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The designer chose a font, color, and size similar to music magazines to grab readers' attention without taking up too much space. Research showed magazines had no blank space and used remaining areas for headlines and offers of interest. Barcodes, dates and issue details were included to make the design look professional and like a real magazine that could be sold in shops. An outer glow was added to an image to match font and title colors.
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This document analyzes magazine covers and their design elements. It notes that magazine covers typically feature a prominent image of an artist or celebrity to attract readers' attention. Covers also display the magazine's masthead in bold fonts so readers can identify the publication. Additional design elements include headlines and subheads in varying fonts to emphasize text, small images of inside content, and barcodes to allow for scanning at checkout. The targeted age and genre of readers is reflected through the choice of images, colors, and overall design style of the cover.
Contents page analysis
This document discusses and compares the contents pages of three different magazines from different years: a 1978 issue of Goldmine magazine, a 2007 issue of Guitar World magazine, and an unspecified issue of Rolling Stone magazine. Key points made include how the simplicity and limited color schemes of the older magazines help information stand out, while later magazines incorporate more colors and images. Across magazines, features and cover stories are highlighted through placement, images, and brief descriptions to entice readers. Consistent layout, labeling of issue details, and integration of website promotion help provide structure and marketing.
Presentation1 evalutation 1111
The document summarizes the design choices made for a mock music magazine cover and layout. Key design elements included a large, centered title at the top to identify the magazine; offset positioning of images and text for balance; and a double-page spread featuring the artist with a dominant image and secondary text to introduce the artist. Design conventions from existing magazines were followed to make the layout intuitive for readers while also including unique elements like the double-page artist spread and striking cover image.
Contentse
The document discusses the key elements of a magazine contents page, including reinforcing the magazine name and title, featuring a main picture to draw readers' attention to a featured article, and listing subheadings and numbers for each article to clearly organize and direct readers to find specific pieces.
front cover Analysis
The masthead on the magazine cover is large and bold, contrasting with the background to act as the focal point. Subheadings and cover lines are styled consistently but contrast with the masthead in color and font to draw attention. The main image relates to the lead article and appeals to the target audience. Feature articles on the left third promote well-known artists and genres to attract readers. Additional information like price and issue details are also displayed.
Presentation of comparison of my Final Design to my Preliminary Task.
The document compares the layout of a magazine to notes, highlighting key differences in their design approaches. The magazine uses a more sophisticated layout with overlapping text and images, additional unrelated information, and advertisements. It has a larger focus on visuals and uses consistent colors throughout, while the notes have a simpler format with clear text and no layering or unrelated content.
Screenshot dps
The document discusses the layout design process for a magazine article spread across two pages. The designer created slugs with identifying information on each page. They adjusted the layout to fit an image entirely on one page when the original spanned the gutter. Additional graphics were added to the bottom of each page. The designer is pleased with the final layout that engages readers with a feel for the summer music festivals featured in the article.
Front Cover Progress 2
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover. The author started by adding text pieces to make it more inviting while ensuring it wasn't cluttered. An image was added but had to be removed for copyright reasons. Font sizes were adjusted to improve readability. Additional details like the artist name, expected content, and barcode were incorporated to bring the cover together for the target audience. Color and positioning were refined to make key elements like the artist name stand out effectively.
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Presentation1
This document analyzes magazine covers and their design elements. It notes that magazine covers typically feature a prominent image of an artist or celebrity to attract readers' attention. Covers also display the magazine's masthead in bold fonts so readers can identify the publication. Additional design elements include headlines and subheads in varying fonts to emphasize text, small images of inside content, and barcodes to allow for scanning at checkout. The targeted age and genre of readers is reflected through the choice of images, colors, and overall design style of the cover.
Contents page analysis
This document discusses and compares the contents pages of three different magazines from different years: a 1978 issue of Goldmine magazine, a 2007 issue of Guitar World magazine, and an unspecified issue of Rolling Stone magazine. Key points made include how the simplicity and limited color schemes of the older magazines help information stand out, while later magazines incorporate more colors and images. Across magazines, features and cover stories are highlighted through placement, images, and brief descriptions to entice readers. Consistent layout, labeling of issue details, and integration of website promotion help provide structure and marketing.
Presentation1 evalutation 1111
The document summarizes the design choices made for a mock music magazine cover and layout. Key design elements included a large, centered title at the top to identify the magazine; offset positioning of images and text for balance; and a double-page spread featuring the artist with a dominant image and secondary text to introduce the artist. Design conventions from existing magazines were followed to make the layout intuitive for readers while also including unique elements like the double-page artist spread and striking cover image.
