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This 3-paragraph document summarizes changes made to the design of a magazine cover. The main changes included moving the cover line up to make space for additional elements, adding a banner with images representing the "Glam Issue," and placing two additional cover lines in the bottom right corner to better utilize space and create symmetry. The designer aimed to inform readers about the content, appeal to various audiences, and increase sales by featuring popular artists. The final draft cover included these modifications while maintaining a consistent color palette to look professional.
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2) Adding the artist's name and using font colors consistent with the photo.
3) Further editing the photo in Photoshop by making it black and white and increasing contrast and brightness.
4) Importing the image into InDesign and adding additional design elements like the masthead and cover lines.
5) Repeatedly testing and adjusting various design elements like font sizes, colors, and placements to create an eye-catching and polished cover design.
Front cover changes media
The document discusses changes made to the design of a music magazine front cover. It describes adjustments to colors, layouts, and elements like the masthead, skyline, images, and text in order to improve readability, tie the various elements together visually, and achieve a unique indie aesthetic. Key colors used are red, white, black, and small amounts of yellow. The document explains the reasoning behind each design decision in creating a cohesive and appealing magazine cover design.
Contents Page
This document contains two drafts of a contents page for a music magazine. The first draft discusses layout elements like a banner, front cover image, and four boxes to display articles. A blue star and heart shape are used to draw attention. The second draft discusses using Photoshop's color options to highlight text and create visual interest. The final version summarizes changes made, including adding a photo and assessing that a lighter background color would improve the page design.
Print screen front cover
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover in Photoshop. Key details include:
- A bold font and red color were used to give an "edgy" feel appealing to the target rock music audience.
- Feedback on an early draft suggested making changes to improve professionalism, such as adjusting colors, images, and formatting of cover text.
- Revisions included making graphics black for a darker tone, changing the central image, and altering coverline colors, sizes, and positioning to make content more noticeable and energetic.
Evaluation; Question 1
The document compares the design of a music magazine cover and double page spread created by the author to real magazine examples. For the cover, conventions like the masthead, bar code, and cover stories were used, while also adding elements like a pug logo and shadowing to make it more eye-catching. The double page spread featured a full-page photo across both pages, pull quotes, and a question/answer interview format to mimic real magazine styles. Design elements and positioning of text, images, and colors were developed based on inspiration from magazines like Q.
Marcell Screen Shot Eval
The document discusses the design process for the front cover of a magazine called "Grime Time". Key points:
1) The designer experimented with different fonts, effects, and layouts for the masthead to make it bold and catch readers' attention.
2) Background designs including a black-white gradient and adding light blue were tested to make the cover more visually appealing and attract a wider audience.
3) The main image depicts an artist in a suit, contrasting grime stereotypes to broaden the magazine's appeal. A clock prop relates to the title in a "play on words".
Contents page ideas & development
The document describes the process of designing and refining the contents page for a music magazine called Chart!. It discusses several draft designs, changes made between each, such as resizing the masthead, adding and removing page numbers and color boxes, changing the background color, and aligning elements using grids. The final version uses consistent fonts between the contents page and magazine cover to maintain the publication's style.
Print screen front cover
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover in Photoshop. Key details include:
- A bold font and red color were used to give an "edgy" feel appealing to the target rock music audience.
- Photographs and graphics were added featuring aggression and attitude to match the rock genre.
- Cover lines in different colors, sizes and styles were tested to draw attention and highlight stories inside.
- Feedback was incorporated to improve readability and professionalism, such as changing colors and sizes of elements.
How do you attract the audience
The document discusses the design elements of a magazine cover and contents page to attract and address the audience. Key elements include the masthead, issue number, pug, strapline, coverlines, strip, branding, subscription, main image, and masthead. Various typographic and design techniques are used to make each element pop out, guide the reader through the content, and entice them to read further, such as changing fonts, font sizes, colors, filters and borders. The goal is to craft an engaging layout that attracts readers and clearly communicates the themes and stories within the magazine.
QUESTION 1
This document summarizes how the media product uses and develops conventions from real magazines.
The front cover was inspired by magazines like XXL and Vibe to fit conventions while having uniqueness. Elements like lighting, location, artist's pose and outfit aim to appeal to the target audience.
The double page spread (DPS) has a portrait image of the artist separate from text, following conventions. The angle and lighting were chosen to represent the artist's journey.
Creating the contents page was challenging to include the minimum two images while changing ideas, until a final version was made. Conventions from existing magazines provided inspiration for an effective layout.
Print screen front cover
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover in Photoshop for a rock music genre magazine. Key details include:
- Using a bold stencil font and red color to give an "edgy" feel and attract the target audience of rock music fans.
