This billboard advertisement for Vogue magazine uses their signature black and white colour scheme with splashes of bright colours. It features three centrally composed images of the same model in a tropical setting wearing swimsuits. The only text is the Vogue brand name in their signature font. On the website, images of celebrities and models accompany articles about fashion and lifestyle. Headers label sections and the masthead displays the Vogue font and location. Articles use different fonts and red text to highlight pieces. The design maintains a consistent look and feel across platforms to represent the classic brand.
The document discusses various magazine websites and print publications. It describes the Vogue website as minimalistic to make it easy to use while maintaining a chic aesthetic. The Love magazine website shows consistency with the print version through links to articles and images. Music magazine websites also aim to tie the digital and print versions together through similar fonts and color schemes. Fashion magazine writing styles tend to be formal with minimal text and expert terminology to educate readers. Formats like mastheads, cover lines, and barcodes create conventions across print magazines.
In what ways does your media product use, develop and challenge forms and con...laurb96
The document discusses how the media product follows conventions of real magazines. It describes using consistent colors, fonts, and branding throughout the magazine to show continuity. Key elements like the masthead, skyline, headlines, and main image are placed in conventional locations on the front cover to attract readers. Interior pages also feature consistent branding and design elements as well as conventional article formats like columns, questions and answers, and drop caps. The document analyzes how these formal elements make the media product look professional and realistic like actual magazines.
The document discusses the mastheads of several music magazines, including Mojo, Q, Kerrang, Billboard, and We Love Pop. It analyzes the design elements, colors, fonts, and symbols used in each masthead and how they relate to the magazine's intended audience and genre of music covered. Key points made include how prominent mastheads help magazines stand out, the use of colors like red and black to attract attention, and how some mastheads change design depending on the issue while maintaining recognizable elements.
This document analyzes the contents page of the Q magazine. It notes that unlike magazine covers, contents pages aim to inform readers about what is inside the issue. Q's contents page includes numbered images relating to articles and uses additional photos to illustrate stories. It follows conventions like using hierarchies of image size to denote importance and columns to organize information. The analysis examines design elements like sections, layout, and promotion techniques to understand how Q communicates to its audience through its contents page.
This document summarizes how a music magazine product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines of the rock genre, while also challenging some expectations. The magazine draws from the style of Kerrang magazine, conforming to conventions like using a large cover line, footer with additional content, and competitions. It also challenges some norms, like not using smaller cover images or stars on the contents page. Overall, the magazine aims to attract audiences familiar with the genre while also subverting some expectations through subtle design choices.
This document discusses plans for two music magazines called "Verve" and "Session". Key details include:
- "Verve" will use the font "Above Demo" and have a monthly release schedule to allow enough time for content production. Bright, bold colors will be used on the cover to make it identifiable.
- "Session" will use the font "Motion Control Neue" in all capital letters to help it stand out. It will also have a monthly release schedule and use a limited color palette on its covers consistent with popular music magazines.
- Font styles were selected from Dafont.com because they can be easily downloaded and used in designs for the magazine covers and spreads. Distinct
The document provides information on the layout, images, words, colors, fonts, and captions used in Elle magazine. Regarding layout, the cover uses a large celebrity image that overlaps the title. Inside pages have centered images with text wrapped around. Images are large, bold, and airbrushed to portray an aspirational lifestyle. Words are exaggerated to attract readers and highlight topics. Colors throughout are coordinated and bright to maintain a relaxed feel. Fonts are varied for contrast and emphasis. Captions advertise contents and link images to text. Anchors and codes connect elements across pages.
The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real media products. Specifically:
- The front cover uses conventions like a bold headline, focusing attention on the cover model, and encoding the rap genre through poses and clothing.
- The contents page similarly focuses on the cover model and encodes the rap genre, while cutting out images innovatively.
- The double-page spread develops conventions by placing text behind images to relate sections, uses techniques like drop caps and pull quotes, and signs the artist's name innovatively.
Color, formatting, and layout are used throughout to organize information and conform to magazine conventions. The style and some individual techniques challenge conventions by creating a unique house
The document discusses various magazine websites and print publications. It describes the Vogue website as minimalistic to make it easy to use while maintaining a chic aesthetic. The Love magazine website shows consistency with the print version through links to articles and images. Music magazine websites also aim to tie the digital and print versions together through similar fonts and color schemes. Fashion magazine writing styles tend to be formal with minimal text and expert terminology to educate readers. Formats like mastheads, cover lines, and barcodes create conventions across print magazines.
In what ways does your media product use, develop and challenge forms and con...laurb96
The document discusses how the media product follows conventions of real magazines. It describes using consistent colors, fonts, and branding throughout the magazine to show continuity. Key elements like the masthead, skyline, headlines, and main image are placed in conventional locations on the front cover to attract readers. Interior pages also feature consistent branding and design elements as well as conventional article formats like columns, questions and answers, and drop caps. The document analyzes how these formal elements make the media product look professional and realistic like actual magazines.