Contentse
The document discusses the key elements of a magazine contents page, including reinforcing the magazine name and title, featuring a main picture to draw readers' attention to a featured article, and listing subheadings and numbers for each article to clearly organize and direct readers to find specific pieces.
front cover Analysis
The masthead on the magazine cover is large and bold, contrasting with the background to act as the focal point. Subheadings and cover lines are styled consistently but contrast with the masthead in color and font to draw attention. The main image relates to the lead article and appeals to the target audience. Feature articles on the left third promote well-known artists and genres to attract readers. Additional information like price and issue details are also displayed.
Presentation of comparison of my Final Design to my Preliminary Task.
The document compares the layout of a magazine to notes, highlighting key differences in their design approaches. The magazine uses a more sophisticated layout with overlapping text and images, additional unrelated information, and advertisements. It has a larger focus on visuals and uses consistent colors throughout, while the notes have a simpler format with clear text and no layering or unrelated content.
Screenshot dps
The document discusses the layout design process for a magazine article spread across two pages. The designer created slugs with identifying information on each page. They adjusted the layout to fit an image entirely on one page when the original spanned the gutter. Additional graphics were added to the bottom of each page. The designer is pleased with the final layout that engages readers with a feel for the summer music festivals featured in the article.
Front Cover Progress 2
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover. The author started by adding text pieces to make it more inviting while ensuring it wasn't cluttered. An image was added but had to be removed for copyright reasons. Font sizes were adjusted to improve readability. Additional details like the artist name, expected content, and barcode were incorporated to bring the cover together for the target audience. Color and positioning were refined to make key elements like the artist name stand out effectively.
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- The document is a reflection by Craig Maskell on creating an indie rock magazine. He drew inspiration from magazines like Kerrang and NME for design elements.
- Craig conducted a poll to understand his target audience's interests and lifestyle. He aimed to create a magazine that best represented this audience.
- A friend within the target demographic provided feedback on bands, colors, fonts, and served as a model to help Craig design an appealing magazine for his audience.
Question 7
The document compares the cover and contents page of a school magazine project to a final magazine project. For the cover of the final magazine, the headline is much bolder and uses effects to stand out. The photo looks more like a professional magazine shot. More graphics were added to represent the genre. Effects were used to enhance the photo colors and quality. The contents page of the final magazine includes more issues spread throughout, a subscription piece inspired by other magazines, and arranged photography in a "clean cut" style seen in real music magazines. The magazine logo was added to link pages and represent the publishing company.
Magazine design evaluationnn
Music magazines are the most popular among the author's age group. The author compared magazine covers and contents pages from pop and rock magazines. They found pop magazines use bolder colors and fonts while rock magazines use red, black, and white. The author created a logo for their magazine using a bold, simple font to catch the eye. They edited two images for the cover, adjusting brightness, contrast, and orientation to make them vibrant and fit well together. Feedback from classmates on the author's magazine was positive.
conventions
The document discusses how the media product uses conventions of real magazines. It uses a broken font similar to Kerrang! magazine's logo. It includes barcodes, date, and price on the front cover like NME and Kerrang. The contents page is modeled after NME, using slanted photos and headers. The goal was to make the magazine look authentic and resemble popular music magazines like Kerrang! and NME in layout and style.
Question 7
The student felt they learned to better incorporate formatting conventions and positioning in their final magazine compared to the preliminary draft. These included adding a date line, headlines, cover lines, and adjusting text sizes to create a more professional look. For the contents page, they added categories, columns, and learned how to position text and pictures to allow more space. Through including these additional forms and conventions in strategic positions, the student was able to produce a magazine that looked much smoother and more like a real publication.
Analysis of contents
The document analyzes and summarizes the contents pages of several magazines, including NME and Q magazines. It discusses the use of images, layout, colors, fonts, and other design elements in the contents pages. The key points made are that magazine contents pages use images and design to give readers insights into stories and highlight what is interesting, the layouts are clearly readable while fitting lots of information, and the styles generally match the magazine's genre, brand, and front cover.
Slidehshare of Front Cover
The document discusses the design process for a magazine cover. The creator placed the model image over the magazine name to attract readers visually. Purple was used for the title to link it to the model's coat color, starting a color scheme. Additional elements like a skyline, subheadings, and a giveaway box were added to provide more information and attract buyers. Formatting and layout elements such as shapes, drop shadows, and sizing were adjusted to make the text and design look more professional for the magazine industry.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses design choices made for the front cover of a music magazine. The name "sound wave" was chosen to relate to the target audience's music interests. Text was left over an image to make it stand out, and a subheading was added to seem more professional. Additional interior details were placed near the bottom so the main image remains the focus, as done successfully on other similar magazines. The front image is of an artist looking at the camera to grab attention. A pull quote about the image was placed opposite other interior information to appear more professional and identify the main image.
