audiences. Common iconography in horror includes blood, wounds, and religious symbols. Narrative structures tend to follow three stages: onset of disorder, discovery of the disorder, and disruption to restore normality. Character types include final girls, immoral teenagers punished with violence, monsters, and police who fail to stop antagonists. Recurring themes involve documentaries, serial killers, torture, good vs evil, murder, and religion.
This document summarizes the process of redesigning a contents page. The author was initially unhappy with their first design because the spacing and text layout needed improvement. They then created a new design on a larger canvas, removed color from backgrounds, added columns for stories and regular content, included additional images, and made graphic tweaks. The final contents page incorporated aspects of the original design while addressing the author's earlier layout concerns.
The document summarizes the key design elements used across magazine covers and contents pages. It analyzes the mastheads, cover lines, imagery, positioning, costuming, props, and lighting used in magazines featuring bands such as Arctic Monkeys, Metallica, and Slash. Common techniques included bold color mastheads to draw attention, central band imagery to advertise the focus, and costuming reflective of genres like rock and metal. Positioning of text and images aimed to highlight key information while maintaining color and stylistic themes consistent throughout each publication.
This document outlines common elements of horror films including distinctive settings like forests, cabins, and churches. It also discusses technical techniques such as close-ups, jump cuts, and ambient sounds. Iconography in horror films frequently includes blood, wounds, weapons, and low lighting. Narrative structures commonly follow a three stage process where disorder is introduced, discovered, and then destroyed to restore normality. Character types include threats, victims, and stereotypical religious or immoral characters. Common themes involve documentaries, unknown terrors, infections, serial killings, torture, good versus evil, murder, revenge, religion, and violence.
Rolling Stone magazine was founded in 1967 in San Francisco. It originally focused on in-depth political stories and music but in the 1990s shifted to appeal to younger readers by covering television, film, and popular artists. While it still discusses music, it has resumed coverage of politics and recently added financial topics. Rolling Stone has a median reader age of 35, most of whom are white, employed males. It earns over $40 million annually from subscriptions and newsstand sales as well as advertising from brands like Coca-Cola that target its demographic.
This document summarizes the process of redesigning a contents page. The author was initially unhappy with their first design because the spacing and text layout needed improvement. They then created a new design on a larger canvas, removed color from backgrounds, added columns for stories and regular content, included additional images, and made graphic tweaks. The final contents page incorporated aspects of the original design while addressing the author's earlier layout concerns.
This document summarizes the process of redesigning a contents page from an initial sketch that had spacing and text division issues, to a final version on an A3 canvas that features more balanced use of images and text across multiple columns, with design elements adjusted to improve visual focus and flow.
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, both uses conventions of real music magazines as well as challenges some conventions. It discusses how the magazine's title, masthead, cover layout, contents page, and double-page spread both follow conventions such as positioning and fonts, as well as make some unconventional changes such as image placement and using symbols instead of letters. The goal is to create a modern, unique magazine while still relating to consumers' expectations of magazine conventions.
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, both uses conventions of real music magazines as well as challenges some conventions. It discusses how the magazine's title, masthead, cover layout, contents page, and double-page spread both follow conventions such as positioning and fonts, as well as make some unconventional changes such as image placement and using symbols instead of letters. The goal is to create a modern, unique magazine while still relating to consumers' expectations of magazine conventions.
Rolling Stone magazine was founded in 1967 in San Francisco. It originally focused on in-depth political stories and music but in the 1990s shifted to appeal to younger readers by covering television, film, and popular artists. While it still discusses music, it has resumed coverage of politics and recently added financial topics. Rolling Stone has a median reader age of 35, most are employed males, and advertisers target its 18-35 demographic.
