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The document describes revisions made to draft contents pages for a hip hop magazine. The author experimented with different background colors, images, and page layouts. In the first draft, the background color matched the cover but the logo did not fit. Subsequent drafts featured smaller cover images and varied pictures to make the page more interesting. The author was still deciding on final design elements like background color and number formatting to improve visual appeal and consistency with the magazine's style.
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Design development
This document summarizes a student's process of designing their magazine from initial concepts to the final product. It shows early experiments with layouts and designs for the front cover, contents page, and double page article spread. Feedback was gathered to refine the designs. The final front cover incorporated a preferred photo and layout. The contents page included more photos within two facing pages. The double page spread featured text molded around the background photo while maintaining the color scheme. Screenshots demonstrate the layers and fonts used to create the magazine.
Evaluation
The document discusses the extent to which the author's intentions for their fanzine were realized. It analyzes specific elements like articles, layout, and design choices. For articles, the author's topics were followed except one was adjusted for easier research. The layout stayed similar to the plan to be artistic but realistic. Color schemes mostly matched intentions but some pages used different colors. Overall, the author found their original ideas were largely realized in the finished fanzine.
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The document describes the author's process of designing their music magazine over multiple iterations. They started with a simple PowerPoint version, then experimented with Photoshop to create bolder designs. After tweaking colors and fonts, they finalized the magazine cover which they were happy with. They went through two drafts of the double-page spread before finding a design that linked the pictures and colors back to the cover. The first content page attempt was too simple, so in their final version they added more photos and developed a new layout.
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The document discusses plans for a student magazine focused on rock music. It will target readers aged 14-20 and take inspiration from magazines like Kerrang and Rock Sound. Key elements that will be included are: a cover featuring the main story, a contents page with editor details and issue overview, and a double-page article spread in a scrapbook-style layout. Color schemes and fonts are selected to match the rock genre. The proposed magazine name is "Crowd Surf" to capture readers' interest.
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This document discusses the improvements made to a magazine cover and contents page design over time. The key improvements include enlarging the masthead on the cover to make it more prominent, changing font colors to improve visibility, and updating cover lines and headlines to stand out more. On the contents page, conventions were broken by centering the masthead and placing cover lines in unusual locations to seem more interesting and indie-inspired. Fonts, colors, and images were also adjusted to enhance contrast and support the vintage, rebellious theme.
Evaluation question 1
This document summarizes the key design elements and conventions used in the student's media magazine project. The summary discusses:
1) The use of a grayscale color scheme with purple as the accent color to make the magazine stand out on shelves. Inspiration was drawn from existing magazines like Q and NME.
2) Layouts that mimic existing magazine conventions like placing the logo in the top left corner, using varied image sizes on the contents page, and centering larger images on double page spreads.
3) The theme of mystery and darkness carried throughout the magazine through image tones and backgrounds to match the alternative music genre.
4) Continued experimentation with improvements like removing a photo glow and considering alternate
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The document describes the design process for a music magazine cover and contents page. Key details include:
1) For the cover, the designer adjusted colors, added a "freak show" font, and used effects like bevel and emboss to make elements stand out. An exclusive image was cut out and placed on the page.
2) For the contents page, multiple photos were used and framed with red borders on a slant. Page numbers were similarly formatted and effects-enhanced.
3) A double-page feature spread layered photos to take up space but not be half-and-half. A title and pull quote were added using consistent styling with effects like bevel and emboss.
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The document describes the design choices made for the cover, contents page, and a double page spread of a magazine. Key elements borrowed from example magazines include using a mid-shot photo on the cover for facial expressions, pink as the color theme to appeal to young girls, and white backgrounds. Boxes and fonts are used strategically to draw attention. The contents page includes gradient boxes, numbered images, and a large featured article photo. The double page spread uses a headline quote and mid-shot photo filling one page. Challenges include layout, additional images, and random shapes.
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The document describes the design choices made for the cover, contents page, and a double page spread of a magazine. Key elements borrowed from example magazines include using a mid-shot on the cover for facial expressions, pink as the color theme to appeal to young girls, and white backgrounds. Boxes and fonts are used strategically to draw attention. The contents page includes gradient boxes, numbers overlapping images, and a large central image. The double page spread uses a headline quote and mid-shot image on one page, with white space kept neat and uncluttered. Challenges include layout, image size, and removing unnecessary graphic elements.
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- 2. 1st Copy.. This was the first copy of my Contents page. I used this specific colour’s as the background as these were the colour’s I used for my front cover, therefore the housestyle would carry on through, enabling the magazine to flow through connecting all of the pictures together. On this page I also had enough room to use the logo I created, however, due to the size of my masthead on the front cover there wasn’t enough room to fit in the logo. This meant I couldn’t use the logo on only one page. I definitely needed to sort out my picture, due to the crop tool not working properly, and I wanted to change the picture in which I use as I thought it was too big and stood too much out of the page, when the information was the most important thing. As well as it not following the normal forms and conventions of a professional magazine. I also want to adjust the numbers by making them slanted giving the page a more lifted feel, rather than the dull look it gave them on this contents page.
- 3. 2nd Copy… This is another copy of my contents page for my hip hop magazine 'Unstoppable'. I believe that the house style follows through from my front cover to this page, as well as the fonts being the same. Due to this I think that my magazine stands out. As well as the colours being bright and bold. I am most happy with the little pictures in-between the contents lines. I like them because they stand out and it breaks everything up a little so it isn't just plain and boring. I want my target audience to get the feeling of hip hop through the use of colours and font as well as pictures. Hopefully I am achieving this so far. I wasn't too happy with this contents page because the picture of Connor was too dominating and too much in the full front of the page. As well as this, he is also featured on the front cover, and he will also be featured in the double page spread. Due to this, I think that if he isn’t on the front cover then the magazine wont seem to be just about him.
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