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This document summarizes changes made to a school magazine cover design. The designer moved the masthead to a new position and chose a simple but effective front cover featuring an image of serious students in school uniforms. Text was placed over the image and colored to match the school colors and brand style. The image fits the magazine name of "learn like a boss" and shows students in their school uniforms were the photo was taken. Fonts were chosen to match the header, stand out, and provide impact for readers.
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The document discusses and compares two magazine front covers, noting similarities in their use of bright colors, inclusion of women, and inclusion of the word "college" in bold fonts. It then provides feedback on the author's first draft of a school magazine cover, suggesting changes to the masthead font and colors to make it more attention-grabbing. The author's second draft incorporates this feedback, changing the masthead font and colors to pink to better represent the school environment theme.
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The student improved their main task magazine cover from their preliminary task by making the title more prominent and using a more eye-catching color scheme. They also improved the quality of the main image by using a more professional photograph that better represented the magazine's genre. Finally, they arranged the cover lines on the main image in their final task to frame rather than crowd the page, showing an understanding of magazine design conventions.
College magazine
This document provides details on the design and layout of a college magazine cover and contents page. Key points include:
- The cover features a student photo with shapes and text overlaid to make him look like a model, along with varied colors and different font styles for the masthead and cover lines.
- The contents page uses multiple colors but may not clearly indicate the magazine contents as clearly as competitor Men's Health.
- Photoshop was used to alter the cover image and create shapes/text, while InDesign helped make the contents page by inserting images and formatting for export.
- Care was taken in image selection, layout, and font choices, though some elements could be improved for professional quality
My Sixthform Magazine Analysis
This document provides details on the design elements of a sixth form magazine created by the author. It describes the front cover which features the main image of a school student representative and coverlines on either side. It also summarizes the masthead design process which involved changing fonts and colors to improve readability. Finally, it outlines the contents page layout which links the interior pages to the cover design through consistent colors, fonts, and imagery related to articles.
Magazine Front cover picture choices
The document discusses why the author chose one picture over another for a magazine cover. The original picture of a person doing a pose would have made adding text difficult and look unprofessional. The picture quality was also poor. The chosen picture featured three rock-looking people and allowed for easy addition of text in a professional-looking color scheme that captured the style of NME magazine covers.
Stages Of Development
The document describes the stages of developing a magazine cover:
1) An initial draft cover was created in Microsoft Word to layout design elements.
2) The main image was re-shot and edited in Photoshop to adjust levels and skin complexions, making the person appear brighter.
3) Main cover lines were added in an eye-catching font across the image to draw attention, differentiated from other cover writing.
4) Additional cover lines, footer, and drop shadows were added to make elements stand out from a distance with differentiated colors.
Evaluation
The document evaluates magazine page layout choices. For the front cover, an image was chosen that had better lightness and contrast and where a background woman was less visible. The top image was chosen for the contents page as the bottom image was too bright. The top image was also chosen for the bottom of the contents page and was flipped to better fit the text. The front page layout includes a masthead in Arial font under a clipping mask to draw attention, a feature image showing content, and a headline using warp text to create an arch effect.
The making of my magazine front cover
this shows the thinking process I went through in order to create my front cover for my school based magazine
The making of my magazine front cover
Lucy Clarke created a magazine cover photograph featuring a student named Emily receiving an award from her teacher, Mr. Ali. She took several test photos from different angles before choosing one that fit everything in the frame nicely without looking messy. The chosen photo showed the "awards evening" words in the background and both subjects smiling happily. Though her original plan differed, her final cover followed conventions of school magazines by having a clear masthead, slogan, and main cover line over the photo in the magazine's color theme.
Student Mag Pp
The document discusses the design process for the front cover and contents page of a college magazine. Key details include:
1) The masthead font was chosen because it stood out and seemed "cool" for the target audience of college students.
2) The slogan "Your FREE weekly student mag!" was chosen to emphasize that it was free and appeal to students' budgets, using "mag" to seem more casual.
3) The contents page included edited text and relevant pictures under topics to appeal to a wide range of students while maintaining interest.
School Magazine Comparisons
The document provides a review and analysis of a magazine cover. It notes that the main image of the model looks staged but seems more realistic due to slight imperfections. The bold and attention-seeking masterhead remains the same each week with only a color change. Some text is illegible due to a small font size. While the main image is eye-catching, the reviewer questions its relevance to school since the model is not in uniform and there are no school-related props. Overall, the document provides feedback on the design elements, text clarity, and theme fit of the magazine cover.
Media Logs Saff Frost Blogspot
The document describes the various tools and techniques the student has learned to use in Photoshop while constructing the cover and contents pages of a magazine. The student learned how to use the move tool to rearrange layers, the text tool to change font sizes and colors, and the shape tool to add circles and banners. They also describe using the zoom tool, eraser tool, eyedropper tool, and brightness/contrast adjustments. The student trialled different images and layouts, centered elements, added quotes and rearranged text columns on the double page spread. Overall, the student gained experience using Photoshop's various tools to design and refine the visual elements of their magazine pages.
College Magazine Production
Chloe Bullen created a college magazine cover using bright colors and contrasting brush styles to convey a fun, vibrant feel of college life. She included a slanted masthead on the front cover to show individuality among students. For editing a medium close-up photo, she applied a 'Photocopy' filter effect in Photoshop that complemented the background well. Carrying the color scheme through, her contents page had the same effects but a different background to create variation while maintaining the theme.
