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This document outlines the font styles and sizes, as well as color scheme, that will be used throughout different sections of a magazine. For the front cover, font sizes of 30 and 20 will be used for headings and subheadings, and font size 128 for the masthead. On the contents page, font size 72 will be used for headings, 20 for subheadings and descriptions, and 11 for band names and descriptions. Article pages will use font size 44 for main headings and 11 for the article text and pull quotes. The core colors used throughout are red, white, and black, with occasional hints of blue. Specific elements in each section are assigned colors.
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The document analyzes and describes the contents pages of three music magazines - Spin Magazine, Billboard Magazine, and Q Magazine. For Spin Magazine, the summary describes how the main band image is used as the background with text in white. For Billboard Magazine, it notes the left column with charts in grey and black and a main image on the right side with blue used to separate topics. For Q Magazine, it indicates the main picture is of Matt Bellamy on the right with red consistently used as its signature color.
Analysis of music magazines, cover, contents and double page spread
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Lesson 1
The document provides guidance for analyzing the graphic elements of three music magazine covers. It lists common elements to examine, such as the masthead, cover lines, font types, color scheme, main cover line, main image, and barcode/dateline. Students are instructed to choose three music magazine covers and analyze the graphic elements of each using a provided template. The template includes boxes to describe each graphic element and questions about the number of elements, composition, codes and conventions.
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Analysing contents pages
The document analyzes the layout and design features of contents pages from three music magazines: NME, Kerrang!, and an unnamed third magazine. For NME, the key elements are the date, subheadings in black, images related to articles, and use of red, black, and white colors. For Kerrang!, elements include the issue/date, attitude-conveying font, low-angle image, white background, striped headings, and red/black/white colors. Common across magazines are listings of articles, images promoting content, and use of the rule of thirds for page layout.
C&C contents page
The document discusses the codes and conventions used on the contents page of a music magazine. It explains that the main article is prominently displayed with the largest image and boldest heading. Other articles are featured with smaller images to attract readers. Headings introduce sections in a bold font while subheadings identify smaller articles. Issue numbers, dates and websites are prominently displayed. Page numbers are listed to help readers find featured articles and sections.
Kerrang! analysis
I have got hold of a music magazine to see which common magazine conventions are present in music magazines.
Contents page analysis
The document compares the layout and design of the contents pages of three music magazines - NME, KERRANG!, and Rolling Stone. It finds that NME has a minimalist three-column layout with black and white photography and pull quotes. KERRANG! has a two-row layout with a full-width band photo at the top and contents below, using screenshots and credits to entice readers. Rolling Stone has a simpler white-and-red layout like NME but with a cream box highlighting a special issue on Steve Jobs and photos on the left with captions and credits.
Lesson 5
The document provides examples and guidance for analysing the graphic elements of magazine contents pages and double page spreads. It begins by outlining the key elements to analyse for a contents page, including the title, masthead, images, sections and typeface. Examples are then provided of contents page analyses for magazines like Vibe, Billboard and Empire at different grades. Guidance is given on planning a contents page design before an example student analysis is shown. The document concludes by listing the elements to analyse for a double page spread and providing example analyses.
Contents analysis
The document describes the contents pages of four music magazines: Kerrang!, NME, Classic Rock, and Q. It analyzes elements like the mastheads, images, color schemes, page numbers, and text used in each magazine. The mastheads stand out in color against the page. Images are featured prominently and in styles representing the magazines' genres. Color schemes follow house styles and aid recognition. Key articles are highlighted through text size, color, and placement.
Research
The document discusses the key elements of an effective contents page for a magazine, including using a consistent house style, typeface, color scheme, and layout that matches the front cover. It provides examples from the magazine's contents page of reusing the masthead, typeface, and core colors of red, black, and white to tie the contents page visually to the rest of the magazine.
Task 4- Magazine Analysis
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The document describes the layout and design elements of magazine contents pages. It discusses the placement and styling of items like the masthead, header, footer, highlighted images, sections and subtitles. Specific details are provided about how Billboard magazine formats its contents page with a separate column for music charts. The document also notes unique design choices for Vogue and another unnamed magazine's contents pages and aims to analyze the purpose behind each stylistic decision.
Media front cover
The magazine covers compare the house styles of NME and Rhythm magazines. NME uses informal language and dramatization with various typefaces and colors. Rhythm has a more formal tone with uniform styling and limited colors. Both rely on quotes, images and puffs/kickers to advertise articles. The covers target their intended music audiences through their designs and article selection.
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Textual analysis contents pages
The document analyzes and summarizes the key elements of three magazine contents pages, including their titles, images, headings, descriptions, colors, and layouts. The titles are prominently displayed at the top in colors that stand out. The main images are the magazine covers with annotations linking parts to interior pages. Headings and brief descriptions list page numbers and topics. Colors like pink, purple and black are used along with boxes and banners to structure the text and images attractively.
Analysis of professional dps
The document summarizes the double page spreads (DPS) used in three different music magazines - Q magazine, NME, and Kerrang. It describes the layouts of each DPS, noting their use of images, columns of text, drop caps, inclusion of credits and page numbers, and whether they follow the house style of the magazine. The DPS formats are compared in terms of image placement, column structure, and consistency with the publication's branding.
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