Evaluation question 7
My two magazine covers differ significantly in their designs due to having different target audiences and purposes. While the poses of the models are somewhat similar, the covers were designed differently to appeal to different groups - the school magazine targeted a specific college, while the music magazine targeted a broader London audience. I learned to use more advanced design software like Photoshop for the music magazine, allowing me to create a more polished final product. My target audiences felt the music magazine cover looked professional and realistic enough to be on a store shelf.
Front cover timeline
The document describes the process of designing the cover of a magazine. The author had to crop an image for the cover and select a font and colors for the masthead. Based on researching other music magazines, the author changed the font color to bright to fit the pop music genre. Additional revisions included placing the cover story artist at the top and adjusting colors and layout to make the cover more attractive and entice audiences.
What i have learnt from my preliminary task
The document discusses lessons learned from a preliminary magazine project that were applied to a final magazine product. These include using more colors on the front cover to make it more attractive, positioning the main title larger in the center to catch readers' attention, and altering fonts to be more appealing to the target audience. A strapline was also added to grab attention. Similar lessons were applied to the contents page regarding fonts, colors, background, and including more content.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine called "Riff", uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines. It begins by explaining how research into existing magazines helped understand typical conventions around mastheads, cover images, headlines, and buzzwords. While some conventions were followed, such as using a masthead and coverline, other elements challenged conventions, like adding a second large photo. The contents page included sections, but also incorporated less common elements like a band index. Overall, the magazine drew from research into real conventions, while adapting elements to fit its genre as an indie/rock publication.
Fibbers eval
The document summarizes the development process for a concert poster design project, where the designer experimented with different font and layout ideas before settling on a final design. The designer's initial idea used a crossword-style layout with different fonts, but they later changed to using the same font throughout except for the title to make it look more professional. After adjusting text sizes and positions based on act popularity, the designer was happy with the final layout, though thought it still had a somewhat childish appearance.
Evaluation of my music magazine
The document summarizes the student's evaluation of their music magazine project. It describes how the magazine cover follows conventions by having a clear masthead, prominent image, and use of fonts/colors. The contents page is neatly organized with consistent fonts, dates/websites, and an advertisement. The double-page interview layout fits text around images professionally with a large headline. The magazine represents younger audiences through images of bands and topics like concerts and celebrities. Distribution points considered are supermarkets, websites, and billboards to reach large audiences. Areas for improvement include taking more authentic music-related photos outside of school. The student learned skills in editing software, magazine design conventions, and creating a more professional magazine compared to their preliminary project.
Question 7
The student learned several skills in progressing from a preliminary school magazine task to developing a full music magazine product. For the music magazine, the student learned to add more effects and styles to the masthead to make it more unique, add shadows to give it depth, and include a strapline. The student also learned the importance of using bold fonts to draw attention to key elements and varying font sizes and styles to make the contents page more interesting. Through refining images and fixing details, the student learned that small adjustments can improve the overall quality and professionalism of the magazine.
Comparison between preliminary task and final product
The document compares the layout and design of the author's preliminary magazine draft to the final product. For the front cover, the final version uses the left third of the page to address the target audience, features an attractive color scheme that fits the indie genre, and has a large, bold masthead that stands out. In contrast, the draft front cover did not utilize the left third, had unattractive orange font that was difficult to read, and used inconsistent color schemes. For the contents page, the final version features sub-headings, images accompanying the sections, and a more conventional overall layout, while the draft was bland with only one image. The author learned about using design elements effectively to appeal to the target audience.
Front page final
This student created a magazine front cover using circles to make it more appealing and follow conventions of published music magazines. Changes from the original draft included removing cover lines from the top left to reduce overcrowding and changing the masthead color from red to black to better fit the color scheme. The final cover includes issue number, date and exclusive content to engage the intended audience.
First draft of my contents page for my music magazine
This document provides details on the first draft contents page for a music magazine. It includes:
- A structured layout with columns to easily locate information and maintain a formal feel.
- Images linking to stories on the magazine and numbers indicating page numbers.
- An editor's letter to connect readers and add a personal feel, as recommended by research.
- An opening of a review to entice readers and show what to expect, with feedback on formatting.
- Information on interviews, festivals and year-end music based on reader feedback.
- Placement of elements like the magazine title, date, and page number for consistency.