The document discusses the mastheads of several music magazines, including Mojo, Q, Kerrang, Billboard, and We Love Pop. It analyzes the design elements, colors, fonts, and symbols used in each masthead and how they relate to the magazine's intended audience and genre of music covered. Key points made include how prominent mastheads help magazines stand out, the use of colors like red and black to attract attention, and how some mastheads change design depending on the issue while maintaining recognizable elements.
This document analyzes the contents page of the Q magazine. It notes that unlike magazine covers, contents pages aim to inform readers about what is inside the issue. Q's contents page includes numbered images relating to articles and uses additional photos to illustrate stories. It follows conventions like using hierarchies of image size to denote importance and columns to organize information. The analysis examines design elements like sections, layout, and promotion techniques to understand how Q communicates to its audience through its contents page.
This document summarizes how a music magazine product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines of the rock genre, while also challenging some expectations. The magazine draws from the style of Kerrang magazine, conforming to conventions like using a large cover line, footer with additional content, and competitions. It also challenges some norms, like not using smaller cover images or stars on the contents page. Overall, the magazine aims to attract audiences familiar with the genre while also subverting some expectations through subtle design choices.
This document discusses plans for two music magazines called "Verve" and "Session". Key details include:
- "Verve" will use the font "Above Demo" and have a monthly release schedule to allow enough time for content production. Bright, bold colors will be used on the cover to make it identifiable.
- "Session" will use the font "Motion Control Neue" in all capital letters to help it stand out. It will also have a monthly release schedule and use a limited color palette on its covers consistent with popular music magazines.
- Font styles were selected from Dafont.com because they can be easily downloaded and used in designs for the magazine covers and spreads. Distinct
The document provides information on the layout, images, words, colors, fonts, and captions used in Elle magazine. Regarding layout, the cover uses a large celebrity image that overlaps the title. Inside pages have centered images with text wrapped around. Images are large, bold, and airbrushed to portray an aspirational lifestyle. Words are exaggerated to attract readers and highlight topics. Colors throughout are coordinated and bright to maintain a relaxed feel. Fonts are varied for contrast and emphasis. Captions advertise contents and link images to text. Anchors and codes connect elements across pages.
The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real media products. Specifically:
- The front cover uses conventions like a bold headline, focusing attention on the cover model, and encoding the rap genre through poses and clothing.
- The contents page similarly focuses on the cover model and encodes the rap genre, while cutting out images innovatively.
- The double-page spread develops conventions by placing text behind images to relate sections, uses techniques like drop caps and pull quotes, and signs the artist's name innovatively.
Color, formatting, and layout are used throughout to organize information and conform to magazine conventions. The style and some individual techniques challenge conventions by creating a unique house
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conv...sebzy
The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real media products. Specifically:
- The front cover uses conventions like a bold headline, focusing attention on the cover model, and encoding the rap genre through poses and clothing.
- The contents page similarly focuses on the cover model and encodes the rap genre, while cutting out images innovatively.
- The double-page spread develops conventions by placing text behind images to relate sections, uses techniques like drop caps and pull quotes, and signs the artist's name innovatively.
Color, formatting, and layout are used throughout to organize information clearly and professionally like real magazines. Both conforming to and developing genre conventions.
Vogue and Elle magazines follow some consistent design elements across issues but also allow for variation. Both prominently feature the celebrity or model on the cover along with brief descriptions of articles. Vogue uses a regimented layout with consistent placement of cover lines, barcodes, and sections. However, it varies blurring and gutters between articles. Elle utilizes minimalist color schemes and overlapping text on photos for impact. While maintaining some shared branding elements, the magazines incorporate flexibility in internal designs.
The document discusses an interview with a world-wide hip hop star about their recently released third album that reached number one on the charts, their upcoming American tour dates and plans to expand to Europe, and their goals to build upon the brand they have established over the last 10-15 years including releasing a clothing line at their first tour date. The star touches on the personal nature of the new album, their busy touring schedule over the last 18 months, and their inspiration from Kanye West's successful blending of music and fashion.
The document describes changes made to various elements of a music magazine called Subculture. Changes included centering the masthead, enlarging the logo, adjusting cover line positioning and colors, changing a cover line from "upcoming artist" to "most anticipated", and adding a price above the barcode. Changes to the contents page included removing the date, numbering images to correspond with pages, standardizing number sizes, adding small descriptions, and removing/reordering some pages. Changes to a double page spread included adding drop shadows to the masthead, repositioning the strap line, adding drop caps, correcting column spacing, changing font sizes and colors, increasing spacing between interview questions and answers, changing a text element for consistency, editing a
This document discusses the design choices made for various elements of a magazine cover and interior pages, including taking inspiration from real magazines like NME. Key points discussed include:
- The cover design takes inspiration from older magazine covers but adds modern elements. A single dominant image, simple layout, and monochrome color scheme aim to seem serious.
