Double Page Spread Analysis
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The document provides guidelines for designing a double page contents spread for a magazine. It discusses factors like image sizing based on article importance, ensuring inserts are relevant, using bleed images to make pages feel connected, bold text and fonts to draw attention, captions to provide information, a limited color scheme for simplicity, placing the main image alone for prominence, organizing body text in columns for readability, and keeping backgrounds bold but not distracting to focus on the main image.
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The document discusses the cover design of a magazine for Priestley College. For the main image, the designer used a photo of a student or the Priestley campus to represent the magazine's focus on the college. The masthead prominently displays the magazine title in the center. Other design elements include the college logo, a splash graphic to draw attention, and cover lines advertising deals to entice readers. The designer discusses using Adobe Photoshop and QuarkXPress software and adjusting fonts, images, and layout. Strengths include the professional look and use of images while weaknesses include similar fonts, image quality, and potential overcrowding.
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The document discusses images chosen for a front cover and contents page. The front cover image is a medium close-up of a student to make it relevant. The main entrance of Priestley College is used as a wide shot for the contents page because it draws the eye to the building and creates curiosity about what's inside, mirroring a contents page.
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The document describes several photos taken of students and a college building to showcase the educational environment. The first photo was a medium close-up of a student but lacked professional quality. The next two photos showed more of each student's body through varying degrees of zoom. All student photos were taken in front of a brick wall. The final photo presented a wide shot of the college entrance to draw focus to the building's appearance.
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Only white, grey and pink are used, with the main headline, main cover line about the main article, and a medium shot main image of the person the article is about, which sometimes bleeds onto the next page, being the key design elements to stand out and draw the audience in.
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The document describes the steps taken to create a contents page for a college magazine, including adding a main entrance image with a blue border, a bolded and underlined "Contents" masthead, and a small "Follow us on Twitter" callout. Regular articles were centered in blue text, and images of new buildings on campus and ping pong tables related to articles were added with blue borders. Snippets of main articles ensured title and page numbers stood out.
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The document summarizes how the magazine both follows and challenges conventions. It follows conventions in having a masthead, skyline, coverlines positioned around the main image, centered image of a person, splash graphic, price placement, and barcode. However, it challenges conventions by not differentiating the masthead font, having coverlines in the same font, a non-abstract splash shape, and price in the same font. The contents page follows conventions by having a clear title, relevant images, easy to read columns for news and features with page numbers. It challenges conventions with a competition to incentivize buying.
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The document discusses including issue numbers and page numbers in magazines so readers can identify and locate specific articles. It also recommends using some images throughout the magazine and a main image on the cover to give readers a sense of what to expect in the issue, particularly anything involving the person in the main cover image. Context in the form of short descriptions of features are also suggested to help guide readers to stories on particular pages.
Plan For Magazine Contents
This document outlines a plan for the contents page of a magazine. It specifies using a wide-shot image of the Priestley entrance as the main image. The text should include the masthead "LIFE AT PRIESTLEY" in a bold sans-serif font in a different color scheme than the front cover. It also lists potential story topics to highlight in the magazine, such as bands, enrichments, and new apps.
Front Cover Analysis
The document summarizes the key elements of a magazine cover. It explains that the masthead contains the magazine's name in bold text at the top. Below this is a barcode and identifying information. The main image is usually a celebrity to attract readers' attention. Additional coverlines and headlines are included to entice readers with snippets about the magazine's contents. Elements like splashes and headers use shapes and text to further engage readers.
Plan For Magazine Front Cover
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The document discusses the typical structure and design of magazine contents pages. Contents pages usually list the main articles and their page numbers, as well as any special features. The front cover image is often displayed to remind readers of the issue. Background colors are usually solid blocks so as not to draw attention from article photos or interfere with text readability. Contents pages also commonly include the issue date and advertisements targeted towards the magazine's audience.
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The document discusses the typical design elements of a magazine double page spread, including a large main image taking up more than half the page that is professionally shot; headlines in different colors and effects to grab attention vaguely and entice readers; a short stand first introduction under the headline to further tease readers; drop caps at the start of paragraphs in larger and contrasting fonts to guide the eye; and inserts like fact boxes in distinctive colors to provide additional information.