Step by step contents
Bethany Harvey created a magazine contents page through multiple drafts. She began with hand-drawn layouts and then computer-based drafts. Her early drafts had issues like small images, too much text, and colors that did not match the cover. Through feedback and research, she improved the layout across drafts by making images bigger, spacing out text over two pages, and matching colors to the red theme of the cover. The final draft addressed all issues and satisfied her target audience with a clear, informative yet appealing contents page to introduce the magazine contents.
Anaylsis inside
The document discusses choosing a green font color to match the title and selecting an image that was easy to place on a black background due to its similarity to the cover image. It also notes that the interview was formatted across even columns to provide a professional appearance when lined up.
Photo shoot plan
The photographer will take at least 40 photos of the model Matt in the college photography and radio studios on June 19th, 2014 at 11am, from which they will select 5 usable images for a magazine shoot. Safety will be considered to avoid death during the photo shoot occurring over two locations on campus.
Magazine cover presntation
This document analyzes the front cover of Q Magazine, a popular UK music magazine. It summarizes the key elements of the cover including the logo, headline about Liam Gallagher's new band, and a large image of Liam Gallagher. It also describes the cover lines and quotes used to attract readers and promote stories in the issue. Comparisons are made to other magazines' styles and cover designs. Ideas are provided for creating a magazine cover, taking inspiration from Q Magazine.
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- The document is a reflection by Craig Maskell on creating an indie rock magazine. He drew inspiration from magazines like Kerrang and NME for design elements.
- Craig conducted a poll to understand his target audience's interests and lifestyle. He aimed to create a magazine that best represented this audience.
- A friend within the target demographic provided feedback on bands, colors, fonts, and served as a model to help Craig design an appealing magazine for his audience.
Question 7
The document compares the cover and contents page of a school magazine project to a final magazine project. For the cover of the final magazine, the headline is much bolder and uses effects to stand out. The photo looks more like a professional magazine shot. More graphics were added to represent the genre. Effects were used to enhance the photo colors and quality. The contents page of the final magazine includes more issues spread throughout, a subscription piece inspired by other magazines, and arranged photography in a "clean cut" style seen in real music magazines. The magazine logo was added to link pages and represent the publishing company.
Magazine design evaluationnn
Music magazines are the most popular among the author's age group. The author compared magazine covers and contents pages from pop and rock magazines. They found pop magazines use bolder colors and fonts while rock magazines use red, black, and white. The author created a logo for their magazine using a bold, simple font to catch the eye. They edited two images for the cover, adjusting brightness, contrast, and orientation to make them vibrant and fit well together. Feedback from classmates on the author's magazine was positive.
conventions
The document discusses how the media product uses conventions of real magazines. It uses a broken font similar to Kerrang! magazine's logo. It includes barcodes, date, and price on the front cover like NME and Kerrang. The contents page is modeled after NME, using slanted photos and headers. The goal was to make the magazine look authentic and resemble popular music magazines like Kerrang! and NME in layout and style.
Question 7
The student felt they learned to better incorporate formatting conventions and positioning in their final magazine compared to the preliminary draft. These included adding a date line, headlines, cover lines, and adjusting text sizes to create a more professional look. For the contents page, they added categories, columns, and learned how to position text and pictures to allow more space. Through including these additional forms and conventions in strategic positions, the student was able to produce a magazine that looked much smoother and more like a real publication.
Analysis of contents
The document analyzes and summarizes the contents pages of several magazines, including NME and Q magazines. It discusses the use of images, layout, colors, fonts, and other design elements in the contents pages. The key points made are that magazine contents pages use images and design to give readers insights into stories and highlight what is interesting, the layouts are clearly readable while fitting lots of information, and the styles generally match the magazine's genre, brand, and front cover.
Slidehshare of Front Cover
The document discusses the design process for a magazine cover. The creator placed the model image over the magazine name to attract readers visually. Purple was used for the title to link it to the model's coat color, starting a color scheme. Additional elements like a skyline, subheadings, and a giveaway box were added to provide more information and attract buyers. Formatting and layout elements such as shapes, drop shadows, and sizing were adjusted to make the text and design look more professional for the magazine industry.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses design choices made for the front cover of a music magazine. The name "sound wave" was chosen to relate to the target audience's music interests. Text was left over an image to make it stand out, and a subheading was added to seem more professional. Additional interior details were placed near the bottom so the main image remains the focus, as done successfully on other similar magazines. The front image is of an artist looking at the camera to grab attention. A pull quote about the image was placed opposite other interior information to appear more professional and identify the main image.