- The masthead "CRASH" was chosen to be short, memorable, and evoke the genre's rebellious spirit.
- Interior pages also take cues from NME in terms of layouts, use of images and text, and inclusion of elements like contents lists and subscription offers.
- Design choices aim to balance authenticity with appealing to modern
This document summarizes some of the key technical considerations for print and digital magazines. For print magazines, considerations include using standard page sizes (A4 or A5), selecting appropriate fonts for the genre and audience, including bleedlines so images aren't cut off, and using gutters for layout clarity. For digital magazines, considerations are which apps support the format, ensuring consistent display of pages, images, text, colors and fonts across platforms, and planning user navigation through the magazine.
This document analyzes the design elements of magazine covers and pages. It discusses the use of color, images, text formatting and layout on the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread. Key points include: the front cover uses a somber gradient background to make the picture and text stand out, and features a border around the central image. The contents page has a large colorful party photo and bold text for "Contents." The double page spread uses puffs, colorful nightclub photos, and highlighted text labels to draw attention to stories. Throughout, unconventional design choices are noted that break from magazine conventions.
Ev1 in what ways does your media product use1Megan Whitehead
My magazine cover uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real magazine covers in several ways. It uses conventions such as including a masthead, cover images and lines. However, it challenges conventions by having the masthead on the left instead of centered, and placing non-typical elements like the barcode on the top right. The contents page also challenges conventions by using two columns instead of one and excluding a letter from the editor. The double page spread challenges conventions by not featuring the main cover story, and using atypical design elements like a gradient background.
This double page spread from RnB magazine features Beyoncé as the main article. The article discusses Beyoncé being named Billboard's 'woman of the year' and her success in the music industry. It also promotes Billboard by mentioning their award ceremonies. The formal tone of the article praises Beyoncé's achievements and includes quotes from her father about her early career. The layout features Beyoncé's image on one page and the article in two columns on the other page.
The magazine cover uses bold fonts and colors to draw attention to the title "ABSOLUTELY South East" and establish it as part of the Absolutely brand. It aims to appeal to a younger audience with its modern design. The main cover line "The Futures Bright" creates intrigue and hints at optimistic content. Additional headlines and images further promote articles. At the bottom, the magazine's motto conveys its elegant style. Overall, the cover follows conventions to attract readers and give a sense of the magazine's identity and content.
The document provides an analysis of the cover of VIBE magazine from March 2004. Some key points:
- The masthead is eye-catching due to its large bold text and distinct color. Subheadings allow audiences to click on topics of interest.
- VIBE magazine, founded in 1993, targets an urban audience aged 18-35 interested in R&B music. It is distributed both in print and online.
- The central image of Brandy, an R&B singer, automatically attracts fans of her music and the genre. Her provocative outfit and expression relate to the magazine's focus on celebrity and culture.
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conv...giacomo_pisa
The document discusses how the student's media magazine "Flow" uses, develops, and challenges conventions of the inspiration magazine "XXL".
It summarizes that "Flow" repeats many conventions of "XXL" such as layout of the masthead on the front cover, inclusion of a barcode and issue number, cover lines, and separate contents and editorial pages. However, it also develops conventions such as adding social media links and changing the masthead font.
The contents and editorial pages also repeat conventions like bold subheadings and placement of images and text, but challenge "XXL" by adding exclusive tags and larger page numbers. In summary, while "Flow" imitates many structural aspects of "XXL",
The document discusses the design choices made for various elements of a magazine front cover, contents page, and double page spread. Conventions were followed such as placing the masthead at the top in a bold, prominent font and colour that matches the magazine's branding. Headings, images, and text are used and formatted consistently across pages in terms of font, size, and colour to create a cohesive, structured design. Inspiration was drawn from real magazines within the genre to incorporate conventional elements like a band index and plugs that promote the magazine's brand and content.
The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It analyzes the front cover, contents page, and double page spread and how they employ or subvert typical magazine conventions. Some conventions used include mastheads, page numbers, cover lines, images, and columns for layout. Some conventions challenged include no header, unique house style colors, one large image instead of multiple, and advertising an album. Real magazines that informed the design, both in following and challenging conventions, include Clash, Mojo, NME, and Billboard.
The document discusses research on two Volkswagen car magazines - an ultra modern magazine and a vintage 1987 issue of Volks World. It analyzes aspects like the color schemes, compositions, and designs used on the front covers and double page spreads. The document also discusses the importance of carefully planning photography for magazines to ensure photos work well with surrounding text. Finally, it notes that the final product aims to include different aspects from both magazines by creating something new rather than mimicking vintage styles.
