The document discusses the layout of a magazine content page. It has chosen not to have a heading to distinguish it as a content page since other key elements are in bold. The intended audience is 19-year olds and the bright colors, upbeat music represented, and lively images are meant to reflect their personalities. However, the page layout is disorganized with many images and text, lacking a central focus and feeling clustered.
The task instructs students to create an experimental graphical drawing by using fine liners, pens and sharpies to draw a photo, including the title "Experimental Graphical Drawings", the original photo, the graphical drawing, and notes about the photo and how the drawing was completed.
Planning out ancillary materials beforehand allows one to determine exactly what is needed and will be effective, saving time that can then be spent on other aspects of a project. Key elements like issue dates, program information, and character images should be prominently featured on promotional materials in a visually appealing layout with complementary colors and styles.
1) The magazine uses flashy graphics and images to grab readers' attention, such as a noticeable logo, bubble writing, and photos of celebrities.
2) Key articles are teased to entice purchases, like one about "shameful blunders" and another profiling singer Shayne Ward.
3) Consistent design elements like drop caps, color schemes, and anchoring images and text help readers navigate easily through the magazine's content about music, celebrities, and entertainment.
This document discusses the different elements that make up the front cover of a magazine, including the masthead, headline, kicker, coverline, image, and barcode. The masthead contains the magazine title and suggests its genre of music. The headline uses the biggest font to relate to the main story about Jimi Hendrix's 100 greatest performances. Additional coverlines and a photo of Hendrix are designed to entice readers with previews of exciting interior articles and attract buyers to purchase the magazine.
This homework assignment requires students to create illustrations for a story by gathering visual references. Students must do one drawing from direct observation, one from memory and imagination, and collect reference images to create a two-page mood board in their sketchbook covering characters, costumes, and scenery.
The magazine page uses mainly black and white colors with colorful graphic features on the sides to draw the eye. While the core page is bland, the graphics insert fun color in an original and eye-catching yet sophisticated way to attract the target audience. The page design makes the content look cool and ties in well with the intended readers.
The document discusses the layout of a magazine content page. It has chosen not to have a heading to distinguish it as a content page since other key elements are in bold. The intended audience is 19-year olds and the bright colors, upbeat music represented, and lively images are meant to reflect their personalities. However, the page layout is disorganized with many images and text, lacking a central focus and feeling clustered.
The task instructs students to create an experimental graphical drawing by using fine liners, pens and sharpies to draw a photo, including the title "Experimental Graphical Drawings", the original photo, the graphical drawing, and notes about the photo and how the drawing was completed.
Planning out ancillary materials beforehand allows one to determine exactly what is needed and will be effective, saving time that can then be spent on other aspects of a project. Key elements like issue dates, program information, and character images should be prominently featured on promotional materials in a visually appealing layout with complementary colors and styles.
1) The magazine uses flashy graphics and images to grab readers' attention, such as a noticeable logo, bubble writing, and photos of celebrities.
2) Key articles are teased to entice purchases, like one about "shameful blunders" and another profiling singer Shayne Ward.
3) Consistent design elements like drop caps, color schemes, and anchoring images and text help readers navigate easily through the magazine's content about music, celebrities, and entertainment.
This document discusses the different elements that make up the front cover of a magazine, including the masthead, headline, kicker, coverline, image, and barcode. The masthead contains the magazine title and suggests its genre of music. The headline uses the biggest font to relate to the main story about Jimi Hendrix's 100 greatest performances. Additional coverlines and a photo of Hendrix are designed to entice readers with previews of exciting interior articles and attract buyers to purchase the magazine.
This homework assignment requires students to create illustrations for a story by gathering visual references. Students must do one drawing from direct observation, one from memory and imagination, and collect reference images to create a two-page mood board in their sketchbook covering characters, costumes, and scenery.
The magazine page uses mainly black and white colors with colorful graphic features on the sides to draw the eye. While the core page is bland, the graphics insert fun color in an original and eye-catching yet sophisticated way to attract the target audience. The page design makes the content look cool and ties in well with the intended readers.
The document summarizes a layout design created for the monthly publication "Florida Homes & Lifestyles". The designer used Adobe Photoshop and QuarkXPress to choose photos that fit the editorial story and kept readers interested with stylized close-up and angled photos. The results were positive feedback from the editor and publisher on the story, layout, and photography.
The document discusses a magazine layout created for the "South East Airlines" in-flight publication using Adobe Photoshop and QuarkXPress. The designer chose photos that related to editorial stories and designed photos and layouts to draw readers into the main stories using additional colorful and interesting photographs. The designer received positive feedback from South East Airlines about the overall magazine layout and quality of the photos.