Evaluation question 7
My two magazine covers differ significantly in their designs due to having different target audiences and purposes. While the poses of the models are somewhat similar, the covers were designed differently to appeal to different groups - the school magazine targeted a specific college, while the music magazine targeted a broader London audience. I learned to use more advanced design software like Photoshop for the music magazine, allowing me to create a more polished final product. My target audiences felt the music magazine cover looked professional and realistic enough to be on a store shelf.
Front cover timeline
The document describes the process of designing the cover of a magazine. The author had to crop an image for the cover and select a font and colors for the masthead. Based on researching other music magazines, the author changed the font color to bright to fit the pop music genre. Additional revisions included placing the cover story artist at the top and adjusting colors and layout to make the cover more attractive and entice audiences.
What i have learnt from my preliminary task
The document discusses lessons learned from a preliminary magazine project that were applied to a final magazine product. These include using more colors on the front cover to make it more attractive, positioning the main title larger in the center to catch readers' attention, and altering fonts to be more appealing to the target audience. A strapline was also added to grab attention. Similar lessons were applied to the contents page regarding fonts, colors, background, and including more content.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine called "Riff", uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines. It begins by explaining how research into existing magazines helped understand typical conventions around mastheads, cover images, headlines, and buzzwords. While some conventions were followed, such as using a masthead and coverline, other elements challenged conventions, like adding a second large photo. The contents page included sections, but also incorporated less common elements like a band index. Overall, the magazine drew from research into real conventions, while adapting elements to fit its genre as an indie/rock publication.
Fibbers eval
The document summarizes the development process for a concert poster design project, where the designer experimented with different font and layout ideas before settling on a final design. The designer's initial idea used a crossword-style layout with different fonts, but they later changed to using the same font throughout except for the title to make it look more professional. After adjusting text sizes and positions based on act popularity, the designer was happy with the final layout, though thought it still had a somewhat childish appearance.
Evaluation of my music magazine
The document summarizes the student's evaluation of their music magazine project. It describes how the magazine cover follows conventions by having a clear masthead, prominent image, and use of fonts/colors. The contents page is neatly organized with consistent fonts, dates/websites, and an advertisement. The double-page interview layout fits text around images professionally with a large headline. The magazine represents younger audiences through images of bands and topics like concerts and celebrities. Distribution points considered are supermarkets, websites, and billboards to reach large audiences. Areas for improvement include taking more authentic music-related photos outside of school. The student learned skills in editing software, magazine design conventions, and creating a more professional magazine compared to their preliminary project.
Question 7
The student learned several skills in progressing from a preliminary school magazine task to developing a full music magazine product. For the music magazine, the student learned to add more effects and styles to the masthead to make it more unique, add shadows to give it depth, and include a strapline. The student also learned the importance of using bold fonts to draw attention to key elements and varying font sizes and styles to make the contents page more interesting. Through refining images and fixing details, the student learned that small adjustments can improve the overall quality and professionalism of the magazine.
Comparison between preliminary task and final product
The document compares the layout and design of the author's preliminary magazine draft to the final product. For the front cover, the final version uses the left third of the page to address the target audience, features an attractive color scheme that fits the indie genre, and has a large, bold masthead that stands out. In contrast, the draft front cover did not utilize the left third, had unattractive orange font that was difficult to read, and used inconsistent color schemes. For the contents page, the final version features sub-headings, images accompanying the sections, and a more conventional overall layout, while the draft was bland with only one image. The author learned about using design elements effectively to appeal to the target audience.
Front page final
This student created a magazine front cover using circles to make it more appealing and follow conventions of published music magazines. Changes from the original draft included removing cover lines from the top left to reduce overcrowding and changing the masthead color from red to black to better fit the color scheme. The final cover includes issue number, date and exclusive content to engage the intended audience.
First draft of my contents page for my music magazine
This document provides details on the first draft contents page for a music magazine. It includes:
- A structured layout with columns to easily locate information and maintain a formal feel.
- Images linking to stories on the magazine and numbers indicating page numbers.
- An editor's letter to connect readers and add a personal feel, as recommended by research.
- An opening of a review to entice readers and show what to expect, with feedback on formatting.
- Information on interviews, festivals and year-end music based on reader feedback.
- Placement of elements like the magazine title, date, and page number for consistency.
Step by step contents
Bethany Harvey created a magazine contents page through multiple drafts. She began with hand-drawn layouts and then computer-based drafts. Her early drafts had issues like small images, too much text, and colors that did not match the cover. Through feedback and research, she improved the layout across drafts by making images bigger, spacing out text over two pages, and matching colors to the red theme of the cover. The final draft addressed all issues and satisfied her target audience with a clear, informative yet appealing contents page to introduce the magazine contents.
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