The document discusses research on two Volkswagen car magazines - an ultra modern magazine and a vintage 1987 magazine. It analyzes the design, color schemes, layouts and composition of the front covers and sample article spreads. The document observes that the modern magazine has a clean, minimal design focused on the cars' colors, while the vintage magazine has a nostalgic 1980s aesthetic. It concludes that the final magazine should incorporate aspects of both styles and push design boundaries while appealing to both new and old school VW enthusiasts.
The document summarizes changes made to the magazine mock-up based on audience feedback received during preliminary testing. For the front cover, a skyline banner and modifications to the layout and design of text blocks were implemented. The contents page was improved by increasing image and text sizes to remove empty spaces. The double page spread saw changes like adding a pull quote, inline quote, and additional images. Across sections, minor details and consistency of style and formatting were enhanced.
Assignment media digital:printed magazine.. jack willoughby Emma Leslie
Empire is a British film magazine that has been published monthly since 1989. It can be found in print in UK supermarkets and delivered to subscribers. Empire also has a digital version. The target audience is predominantly middle-class males aged 16-30 who are fans of film and television. Both the print and digital versions provide content about mainstream and popular films through reviews, news, and feature articles.
Analysis of general billboard adverts home magsrelliott22
The document discusses the typical codes and conventions used in billboard advertisements, including featuring the product title, image, and explanatory text in bold colors and easy-to-read fonts. It also discusses how magazines typically use billboards, noting that they display magazine covers, titles, slogans, and subscription options in clear, high-contrast designs intended to catch viewers' attention. Finally, it analyzes examples of magazine billboards, emphasizing how they prominently display the magazine name and covers to promote issues and subscriptions to their target audiences.
This student magazine uses design elements that would appeal to its target audience of teens and young adults. On the front cover, cover lines use hyperbolic language about exclusives and hot topics. Images and offers also signal a focus on fashion, makeup, and music festivals. The contents page introduces sections like "Favorites" and "Competitions" while advertising articles about food, footwear, and more. A double page spread features an exclusive interview with a model, using her large image and a pull quote to draw readers in. Throughout, a consistent color scheme and placement of mastheads and page numbers reinforce the magazine's brand identity.
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conv...sebzy
The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real media products. Specifically:
- The front cover uses conventions like a bold headline, focusing attention on the cover model, and encoding the rap genre through poses and clothing.
- The contents page similarly focuses on the cover model and encodes the rap genre, while cutting out images innovatively.
- The double-page spread develops conventions by placing text behind images to relate sections, uses techniques like drop caps and pull quotes, and signs the artist's name innovatively.
Color, formatting, and layout are used throughout to organize information clearly and professionally like real magazines. Both conforming to and developing genre conventions.
Vogue and Elle magazines follow some consistent design elements across issues but also allow for variation. Both prominently feature the celebrity or model on the cover along with brief descriptions of articles. Vogue uses a regimented layout with consistent placement of cover lines, barcodes, and sections. However, it varies blurring and gutters between articles. Elle utilizes minimalist color schemes and overlapping text on photos for impact. While maintaining some shared branding elements, the magazines incorporate flexibility in internal designs.
The document discusses an interview with a world-wide hip hop star about their recently released third album that reached number one on the charts, their upcoming American tour dates and plans to expand to Europe, and their goals to build upon the brand they have established over the last 10-15 years including releasing a clothing line at their first tour date. The star touches on the personal nature of the new album, their busy touring schedule over the last 18 months, and their inspiration from Kanye West's successful blending of music and fashion.
The document describes changes made to various elements of a music magazine called Subculture. Changes included centering the masthead, enlarging the logo, adjusting cover line positioning and colors, changing a cover line from "upcoming artist" to "most anticipated", and adding a price above the barcode. Changes to the contents page included removing the date, numbering images to correspond with pages, standardizing number sizes, adding small descriptions, and removing/reordering some pages. Changes to a double page spread included adding drop shadows to the masthead, repositioning the strap line, adding drop caps, correcting column spacing, changing font sizes and colors, increasing spacing between interview questions and answers, changing a text element for consistency, editing a
This document discusses the design choices made for various elements of a magazine cover and interior pages, including taking inspiration from real magazines like NME. Key points discussed include:
- The cover design takes inspiration from older magazine covers but adds modern elements. A single dominant image, simple layout, and monochrome color scheme aim to seem serious.
- The masthead "CRASH" was chosen to be short, memorable, and evoke the genre's rebellious spirit.
- Interior pages also take cues from NME in terms of layouts, use of images and text, and inclusion of elements like contents lists and subscription offers.
- Design choices aim to balance authenticity with appealing to modern
This document summarizes some of the key technical considerations for print and digital magazines. For print magazines, considerations include using standard page sizes (A4 or A5), selecting appropriate fonts for the genre and audience, including bleedlines so images aren't cut off, and using gutters for layout clarity. For digital magazines, considerations are which apps support the format, ensuring consistent display of pages, images, text, colors and fonts across platforms, and planning user navigation through the magazine.
