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The document discusses different color scheme options for a pop music magazine. It first presents a bright color scheme that would attract attention and link to pop music videos. Another option uses both bright colors and grey scale to keep the cover neutral but linked to pop music. The author's preferred scheme uses grey scale with pops of bright color to look modern while not being messy. Pastel schemes are rejected as too basic and not capturing the feel of a pop magazine. The main scheme selected is grey scale to look modern and appeal to both males and females while allowing bright colors on the cover. The author was inspired by another magazine using grey scale and bright colors on its cover.
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3) The author decides on an all-black monochrome color scheme based on reader survey feedback and to match the magazine's simplistic theme.
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The document discusses plans for the front cover of a magazine, including:
1) Using a friend who resembles Nicole Scherzinger as the model, and photoshopping her features to make her look more like Nicole.
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Images include black ethnic groups to attract a more diverse audience beyond just white consumers. Both male and female models are featured to also engage male readers. Models are shown informally to fit the fun, youthful tone.
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2) White, black and light green colors with cracked text suggesting a focus on lively rock music for ages 16-25, though the green does not complement the other colors well.
3) A minimalist black and white design that aims for professionalism but lacks appeal and does not stand out for a music magazine. The word "MOJO" implies a sophisticated publication.
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2) The contents page divides sections into regulars, music, and fashion for clarity, and features a large main image relating to the feature article, mimicking the style of Vogue.
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Evaluation 5
The document discusses how the magazine cover and contents were designed to attract different audiences. The main cover photo appeals to both females interested in the artist's looks and males who find her attractive. Bright and bubbly design gives a fun, young feel. Limited cover lines draw attention to an impactful quote from the artist about not being perfect. A diverse color scheme and typical magazine content makes the publication appealing and relatable to various readers. Photos and articles provide insight into celebrities that readers might be curious about. Overall the magazine aims to attract a wide audience with designs and stories that reflect mainstream appeal and popularity.
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The document discusses using images and layouts in magazines to attract audiences. It analyzes a magazine double page spread and provides suggestions for improvement. Specifically:
- The first page discusses using a large, attractive image of a person with an appropriate expression to represent the genre.
- The second page criticizes the masthead for being too basic and not matching the magazine's genre. It notes the word "exclusive" draws attention.
- The third page likes how quotes are enlarged to stand out but thinks the interview format could be more conversational.
- The last page analyzes the subject's appearance and suggests focusing a specific feature, like facial expression, to direct the audience's attention.
Cover annotation
The document discusses several design and stylistic techniques used in pop music magazines to engage younger audiences. These include using bright colors, sans-serif fonts, informal language, direct addresses to readers, provocative photos of artists, and rhetorical questions to pique readers' curiosity. Maintaining consistent branding with a recurring logo helps readers recognize and remember the publication. Headlines and text are structured to draw attention to key points and encourage further reading. The goal is to market the magazine and featured artists in an eye-catching way that appeals to its target demographic.
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The document provides information and inspiration for pre-production of a music magazine, including influential magazine covers, mood boards, early name ideas, and masthead designs. It discusses taking inspiration from covers featuring simple designs, sophisticated poses and text styles. Neutral colors on covers suggest a focus on non-mainstream music. A quirky, unique masthead promotes an indie focus. The document also discusses the magazine's unique selling point of focusing on unsigned, non-mainstream artists and cultivating a sense of community with readers.
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The document discusses the target audience and design choices for a magazine. It was aimed at a more mature audience, so the color scheme used mainly black and white tones to avoid looking too childish or pink. Humor and sarcasm could be used in the language since the audience would appreciate personality in the text. Social media would be used to help the audience feel connected to the magazine and share its content more widely. The front cover featured a close-up of the model in red to stand out against the black and white background and draw readers in.
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The Pitch
This document outlines plans for a new indie music magazine, including:
- The working title "Lost Souls" to represent people feeling lost without or within music.
- The magazine will focus on the indie genre and aim to appeal to a large, music-listening market aged 16-18.
- It will be published weekly for $2.50 per issue.
- The magazine style will have a vintage, unique look to reflect the indie genre while appealing to younger readers.
- Color scheme options are considered, selecting a mix of blues and orange hues.
- Sample page layouts and contents are drafted.
Planning examples
The document discusses font and style choices for a music magazine. It states that the masthead font will be Superdie as it is clear but original. The main text font will be Bodoni MT Black as it is bold, clear, and stands out. The chosen color scheme is greens and pinks to draw attention and represent genres like pop punk that will be featured. Images selected include musicians, concerts, and TV shows to represent genres and appeal to the intended male audience.
Colour palettes
This document analyzes different color palettes and suggests their appropriate uses in magazines based on the tones and hues. It discusses color palettes ranging from monotone black, white and grey suitable for travel magazines to showcase warmth, to vibrant pinks and yellows; softer tones without monotone colors for magazine covers; deeper darker tones unsuitable for large amounts of text but fitting for more relaxed magazine styles; and a greyscale palette only suitable for formal broadsheet newspapers.
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- 1. Colour Schemes for my POP music magazine
- 2. This is a colour scheme I was thinking of using for my pop magazine. The bright colours are often used in pop magazines to attract attention to the audience. It also makes the magazine look exciting and interesting. Bright colours are often used in pop music videos so the bright colours on the magazine link to this. This colour scheme can be used along side a grey scale colour scheme to keep the cover neutral but also have the link to pop music.
- 3. This colour scheme is common in pop magazines and is one I would like to use for my magazine. The colours are bright yet are dark at the same time. This allows the pop of colour to be included in the theme while still having the grey scale. The colour schemes also fade to dark colours so the cover would not look messy. This colour scheme includes colours that are often used in pop magazines and music videos so it would be clear what type of magazine it is without even reading it.
- 4. These colour schemes are all similar because they are all light colours used. The colours are pastel like and do not go too dark. These colour schemes do include some bright colours but are mainly dull and basic. These could be used for the cover of the magazine because the colours in each colour swatch compliment each other. However, I don’t think I will use these colour schemes because they do not have the feeling of a pop magazine and do not fit with the theme I am trying to create. These colours are too basic and boring for a pop magazine and would not give out the right message to my target audience. These colours would not attract young adults as they are not bright enough and do not stand out.
- 5. The main colour scheme I am going to use for my magazine is grey scale. I think this type of colour scheme can easily be carried out through the magazine. This colour scheme makes the magazine look modern and fits with a lot of pop music magazine covers, music videos, and albums. The grey scale will work really well on the cover of the magazine, especially with bright colours added in some spaces. The grey scale keeps the magazine neutral so both males and females would be comfortable buying the magazine, making it more popular. The grey scale can also be carried on with the background photo, if the photo will be in black and white.
- 6. Colour scheme inspiration… I was inspired by this colour scheme for a pop magazine. I liked how it was gender neutral because of the grey scale and how the colour part of the cover really stands out because of the grey. I liked that this style of cover grabs your attention and so I wanted my magazine to be of a similar style. The grey scale theme looked modern on the cover and I think this theme will be good to carry on throughout the magazine.