- Choosing an image showing aggression and attitude to represent the genre.
- Adding graphics, cover lines, artist names and information about interior stories using colors like red, yellow and blue chosen in a questionnaire.
- Refining the design based on feedback, changing colors, images and layout to make the cover more professional, attractive and representative of rock magazine styles.
Evaluation question 7
The student felt they progressed significantly from their preliminary magazine task to the final media product. For the preliminary task, the magazine lacked professionalism, style, and content to attract the target audience. However, for the final product, the student was better able to utilize Photoshop's tools to enhance the magazine's design and make the content suitable for the target demographic. Key areas of improvement included developing a coherent color scheme, employing stylistic text techniques, incorporating relevant imagery, and improving the overall layout and organization of information to match industry conventions.
6. production reflection f
1) The document provides a reflection on the process of creating the front cover and double page spread for a magazine production project.
2) Key aspects of the front cover production included planning the layout, selecting images and colors, and adding design elements like banners and advertisements.
3) For the double page spread, the process involved planning the layout, framing the page with banners, adding a large cover line, and incorporating photos and an interview article about a fake band.
4) Reflections on the process note the importance of pre-production planning, adjustments made along the way, and ensuring both pieces conveyed a cohesive brand identity for the magazine.
Evaluation 7
- The student improved their Photoshop and design skills between the preliminary and main tasks. The preliminary masthead and images were basic, whereas the main task versions used effects like drop shadows and made more creative design choices.
- Both contents pages had similar structures but the main task version was more refined with additions like distinct section headings and a plectrum-shaped page reference.
- The images in the main task were of higher quality due to better equipment and lighting. They were also edited more skillfully to achieve specific aesthetic effects that fit the magazine genre.
- The typography and font choices on the main task cover were more strategically designed and executed to maximize readability and intrigue compared to the preliminary
As media evaluation
The document discusses the student's media magazine project. It covers the development of the front cover, contents page, and double page spread from the preliminary task to the final product. The student learned about using different software like Paint.net and PagePlus. While the front cover and double page spread improved, the student felt the contents page was still the weakest part. Overall, the student was somewhat dissatisfied with the magazine and felt the photography and realism could have been stronger. The document reflects on what was learned throughout the process.
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Development final draft
- 1. Front Cover Development Final Draft By Christian Whelan Note: (Please view this Presentation in Full Screen)
- 2. Stage One Looking at the previous design, although it was visually pleasing, it didn't inform the reader enough about the content inside, and through my Questionnaire I learned this is an aspect that determines whether people purchase the magazine. I need to appeal to everyone in order to have the optimum success and profit. Therefore I decided to move the main Cover Line upwards to create more space for other Coverlines. In its place I have placed a banner with many images coming off it, this feature advertises the Glam Issue and what is included related to this issue. Is background colour is blue and white text white, only highlighting the word Glam in Pink This is also a bigger size in Font. The reason for this is that I wanted to keep the and colour palette, but also because I wanted the lighter blue to burst out, this is possible with the brighter whites within the pictures featured. The Word Glam has been emphasised with a bigger font and a different colour. I have done this as I wanted readers to be apparent with the fact this is what the Banner deals with. The three artists chosen as the pictures are all Glamorous, similar styled artists. That push the boundaries in music fashion. On the Banners and images I have again used the noise effect, although not really apparent straight away it gives subtle character to this section. Whilst also blending it in to the Main Cover even though is such a Bold feature. Also I have used the drop shadow effect and outer glow, to raise it from the page slightly, as this is one of the main features of the magazine.
- 3. Stage One Now I wanted to add more Coverlines, but also I wanted the page to become almost symmetrical, as a one sides design wouldn't be pleasing to the eye. Therefore I have placed to extra Coverlines on the bottom right-hand corner. My main mission was to leave no free space that was to blatantly obvious. I feel the top right hand corner is busy enough with the colours and the bright coloured arm of the Cover Star. Therefore I used the darker, less interesting spaces for the Coverlines to keep the vibrant, interesting design flowing. As you can see I have completed my Coverlines, and the Artists I have chosen are huge in the UK right now, my Questionnaire told me the Artists featured within the magazine play a big part in whether or not the public purchase the magazine. Therefore to have an A List line-up should increase profit. I was going to use the rule of three technique on the cover, however when I attempted this the magazine looked to empty yet again. Therefore I resorted to using the Design I have now. The colour for the Cover Lines is the same as the Origional Cover Lines, so that although the Cover Lines are separated, the reader will still know these serve the same purpose. The consistent colour palette, gives the Magazine a commercial quality to it. Now it look professional This is My Final Draft