This document analyzes the design elements of magazine covers and pages. It discusses the use of color, images, text formatting and layout on the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread. Key points include: the front cover uses a somber gradient background to make the picture and text stand out, and features a border around the central image. The contents page has a large colorful party photo and bold text for "Contents." The double page spread uses puffs, colorful nightclub photos, and highlighted text labels to draw attention to stories. Throughout, unconventional design choices are noted that break from magazine conventions.
Ev1 in what ways does your media product use1Megan Whitehead
My magazine cover uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real magazine covers in several ways. It uses conventions such as including a masthead, cover images and lines. However, it challenges conventions by having the masthead on the left instead of centered, and placing non-typical elements like the barcode on the top right. The contents page also challenges conventions by using two columns instead of one and excluding a letter from the editor. The double page spread challenges conventions by not featuring the main cover story, and using atypical design elements like a gradient background.
This double page spread from RnB magazine features Beyoncé as the main article. The article discusses Beyoncé being named Billboard's 'woman of the year' and her success in the music industry. It also promotes Billboard by mentioning their award ceremonies. The formal tone of the article praises Beyoncé's achievements and includes quotes from her father about her early career. The layout features Beyoncé's image on one page and the article in two columns on the other page.
The magazine cover uses bold fonts and colors to draw attention to the title "ABSOLUTELY South East" and establish it as part of the Absolutely brand. It aims to appeal to a younger audience with its modern design. The main cover line "The Futures Bright" creates intrigue and hints at optimistic content. Additional headlines and images further promote articles. At the bottom, the magazine's motto conveys its elegant style. Overall, the cover follows conventions to attract readers and give a sense of the magazine's identity and content.
The document provides an analysis of the cover of VIBE magazine from March 2004. Some key points:
- The masthead is eye-catching due to its large bold text and distinct color. Subheadings allow audiences to click on topics of interest.
- VIBE magazine, founded in 1993, targets an urban audience aged 18-35 interested in R&B music. It is distributed both in print and online.
- The central image of Brandy, an R&B singer, automatically attracts fans of her music and the genre. Her provocative outfit and expression relate to the magazine's focus on celebrity and culture.
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conv...giacomo_pisa
The document discusses how the student's media magazine "Flow" uses, develops, and challenges conventions of the inspiration magazine "XXL".
It summarizes that "Flow" repeats many conventions of "XXL" such as layout of the masthead on the front cover, inclusion of a barcode and issue number, cover lines, and separate contents and editorial pages. However, it also develops conventions such as adding social media links and changing the masthead font.
The contents and editorial pages also repeat conventions like bold subheadings and placement of images and text, but challenge "XXL" by adding exclusive tags and larger page numbers. In summary, while "Flow" imitates many structural aspects of "XXL",
The document discusses the design choices made for various elements of a magazine front cover, contents page, and double page spread. Conventions were followed such as placing the masthead at the top in a bold, prominent font and colour that matches the magazine's branding. Headings, images, and text are used and formatted consistently across pages in terms of font, size, and colour to create a cohesive, structured design. Inspiration was drawn from real magazines within the genre to incorporate conventional elements like a band index and plugs that promote the magazine's brand and content.
The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It analyzes the front cover, contents page, and double page spread and how they employ or subvert typical magazine conventions. Some conventions used include mastheads, page numbers, cover lines, images, and columns for layout. Some conventions challenged include no header, unique house style colors, one large image instead of multiple, and advertising an album. Real magazines that informed the design, both in following and challenging conventions, include Clash, Mojo, NME, and Billboard.
The document discusses research on two Volkswagen car magazines - an ultra modern magazine and a vintage 1987 issue of Volks World. It analyzes aspects like the color schemes, compositions, and designs used on the front covers and double page spreads. The document also discusses the importance of carefully planning photography for magazines to ensure photos work well with surrounding text. Finally, it notes that the final product aims to include different aspects from both magazines by creating something new rather than mimicking vintage styles.
The document discusses research on two Volkswagen car magazines - an ultra modern magazine and a vintage 1987 magazine. It analyzes the design, color schemes, layouts and composition of the front covers and sample article spreads. The document observes that the modern magazine has a clean, minimal design focused on the cars' colors, while the vintage magazine has a nostalgic 1980s aesthetic. It concludes that the final magazine should incorporate aspects of both styles and push design boundaries while appealing to both new and old school VW enthusiasts.
The document summarizes changes made to the magazine mock-up based on audience feedback received during preliminary testing. For the front cover, a skyline banner and modifications to the layout and design of text blocks were implemented. The contents page was improved by increasing image and text sizes to remove empty spaces. The double page spread saw changes like adding a pull quote, inline quote, and additional images. Across sections, minor details and consistency of style and formatting were enhanced.
