Double Page Spread Analysis
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This document analyzes design elements across magazine spreads from Crack, DIY, and Loud and Quiet magazines. It notes unconventional elements like non-centered headlines and photos spanning entire pages. For all magazines, it observes naturalistic outdoor lighting in photos versus studio lighting, limited color palettes, and separation of text from images through spacing or boxes. It also discusses visual cues that guide readers' eyes through layouts and imply connections between articles and subjects.
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The document discusses design elements commonly found on magazine contents pages, including:
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- The issue number in a corner and page numbers by featured articles to guide readers.
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2) Photographs have a retro, rustic quality and use studio setups, with Clash focusing more on natural shots.
3) Common techniques include placing text over darker image areas, symmetrical formatting, and color/style links between pages.
4) While layouts are clean, the magazines provide inspiration over information through visuals and quotes over blocks of text.
Textual analysis of magazine pages
The document analyzes and summarizes the layout, design elements, and stylistic choices of magazine covers and pages from NME, Q Magazine, and Mixmag. Key points included are the use of bright colors, large photos, varying fonts, mastheads, headlines, plugs and previews to attract readers and showcase content. Consistent branding is important but each magazine demonstrates unique layouts and styles across their covers and interior pages.
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This is an entertaining presentation about analysis of 2 music magazine articles, it shows how the photos are different and unconventional in the different magazines. This is an entertaining presentation about analysis of 2 music magazine articles, it shows how the photos are different and unconventional in the different magazines!!
Analysis of double page spreads
This document contains analyses of several different double page spreads from magazines. The analyses describe the layouts, use of images and text, color schemes, and how effectively the designs convey their intended messages and target audiences. Across the spreads, common effective design elements identified include prominent images, varied use of fonts, columned text formatted around images, and limited color palettes.
Textual analysis of magazine pages
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This document analyzes several double page spreads from magazines. It discusses the layouts, images, and text styles used. Common techniques included large prominent images, columned text wrapped around images, varied font sizes to draw attention to headlines, and basic color schemes. The spreads aimed to attract readers with their visual design and highlight the topics through the use of relevant images and formatting choices.
Analysis of double page spreads
This document analyzes several double page spreads from magazines. It discusses the layouts, images, and text styles used. Common techniques included large prominent images, columned text wrapped around images, varied font sizes to draw attention to headlines, and basic color schemes. The spreads covered topics like music artists and celebrities. Photos were typically casual portraits related to the topic. Text was often questions in one color and answers in another. Overall the spreads aimed to attractively showcase people and topics for their audiences through visual design.
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- 3. DIY MAGAZINE Photo on entirety of left hand page Quote placed over picture, presumably taken from article. Not in a box, but the contrast between the light grey background and the black text (particularly the text in bold) creates a very noticeable separation Headline in top left hand corner Text arranged into three columns Two more pictures on right hand page Feature colour (pink) on right hand page โ shown in both the photo and the highlighted band name in the text Article introduction Limited colour palette on photo โ greys, greens. Orange contrast colour in photo. Page number in bottom left hand corner Page number in bottom right hand corner Naturalistic, outdoor lighting in photo rather than studio lighting. Urban feel to photo Although the photo is naturalistic, the contrast between the orange of the hat and the rest of the photo is very noticeable. Page number on photo page Photo caption in white box over op of photo rather than to the side of/beneath the photo Implied that the man in the centre third of photo is who said the quote โ readerโs eye is drawn to him. Contrast colour on hat emphasises this
- 4. More unconventional photo composition โ not noticeably arranged into thirds Photo on entirety of left hand page. This means that the photo is not easily seen when a reader is just flicking through, and the written article visible instead making the magazine appear to have more content Photo looks very natural โ stances and facial expressions make it appear not to be posed Large letter signifies the beginning of the body copy Wording of caption (e.g. โ โgrubbyโ) makes the photo seem more DIY โ appeal to the target audience Photo in top right corner draws the eye of someone flicking through, particularly since it is a bright colour (contrast with the page would catch a readerโs eye) and flipped upside down Article introduction in different font and size to body copy โ creates a visible difference between the two Very small caption adds some context to the photo for those flicking through Article title is a play on words โ links to the band name. This is made obvious by the highlighted band name in the introduction Subheadings (interview questions) in the same font as introduction โ house style
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