The document summarizes a magazine cover design layout created for the monthly publication "Florida Monthly" about how four unusual hurricanes had not damaged Floridians' confidence and major vacation spots were still open. The designer used Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and QuarkXPress to create the cover and layout within two days of the print deadline, moving the previous materials to the next issue. The results were an increase in reader subscriptions to the monthly publication.
The document outlines the mission, organizational structure, and style guidelines for the McPherson College Spectator student newspaper. Its mission is to serve as an informed forum for campus news and voices, and to provide hands-on journalism experience for students. The newspaper is published by the Student Government Association and overseen by an editorial staff and faculty adviser. The document details the roles and responsibilities of editor, section editors, photographers, writers, and other staff to ensure accurate and unbiased reporting.
The document provides instructions for a student project to create pages for a magazine and website. Students will learn skills in Photoshop, InDesign and website builders to develop their own content, including images and written work. The project involves research on existing magazines and websites, creating a proposal, production research using software, planning pages and content, production of magazine and website pages, and evaluation of the final work.
The document outlines monthly aims for completing a magazine project from September to December. In September, preliminary tasks are to be completed including uploading tasks, drawing flat plans, selecting images, and creating cover and contents pages. October focuses on naming the magazine, researching fonts, creating mood boards, and researching props and costumes. November finishes deconstructions, researches similar products and institutions, profiles audiences, surveys target groups, and plans layouts. December finalizes the project with photo shoots, drafting, editing photographs, finalizing the magazine, and evaluating.
The document outlines a learning objective for students to design a homepage layout on paper by applying research and analysis. It lists assessment objectives around demonstrating technical and creative skills to plan and construct media products, as well as applying appropriate research. Students are asked to develop a mood board, homepage layout, flow chart, fonts, color palette, logo, and blog post discussing how their research informed their design plans.
The document provides information about positions on a high school yearbook committee for the 2010 year. It outlines responsibilities for various staff positions including Chief Editor, Business Manager, Photographers, Design Editors, Sales Staff, and Content Specialists. Students are instructed to sign up for positions they are interested in and note if they want access to the yearbook design software over the summer.
The document provides a summary of the applicant's work experience and educational background. It includes:
1) Work experience as a graphic designer for various companies including creating marketing materials, designing events, overseeing promoters, and being responsible for creative communications.
2) Educational background including a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Advertising and various short courses in graphic design applications.
3) Job responsibilities as a graphic designer including conceptualizing, layout, design, and production of book covers and marketing kits on tight deadlines using software like Photoshop and PageMaker.
This document outlines the production process for a magazine. It involves 8 key stages: 1) planning the production schedule, 2) editorial decisions on content and design, 3) acquiring content through writing and photography, 4) sub-editing for accuracy and style, 5) creating the page layout, 6) proofreading, 7) printing, and 8) distribution. Key personnel include the editor, writers, art director, and photo editor. Their various roles in content creation, design, fact-checking, and oversight of the process are described. Timeframes for different stages like research, editing, and proofreading are also provided.
This document outlines the production process for a magazine. It involves 8 key stages: 1) planning the production schedule, 2) editorial decisions on content and design, 3) acquiring content through writing and photography, 4) sub-editing for accuracy and style, 5) creating the page layout, 6) proofreading, 7) printing, and 8) distribution. Key personnel include the editor, writers, art director, and photo editor. Their various roles in content creation, design, fact-checking, and oversight of the process are also described. Timeframes for different stages vary depending on the magazine but research/writing can take weeks to months while editing may take 3-4 weeks.
The document requests the production of a front page for a new college magazine in Photoshop featuring a student photograph and text, as well as a mock-up contents page layout in desktop publishing software to demonstrate understanding.
The response provides screenshots documenting the stages of developing the front page image in Photoshop, starting with experimenting in Word, then changing the main image and editing colors and placement of elements. It also describes the concept and stages of creating the contents page layout in InDesign, including the decision to include a welcome message, centered contents listing, and student photographs to portray a college atmosphere. The response reflects on learning Photoshop and InDesign tools and workflows in constructing the requested media products.
This document outlines the tasks and deadlines for a coursework assignment to create a college magazine. Students will complete a preliminary task of a front cover and contents page, which involves research, planning, production, and evaluation. For the main task, students will create a front cover, contents page, and double page spread for a music magazine, requiring research, planning, production, post-production, audience feedback, and a final evaluation. The assignment aims to teach codes and conventions of magazines and skills with desktop publishing software to design magazine layouts.
Publication designers require an understanding of written language and knowledge of typography. Their roles vary depending on the type of publication. Magazine designers establish design standards and templates, while newspaper designers create style manuals for layout. Book designers are responsible for cover and interior design, which differs based on the book type such as children's books, textbooks, or fiction. Publication design frequently involves collaborating with others as part of a team.