Assignment media digital:printed magazine.. jack willoughby Emma Leslie
Empire is a British film magazine that has been published monthly since 1989. It can be found in print in UK supermarkets and delivered to subscribers. Empire also has a digital version. The target audience is predominantly middle-class males aged 16-30 who are fans of film and television. Both the print and digital versions provide content about mainstream and popular films through reviews, news, and feature articles.
Analysis of general billboard adverts home magsrelliott22
The document discusses the typical codes and conventions used in billboard advertisements, including featuring the product title, image, and explanatory text in bold colors and easy-to-read fonts. It also discusses how magazines typically use billboards, noting that they display magazine covers, titles, slogans, and subscription options in clear, high-contrast designs intended to catch viewers' attention. Finally, it analyzes examples of magazine billboards, emphasizing how they prominently display the magazine name and covers to promote issues and subscriptions to their target audiences.
This student magazine uses design elements that would appeal to its target audience of teens and young adults. On the front cover, cover lines use hyperbolic language about exclusives and hot topics. Images and offers also signal a focus on fashion, makeup, and music festivals. The contents page introduces sections like "Favorites" and "Competitions" while advertising articles about food, footwear, and more. A double page spread features an exclusive interview with a model, using her large image and a pull quote to draw readers in. Throughout, a consistent color scheme and placement of mastheads and page numbers reinforce the magazine's brand identity.
The document discusses magazines and their print and online presences. It provides details on:
- How Vogue and Love magazines design their websites to complement their print editions.
- The differences between fashion magazines, noting how Paper focuses on celebrity endorsements.
- Common conventions for magazine design, such as mastheads, cover lines, and barcodes.
- Statistics on readership for magazines like Elle, Vogue, Cosmopolitan and Glamour.
- Plans for a hypothetical magazine production, including a contingency plan, ideas for articles, fonts, and color styles.
The document describes the design elements and conventions used in a mock student-created magazine covering hip hop music. Key design elements include a masthead referencing a Jamaican reggae song, the use of direct eye contact in a portrait on the cover, main cover lines, placement of images and text following design principles. Color schemes, fonts and layouts are used to create visual interest and appeal while maintaining the style of other hip hop magazines. Both conventional design elements and some unconventional touches like mock Polaroids are incorporated.
LOOK magazine has a circulation of 200,265 and is published weekly. It has a target audience of young, middle-class women interested in fashion, celebrity gossip, and lifestyle content. Both the print and online magazines use a similar color scheme and font styles to create a consistent brand image and appeal to their target demographic. The website layout focuses on easy navigation between fashion, beauty, and celebrity sections to mirror the magazine's organization of content.
The student learned several important lessons from completing the preliminary task and progressing to the full magazine product:
1) They gained a better understanding of time management and the demands of the professional production process.
2) They became more confident in using Photoshop and in layout skills such as appropriately placing and scaling titles and images.
3) Receiving peer feedback highlighted areas that needed improvement, showing evidence of progression from the initial version to making targeted changes based on that feedback.
Vogue magazine targets women aged late 20s to 30s who work in or have an interest in fashion. It focuses on advertising high-end beauty, fashion, and fragrance brands. Images on the cover and inside use bright colors and professional photography to attract readers and showcase fashion trends. The writing style is formal yet approachable to match the educated, fashion-conscious target audience. Formats like fonts, layouts, and levels of text versus images follow magazine conventions to effectively engage readers.
The document discusses how the media product conforms to conventions of real magazines. It summarizes:
1) The front cover uses conventional design elements like straplines, fonts, and issue information. The headline stands out against a light background using a bold, urban style font.
2) The mise-en-scene features an original photo of a model against a brick wall, representing the urban RnB genre. His dominant pose and high-end clothing also relate to genre conventions.
3) Inside pages continue the brick background theme. The contents page lists articles and social media links to engage readers. Text is written informally to relate to the target audience.
This contents page from V magazine uses a stylized layout with a bold "contents" heading to clearly present information in a consistent style. Only the heart by Kanye West's name is in color, drawing attention to that section. Though focused on music, V magazine also covers fashion shown through Kanye's clothing. Overall the page uses a greyscale tone with only that heart in color, and the layout and styling consider what will appeal to their audience.
The document describes the process the author went through to create their media product. They had to do extensive research and planning before constructing the product. Now that it is finished, the author feels it is appropriate to analyze the process they took to reach this stage.
Vogue magazines target teenage and young adult audiences through their use of genre, narrative, representation and production techniques. San-serif fonts appeal to younger audiences while serif fonts attract older readers. Pink is used to represent femininity and glamour. The cover star Lana Del Rey represents beauty and princess-like qualities to be admired. Photoshop is used to enhance the model's appearance and create a warm tone. The magazine aims to influence readers' styles through fashion advice and exploration of different looks.
The document discusses how the media product, a magazine called MAG ROCK, uses and challenges conventions of real rock magazines.
