Da fonts and colour scheme designer 3
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I used a variety of fonts from Apple Pages and DaFont.com for my magazine, including Britannic Bold, Caviar Dreams, Senseless, Drift Type, and Braggadocio. I selected the primary colors of white, red, and blue for my magazine after exploring colorschemedesigner.com, a website that helps find complementary colors.
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Da fonts and colour scheme designer 3
I used a variety of fonts from Apple Pages and DaFonts.com for my magazine, including Britannic Bold, Caviar Dreams, Senseless, Drift Type, and Braggadocio. I selected the primary colors of white, red, and blue for my magazine by using ColorSchemeDesigner.com, a website that shows which colors complement each other.
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This document provides tips and instructions for creating a double page spread in Adobe Publisher. It discusses manipulating images in Photoshop before inserting them into Publisher. It describes setting up the layout with a large title, credits, and columns of text distinguished by color. The text is an interview that was conducted, with questions in red and answers in white. Additional elements like pull quotes, lines around the quotes, and page numbers are included to match magazine conventions.
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The Gay-Straight Alliance at Monroe County Community College held a candlelight vigil to raise awareness about suicide and provide resources for those struggling with suicidal thoughts. The vigil aimed to reduce the stigma around discussing suicide. It featured several guest speakers who discussed warning signs, available support groups, and the importance of treating mental health with equal importance as physical health. The event aimed to show those considering suicide that they are not alone and help is available.
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This document discusses how the media product conforms to and challenges conventions of real music magazines.
It conforms in several ways: the title uses a bold font spanning the page like magazines such as Kerrang and Rock Sound. The logo is included in the title rather than the front cover. A red and white color scheme is used for the title, matching other magazines. Small font is used for interviews to fit more text. Only three colors are used throughout, keeping it minimal like researched magazines.
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Karan Kakkar conducted online and print surveys to gather information about what people want in a pop music magazine. The surveys found that the target audience is 12-20 year olds, most would spend £2.49 or less on the magazine, and they prefer magazines focused on pop music with colors of red and blue. Based on the results, Karan decided to create a 70 page magazine priced at £2.50 focused on pop music interviews.
Survey results shown final
The survey results showed that the target audience for a pop music magazine are teenagers aged 12-20. Most respondents would spend no more than £2.50 on a magazine and favored pop music over other genres. The magazine will focus on pop artists and genres, use red and blue colors, include interviews as a key feature, and span around 70 pages to satisfy audience demands.
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