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The document discusses potential color schemes for a magazine based on a questionnaire. It reports that red and black was the most popular color option and would draw attention as the masthead color. Green and black and yellow and black were rejected for use in the main text as the text would be hard to read in those colors. Pink and black and orange and green were also rejected, with pink possibly being ignored as a "girl's color" and orange and green only being one person's preference and not the best looking. Red and black was chosen as the final color scheme.
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Task 5 masthead colour and font
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Colour analysis
Blue was the most preferred color based on the questionnaire and will be the primary color used. Yellow was also highly preferred and will be used as a secondary color along with at most two others. Green was not the most selected but may be necessary to include a small amount. Black and white will be included to tie the color scheme together. Purple had the lowest support and red was the most undesired color.
New magazine questionnaire
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Media coursework
Here are 3 fonts I tested that could work well for an indie/alternative music magazine:
1. Fretboard - A stylish serif font that has an artsy vintage vibe fitting for the genre. The varied letter widths give it visual interest.
2. Frutiger - A clean sans serif with subtle flair. Legible at small sizes but not too plain. Strikes a good balance between stylish and readable.
3. Archer - A playful script font that feels youthful and indie. The varied letter heights keep it lively without being too distracting. Adds personality without being overdone.
I'd recommend experimenting with combinations of these fonts for headings versus body text. Fret
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Akylie Holterman designed a logo using red and green colors to represent energy and courage. The rectangle and star shapes symbolize exploring new ideas and leadership. For a poster, Akylie chose a James Dean quote about dreams and life being connected. The sleeping dog picture depicted letting life float by, fitting the quote. Different fonts were used to better convey the message, and varying purple shades complemented the green grass color to emphasize the key ideas.
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Here are 3 fonts I tested that could work well for an indie/alternative music magazine:
1. Fretboard - A stylish serif font that has an artsy vintage vibe fitting for the genre. The varied letter widths give it visual interest.
2. Frutiger - A clean sans serif with subtle flair. Legible at small sizes but not too plain. Strikes a good balance between stylish and readable.
3. Archer - A playful script font that feels youthful and indie. The varied letter heights keep it lively without being too distracting. Adds personality without being overdone.
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- Bright colors are commonly used to draw attention but pastels are preferred.
- Feminine palettes like pinks appeal more to females, while reds/blacks are more neutral.
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1) The document discusses a music magazine created by Luke Smith for an assignment.
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- A company like Conde Nast that publishes magazines for young women, such as Teen Vogue, might distribute the magazine online and in print to reach its target audience.
Sam titmarsh
- The magazine aims to be authentic by using similar features and conventions as real music magazines, such as clear images, fonts similar to those found in music magazines, and a black and white color scheme.
- The target audience is people aged 16 and older interested in rock music.
- Feedback from 20 people was positive, praising the memorable masthead, appropriate use of color, sufficient content for the genre, and overall success.
Sam titmarsh
1) The document evaluates the author's music magazine and how it uses conventions of real music magazines. It aims to have similar features like images, fonts, and color schemes to look authentic.
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- 1. These are the colours options gained from the questionnaire: Red and Black Green and Black Yellow and Black Pink and Black Orange and Green
- 2. This is how the colours could be used for the masthead on the front cover: ZOOP ZOOP ZOOP ZOOP ZOOP
- 3. This is how the colours could be used for the main body of the text: This is how the colours would be used for the main body of the text This is how the colours would be used for the main body of the text This is how the colours would be used for the main body of the text This is how the colours would be used for the main body of the text This is how the colours would be used for the main body of the text
- 4. This is how the colours could be used for the special offers on the font cover: Special Offer Special Offer Special Offer Special Offer Special Offer
- 5. These are the reasons why each colour has been picked or not: Red and Black has been picked because out of all the colours it stands out the most and it will draw attention to the magazine, it was also the favourite colour picked in the questionnaire. Green and Black has not been picked because in the body of text the text is hard to read in black or white and it doesn’t stand out as much as other colour do. Yellow and Black has not been picked because in the body of text the text is unreadable in white and the masthead doesn’t look as good as it dose in other colours. Pink and Black is not been picked as this will cause some people to ignore it as pink is considered a girls colour and the masthead doesn’t look as good as it dose in other colours. Orange and Green is not been picked even though it dose draw attention to itself it isn’t the best looking and only one person picked it in the questionnaire.
- 6. From this I have decided to use Red and Black ZOOP This is how the colours could be used for the main body of the text Special Offer