It uses a bold, simple title font that draws attention and matches rock magazine conventions. The front cover features a female model, challenging expectations but broadening the audience. Inside, legible fonts make the text accessible to older readers, and images cross pages to look professional.
While sticking to standards like pull quotes and page numbers, it challenges norms by featuring atypical band members and keeping a "cold weather, hot music" theme throughout with colors and fonts. The contents page highlights enticing words to draw in readers, with a formal, high quality appearance to justify the cost.
This document analyzes various elements of a magazine created by the author for a school project. It examines how each element, including the masthead, images, costumes, models, title/font, written content, layout, and contents page, conforms to conventions of real pop genre magazines for a young female audience. Minor ways elements were developed include using the title "Inside this mag..." instead of "Contents" and including additional pictures on the contents page. Overall, the magazine closely follows conventions to appeal to its target readership.
The document provides research on magazine conventions and audience profiles. It analyzes magazines including Vogue, Empire, ID, and Vanity Fair. It finds that they commonly use a single large image on the cover with limited text, have no set color scheme, and position celebrities to make eye contact with the audience. The research will inform the creator's own magazine work by adopting conventions like a full-page cover image, short masthead, lack of color scheme, and limited front page text.
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This document discusses the design and conventions used in a mock magazine called "Feature" focused on the R&B music genre. Key elements included on the cover and throughout the magazine are the masthead, skyline, sell lines, main image, secondary image, hook, barcode, date, price, and main cover line. The target audience is males and females aged 15-26 interested in keeping up with the latest R&B artists, news, and style trends. Social media is integrated to engage younger readers who may prefer accessing the magazine online rather than in print. The color scheme used is black, white, and yellow to match the edgy nature of the R&B genre.
The document discusses conventions used in real media products and how the author's media product challenges or develops these conventions. Specifically:
- The magazine uses conventions like mastheads, skylines, sell lines, images, barcodes and dates found in other magazines.
- However, it challenges conventions by using unusual color schemes, separating letters in headings, and placing page numbers at the top rather than bottom.
- The target audience of 15-26 year olds is reached through a focus on R&B music news, trends and artists, as well as using social media to engage younger readers online.
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3. Colour scheme
• The colour scheme for this billboard
advertisement fits the clean cut image of
the Vogue brand. They have done this by
using their signature black and white style
background. This would have been used
to inform the target audience what the
brand of the billboard is. They have also
use splashes of bright colours in the three
images that are centrally composed on
the billboard. They have used bright
turquoise and yellow. Both of these
colours would stand out against the
bright white background. This would be
eye-catching to the target audience and
force them to take notice of the brand.
4. Typography
• The only text that is on this billboard
advertisement is the title of the brand is
being advertised. Despite not giving much
information about what are trying to sell, by
doing this they are consolidating the idea of
the brand within their target audience.
However, due to Vogue being a well
established and popular brand the majority of
their target audience would already know
that they are a magazine brand and they
would also understand the focus and theme
of their magazine without having to be told in
the advertisement. They have used their
signature font which would be recognised by
their target audience and it has been written
in a black font which is also typical of their
brand and would easily visible against the
white background.
5. Images
• On this particular billboard advertisement they
have chosen to use three images all staring the
same female model, in the same setting and they
all surround and focus on the same theme. The
two images on the sides are smaller than the one
in the middle. All of the images are centrally
composed on the billboard and this would work in
ensure that they are eye-catching to the target
audience. The setting for each image is in the sea
with a bright blue sky. The models are all wearing
swimsuits which accentuate the lean bodies of the
models. This wold have been to advertise the high
fashion type models that would been appealing to
the target audience. The images have an overall
warm feel to them because of the assumingly
tropical setting and colours. Thi would attract the
target audimce because they would be nterested
in going to a place
7. Masthead
• For the masthead of this website that accompanies Vogue magazine
they have used their signature font that is on all of their products. This
would have been used to ensure that their target audience would
recognise their brand at the first look. They have used a serif font
because they gives the text a more classic look and feel and so this
would represent the clean cut image of the brand and it would also
represent the reverence that some people in their target audience
would hold their magazine to. They have also chosen to have in text in
a black font as this also represents the classical feel to the brand. This
is something that is also used across all of their products and so it
would be easily recognised by their target audience. The black font
would also be easily seen against the white background and so it
would be eye-catching and easy to read. In this particular masthead
they have included the word ‘BRITISH’ in the centre on the ‘O’ in
Vogue. Due to vogue being a brand that is in business worldwide they
have offices and editions of their magazine all over the world and so
they have included the location that this website refers to in the
masthead so that the target audience would be able to easily find out
if they are using the website that is relevant to them. They have put
this in a black font that would match the rest of the masthead. It is
smaller and so this emphasises tat the overall masthead has more
importance that the location. However, it is written in a sans serif font
which gives it a more modern look and feel and would have been
chosen so that it stands out against the different font of the ‘Vogue’
masthead.