David eshun presentation slides for_research_planning_evaluationDeshLi
The document provides details about a student's preliminary project for a media studies portfolio. It includes the student's research and planning, reflections on feedback, and drafts of a magazine cover page, contents page, and double-page article spread. The student considered the target hip hop audience and learned skills in Photoshop and InDesign to design the pages. Feedback prompted modifications to improve the use of color, text, and InDesign skills.
This document outlines a 12-step process for students to create a magazine brief for an OCR assignment. The key steps include:
1. Assessing the task requirements, timeframe, and equipment available.
2. Structuring the process by setting up blogs, timeframes, and a series of creative tasks.
3. Guiding students through skills like photography, writing, and design through exercises.
4. Having students research magazine genres, conventions, audiences and examples to inform their work.
The goal is for students to gain skills in roles like journalists, photographers, and designers to produce a magazine cover, contents page, and spread that meets the assignment criteria.
KayoKo SuzuKi-Lange is a freelance art director based in New York City with over 10 years of experience in art direction and managing art departments at publications including Essence, Golf for Women, and GQ Magazine. She has a strong portfolio including art directing photo shoots for Eddie Bauer and conceptualizing designs for magazine stories, books, and websites. Her skills include creative direction, print and digital design, photo art direction, production management, and team leadership.
The document summarizes a graphic design project for Amdahl Corporation to design packaging for their mainframe computers and peripherals. The designer created several concepts using Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop and QuarkXPress to meet the engineering department's goal of visually communicating electronics with strong, memorable imagery. The result was designs for two software packages that were well-received in the engineering and communications industries.
The document summarizes a layout design created for the monthly publication "Florida Homes & Lifestyles". The designer used Adobe Photoshop and QuarkXPress to choose photos that fit the editorial story and kept readers interested with stylized close-up and angled photos. The results were positive feedback from the editor and publisher on the story, layout, and photography.
The document discusses a magazine layout created for the "South East Airlines" in-flight publication using Adobe Photoshop and QuarkXPress. The designer chose photos that related to editorial stories and designed photos and layouts to draw readers into the main stories using additional colorful and interesting photographs. The designer received positive feedback from South East Airlines about the overall magazine layout and quality of the photos.
The document summarizes a magazine cover design layout created for the monthly publication "Florida Monthly" about how four unusual hurricanes had not damaged Floridians' confidence and major vacation spots were still open. The designer used Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and QuarkXPress to create the cover and layout within two days of the print deadline, moving the previous materials to the next issue. The results were an increase in reader subscriptions to the monthly publication.
The document outlines the mission, organizational structure, and style guidelines for the McPherson College Spectator student newspaper. Its mission is to serve as an informed forum for campus news and voices, and to provide hands-on journalism experience for students. The newspaper is published by the Student Government Association and overseen by an editorial staff and faculty adviser. The document details the roles and responsibilities of editor, section editors, photographers, writers, and other staff to ensure accurate and unbiased reporting.
The document provides instructions for a student project to create pages for a magazine and website. Students will learn skills in Photoshop, InDesign and website builders to develop their own content, including images and written work. The project involves research on existing magazines and websites, creating a proposal, production research using software, planning pages and content, production of magazine and website pages, and evaluation of the final work.
The document outlines monthly aims for completing a magazine project from September to December. In September, preliminary tasks are to be completed including uploading tasks, drawing flat plans, selecting images, and creating cover and contents pages. October focuses on naming the magazine, researching fonts, creating mood boards, and researching props and costumes. November finishes deconstructions, researches similar products and institutions, profiles audiences, surveys target groups, and plans layouts. December finalizes the project with photo shoots, drafting, editing photographs, finalizing the magazine, and evaluating.
The document outlines a learning objective for students to design a homepage layout on paper by applying research and analysis. It lists assessment objectives around demonstrating technical and creative skills to plan and construct media products, as well as applying appropriate research. Students are asked to develop a mood board, homepage layout, flow chart, fonts, color palette, logo, and blog post discussing how their research informed their design plans.
The document provides information about positions on a high school yearbook committee for the 2010 year. It outlines responsibilities for various staff positions including Chief Editor, Business Manager, Photographers, Design Editors, Sales Staff, and Content Specialists. Students are instructed to sign up for positions they are interested in and note if they want access to the yearbook design software over the summer.
The document provides a summary of the applicant's work experience and educational background. It includes:
1) Work experience as a graphic designer for various companies including creating marketing materials, designing events, overseeing promoters, and being responsible for creative communications.
2) Educational background including a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Advertising and various short courses in graphic design applications.
3) Job responsibilities as a graphic designer including conceptualizing, layout, design, and production of book covers and marketing kits on tight deadlines using software like Photoshop and PageMaker.