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My genre conventions
This document discusses conventions for videos in the ambient electronic music genre. It notes that ambient electronic music videos often tell stories with morals and use fluid, seamless editing with simple transitions. Wide angle and glide cam shots are commonly used to establish settings. Colors are usually dull rather than vibrant to match the calm, relaxing feel of the music. Special effects are rarely used except for minor touches like motion tracking or lens flares. The target age range for ambient electronic music videos is broad, from 12 to 80 years old, as the instrumental music can appeal to people of all ages.
Inspiration for chosen genre
My inspiration for my chosen genre came from searching artists on Spotify and building on that by researching the genre conventions to see how I could get inspiration to create something realistic within that genre.
Music videos and music genres
This document discusses several music genres and conventions in music videos for each genre. It provides examples of artists and describes typical elements found in music videos for indie rock, electronic dance, dubstep, R&B, pop, and hip hop/rap music videos. For each genre, it summarizes the conventions, pace of editing, content, and target audiences. The document concludes by stating the author has not yet decided which genre they will focus on for their project.
Evaluation
Cameron Tubb evaluated his media magazine and creation process. He researched conventions of music magazines to make his Dubstep magazine look professional. He took inspiration from magazines like Q and NME for elements like headlines, images, and article layout. Through practice with software like Fireworks, he improved skills like using selection tools. He believes choosing the right colors, fonts, images and stories helped attract his target audience of 14-25 year olds interested in Dubstep music.
Evaluation
- The document describes the process of creating a magazine focused on the genre of dubstep music.
- Research was conducted on existing music magazines to identify conventions around layout, design elements, and content. Inspiration was drawn from magazines like NME, Kerrang, and Q.
- Key conventions included using large bold fonts for the magazine name, prominent images, and listing content down the side.
- The intended audience is identified as those aged 14-25 interested in dubstep and electronic music. Colors, images, and stories were selected to appeal to this target demographic.
- Feedback is provided on lessons learned around using design software and creating an effective magazine for the target niche audience.
Double page layouts
This document contains 3 sections with headlines and information about an individual named Cameron Tubb. Each section includes a main image and text providing details about Mr. Tubb.
Image editing
This document summarizes the editing process for three images intended for a dubstep music magazine. For the first image, the artist was photographed against a plain background and used spot lighting to create warmth, then the background was removed and contrast was increased. The second image was also taken against a plain background with spot lighting, but was converted to black and white. The third image showed the artist looking down at equipment with spot lighting and was also converted to black and white. Overall, minimal editing techniques were used to maintain natural-looking images.
Double page drafts and feedback3
The document provides feedback on redesigning a double page magazine spread. It suggests changing the background color, adding more information in the bottom right corner, and inserting text in the middle to split up the page. A box should be drawn around the article to separate it from the rest of the page and a letter W added to make it look more professional. The creator decided to completely restart their design to go for a simpler and clearer look that fits with the rest of the magazine and looks slick and professional.
Conetnts page drafts
The document contains feedback on a contents page design, criticizing the original version for having too much blank space, not enough writing or colors, and no clear layout structure. The feedback suggests restarting from the beginning and adding pictures to make it more visually interesting and professionally designed. The final paragraph indicates a revised contents page that addresses the previous criticisms looks much improved and professional.
Drafts front cover
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover. The designer made multiple revisions based on feedback. In the first draft, they added an image, masthead, barcode and tagline. Based on feedback that more information was needed, they moved the tagline above the image for clarity. Additional revisions included adding a tagline, issue number, changing fonts and resizing elements. Further feedback suggested filling more space, simplifying colors and enlarging the image. The designer made these revisions by adding another plug, banner and changing some text and plug colors.
Colour palette
The colours chosen for a music magazine are important as they represent the audience and genre. For a dubstep magazine, the author chose colours that are commonly used in that genre and that contrast well together to be easily visible when placed next to each other or on top of each other.
Conetnts page drafts
This document contains suggestions for modifying an art catalogue, including changing the color of a picture, altering font sizes and styles to better distinguish them, adding something to the top left of the contents page to make it look more full, including a written piece about an artist, and enlarging the white strip at the top.
Magazine final
Cameron Tubb is a 23-year-old student at the University of Texas studying computer science. He enjoys playing video games in his free time and is passionate about technology and how it can be used to help people. In his career, Cameron hopes to work at a major tech company and use his skills to develop innovative new products.
2nd draft
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First test magazine improvements
Feedback on a publication called WOMbajak suggested providing more information on the front page to explain what it is, including more content details and an issue number to make it look professional. Other feedback included rethinking the image used and changing the fonts.
Test magazine
Cameron Tubb designed a music magazine by adding a colored background, adjusting an image, and changing the brightness and contrast. He then sized a masthead appropriately and added a barcode and promotional plug. In reviewing his first attempt, Tubb notes he could use a different layout plan next time but learned the house colors and fonts work well for the dubstep genre.
Fonts
This document discusses several fonts and their suitability for different types of magazines. It notes that fonts with sharp edges, broken-up letters, or a painted or worn-out appearance would be unsuitable for a formal magazine due to their informal, san-serif styles. However, these unusual fonts could work well for an informal music magazine seeking a bold, unique look that stands out.
Genre of magazine
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Content page reviews
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Front page review 1
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- 1. School magazine analysis Cameron Tubb
- 2. I have changed the picture on my magazine cover and placed the master head in a different position.
- 3. This is my new front cover I chose to do it like this because it simple but very effective. I like how the text links in the picture as the picture look very serious very much like the Master head. I have also coloured the text in the school colours to match with the house style of the school.
- 4. I chosen this image because it fits in with my magazine name “learn like a boss” it also has pupils with there school uniform on. Showing it was taken in school. I have chosen the title font as it’s the same as my Header. It also stands out to the reader. I have chosen the content font “impact” as it gives and impact I have also outlined it in red so its easier to read.