8. Images
• All of the images that they have chosen to use on the home page of their website
match the article that they have been taken from and they all represent the typical
content that would be featured in the magazine that the website accompanies or
the articles that are featured on the website. For example, the image of Rhianna
the is in the top left hand corner of this slide is used to advertise an article that is
focusing on her. This image would have been used because it would have been
more eye-catching to the target audience than it would if they have just used black
text on a white background in order to advertise the article. This article would have
been mostly aimed at those who are fans of Rhianna’s music and so without the
image only those people would have picked out the article from the many others
that they are advertise and they have on their website. The image is a medium close
up of Rhianna smiling. In this image she is smiling which would portray an image of
positivity that they would be trying to promote in their magazine and on their
website. Due to how popular Rhianna and her music is at the minute even those
who are not fans of her would recognise her image and be intrigued by her image
being feature on the homepage of such a popular magazine and so this would draw
them into reading that particular article. The image on the top right corner of this
slide is of the model Edie Campbell and it was used to advertise the article that she
was featured in. they have used a typical models headshot. She is earing a minimal
amount of make up and her hair is a simple style that would be achievable for most
women as so this makes her seem relatable to the target audience and so this
would make them want to read the article that she is advertising. In the image she
is also holding an oversized lolly pop as a prop. This is in a baby pink colour. It could
be being used a subtly phallic object in order to emphasize her sexuality or it could
be being used to show a more playful and young side to her. However the two
images at the bottom are much different than the ones on the top in that they show
models who are much more typically runway models. This is shown from there high
and blank expressions. They are also shown in high fashion clothing and the one on
the left is even walking on the runway. These would have been used to show the
interest that the magazine has in the fashion world and so two picture of runway
models would be useful in attracting their target audience.
9. Headers
• In this website for vogue magazine the have used labels
that the top of the homepage so that target audience can
use the website with ease. They all written in the same
sans-serif, black font. This sans serif font is the same as
the font that they have used for the work ‘British’ in the
masthead. This would be so they can achieve a consistent
look and feel to their brand and so they can create a
brand identity. The black colour allows the labels to be
easily seen and read against the white background. The
labels that they have chosen clearly express the focus of
the brand. For example, two of the headers are
‘FASHION’ and ‘CATWALK’ both of these represent the
fashion genre of the brand of the magazine. Having
headers at the top of the page is a typical convention of
any website, not just the website that would accompany
a magazine. Despite being primarily a fashion brand they
have used the headers ‘BEAUTY’, ‘ARTS & LIFESTYLE’ and
‘VIDEO’ in order to show wider interests of the brand that
would attract a new type of target audience and
therefore increase their readership.
10. Articles
On the home page for the Vogue magazine website they have decided to
use four articles that are being featured that day. For each one the
headline is written in a serif font which would bring forward the classic
and timeless nature of the brand. The headline is the largest piece of font
that s about the articles because this I what would attract the target
audience the most. Underneath the headline there is also a line stating
who the magazine is by or who it is ‘in partnership’ with. The ‘by’ or ‘in
partnership with’ part of this is also written in a serif font. This also shows
the sophisticated, grown up nature of the brand. This is part is also
written in italics which would make it stand out as none of the other text
relating to this is in italics. This would attract the target audience because
it would make the writer o the article stand out and the reader may be
looking for a particular journalist. Beneath this there is also the main topic
of the piece that is being written about. This is in all capitals, it is also
written in a sans-serif font which gives the pieces of text a more modern
feel. in addition to this it is written in bright red which would make is
stand out to the target audience as it is the only piece of text on the page
that is written in red. The articles are all about fashion in some way
because this is what the main focus if the brand is and so it would be
appealing to the target audience. For example, the first article is about
Rhianna’s wardrobe choices and so whilst being about a famous singer it
also manages to weave in fashion. The second article is about a famous
model who would be involved in fashion and what is in her nag. The third
article is about the famous fashion brand ‘Dolce & Gabbana’ and the
fourth article is about how you can update your wardrobe for Autumn and
Winter.
11. Extras (cookies, adverts, search ect.)
• This website, much like most other websites, also
has a pop up at the bottom of the page that is
informing the target audience about the ‘Cookies’
policy of the website. They have also used a search
button which would allow the target audience to
easily find what they are looking for on the
website. These are both typical conventions of
most websites not just those that accompany
magazines. This magazine has also used an advert
for a subscription to their magazine in the top left
hand corner of the website. This is advertised by
an image of the front cover of tone of their
magazines as well as a serif font which matches the
rest of the font on the page. They have also used
the word ‘SUBSCRIBE’ written in a red box that the
target audience would easily be able to see
because of its bright colour which stands out
against the otherwise mostly black text which is
used on the page. colour.