This document outlines the production process for a magazine. It involves 8 key stages: 1) planning the production schedule, 2) editorial decisions on content and design, 3) acquiring content through writing and photography, 4) sub-editing for accuracy and style, 5) creating the page layout, 6) proofreading, 7) printing, and 8) distribution. Key personnel include the editor, writers, art director, and photo editor. Their various roles in content creation, design, fact-checking, and oversight of the process are described. Timeframes for different stages like research, editing, and proofreading are also provided.
This document outlines the production process for a magazine. It involves 8 key stages: 1) planning the production schedule, 2) editorial decisions on content and design, 3) acquiring content through writing and photography, 4) sub-editing for accuracy and style, 5) creating the page layout, 6) proofreading, 7) printing, and 8) distribution. Key personnel include the editor, writers, art director, and photo editor. Their various roles in content creation, design, fact-checking, and oversight of the process are also described. Timeframes for different stages vary depending on the magazine but research/writing can take weeks to months while editing may take 3-4 weeks.
The document requests the production of a front page for a new college magazine in Photoshop featuring a student photograph and text, as well as a mock-up contents page layout in desktop publishing software to demonstrate understanding.
The response provides screenshots documenting the stages of developing the front page image in Photoshop, starting with experimenting in Word, then changing the main image and editing colors and placement of elements. It also describes the concept and stages of creating the contents page layout in InDesign, including the decision to include a welcome message, centered contents listing, and student photographs to portray a college atmosphere. The response reflects on learning Photoshop and InDesign tools and workflows in constructing the requested media products.
This document outlines the tasks and deadlines for a coursework assignment to create a college magazine. Students will complete a preliminary task of a front cover and contents page, which involves research, planning, production, and evaluation. For the main task, students will create a front cover, contents page, and double page spread for a music magazine, requiring research, planning, production, post-production, audience feedback, and a final evaluation. The assignment aims to teach codes and conventions of magazines and skills with desktop publishing software to design magazine layouts.
Publication designers require an understanding of written language and knowledge of typography. Their roles vary depending on the type of publication. Magazine designers establish design standards and templates, while newspaper designers create style manuals for layout. Book designers are responsible for cover and interior design, which differs based on the book type such as children's books, textbooks, or fiction. Publication design frequently involves collaborating with others as part of a team.
David eshun presentation slides for_research_planning_evaluationDeshLi
The document provides details about a student's preliminary project for a media studies portfolio. It includes the student's research and planning, reflections on feedback, and drafts of a magazine cover page, contents page, and double-page article spread. The student considered the target hip hop audience and learned skills in Photoshop and InDesign to design the pages. Feedback prompted modifications to improve the use of color, text, and InDesign skills.
This document outlines a 12-step process for students to create a magazine brief for an OCR assignment. The key steps include:
1. Assessing the task requirements, timeframe, and equipment available.
2. Structuring the process by setting up blogs, timeframes, and a series of creative tasks.
3. Guiding students through skills like photography, writing, and design through exercises.
4. Having students research magazine genres, conventions, audiences and examples to inform their work.
The goal is for students to gain skills in roles like journalists, photographers, and designers to produce a magazine cover, contents page, and spread that meets the assignment criteria.
KayoKo SuzuKi-Lange is a freelance art director based in New York City with over 10 years of experience in art direction and managing art departments at publications including Essence, Golf for Women, and GQ Magazine. She has a strong portfolio including art directing photo shoots for Eddie Bauer and conceptualizing designs for magazine stories, books, and websites. Her skills include creative direction, print and digital design, photo art direction, production management, and team leadership.
The document summarizes a graphic design project for Amdahl Corporation to design packaging for their mainframe computers and peripherals. The designer created several concepts using Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop and QuarkXPress to meet the engineering department's goal of visually communicating electronics with strong, memorable imagery. The result was designs for two software packages that were well-received in the engineering and communications industries.
Layout was created for:
"Arthritis Foundation" and was a layout published by Treasure Chest Advertising for major hospitals across the country.
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1. Subject:
Magazine Editorial
Layouts
Layout was created for:
quot;Florida Monthlyquot; and is a monthly publication
published in Orlando, Florida.
Programs Used:
Adobe Photoshop and QuarkXPress.
Designer's Role:
Designer worked with photographer and
made choice of photos that stayed within
context of the editorial story.
Objective/Purpose:
To keep the reader interested in the material
with as much stylized up-close and angled
photographs.
Results:
Positive responses to the leading editor and
publisher of this editorial piece for story,
layout and photography.
Marc Conrad Norris Graphic Designer / Production Artist / Illustrator • Phone: 360-448-7268 • e-mail: marcnorris@mac.com