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- Double page spreads in music magazines feature a large main image on one page to grab readers' attention, with the subject sometimes looking at the camera. Photos are taken in a studio to control lighting and background.
- The headline uses the largest text to attract readers. It is usually vague to encourage reading the full article. A short stand first introduction further piques interest.
- Text is broken into columns and subheadings to make dense information easier to read. Photos and other inserts break up the text. Consistent design elements like drop caps, fonts, and a limited color scheme aid navigation.
Magazine analysis
This document analyzes the cover and contents page of three different magazines. For the first magazine, the cover uses light pink colours and a simple image of Katy Perry to appeal to women. The contents page has a more professional design with various images and sections of text. The second magazine cover features Adele in red, white and black colours to seem bold. The contents page continues this colour scheme and professional layout. The third magazine cover has Katy Perry in pink matching the background. Both pages prioritize the large central image with minimal other design elements or text to draw attention to the main story.
Double page spreads 3
Double page spreads in magazines use large, attention-grabbing images on one page with text on the facing page to make articles visually interesting. Photos are taken in a studio to control lighting and background for a polished look. Headlines use puns or vagueness to intrigue readers without giving too much away. Short stand first paragraphs further the interest. Text is broken into columns and sections with subheadings, images, and different font styles and sizes to avoid dense blocks and ease reading. Consistent design elements like page numbers and bylines aid navigation. Limited color schemes keep the layout clear.
Codes and Convections of a Contents Page
The document discusses design elements commonly found on magazine contents pages, including:
- A main image linked to the lead article and smaller images linked to other articles.
- A color scheme usually using 2-3 colors to not overwhelm readers. This issue uses yellow and black.
- A unique font for the magazine title to stand out from other text. Article headings are also in bold.
- The issue number in a corner and page numbers by featured articles to guide readers.
- This magazine is called Kerrang, meant to mimic the sound of a guitar string.
NME Contents
The document discusses the design elements used on the contents page of the magazine "NME". Key design choices include:
1) The masthead is prominently displayed in red sans-serif font at the top left to strengthen the brand identity and attract an indie audience.
2) The page title also uses sans-serif font in white on black to stand out and appeal to indie readers.
3) Page numbers are in red sans-serif font to draw attention and indicate article locations quickly.
4) Subheadings use different case and font styles to distinguish importance levels clearly.
5) A consistent color scheme of red, black, and white with strong contrast creates visual cohesion across the magazine
Dps analysis 2
This document summarizes key design elements of a double page magazine spread. These include using a full bleed main image across both pages to draw the reader in. Color schemes are typically limited to 2-3 colors to not overwhelm the reader visually. Additional elements like drop caps, page numbers, line breaks, and column layout help structure the text and make it easier to read. The headline stands out largest in a contrasting color and font to clearly identify the topic of the article.
DPS Analysis
The document analyzes the layout and design elements of a typical double page spread (DPS) in a magazine. It notes that the main image usually bleeds across both pages to create a larger portrait of the subject. Color schemes are typically limited to 2-3 colors for simplicity and readability. Drop caps and line breaks are used to guide the reader through paragraphs. The body text is divided into columns for readability and to allow space for the main image. Headlines stand out in a different font and largest size to clearly indicate the topic of the article.
Detailed analysis 1
The document discusses the layout and design elements of a magazine cover and contents page. It describes the masthead, skyline, cover image, dateline, barcode, cover line, features, drop cap, and house style that make up the cover. It also explains the contents, images, subtitles/sections, and title that are included on the contents page. Finally, it analyzes a double page spread, noting the house style, main image, quote, and simple two-column layout used.
Magazine Analysis
The font has been kept consistent throughout the magazine to maintain the house style. The layout is cluttered with pictures and text surrounding a larger central image. Bright colors like red, black, and yellow are used to draw the eye. Aggressive language appeals to the target rock audience. Images include props like guitars and masks that relate to music. Close-up camerawork emphasizes features while wider shots capture band members and outfits.
Dps of my chosen genre
The document analyzes the layout, design elements, and stylistic choices of three magazine double page spreads featuring Nicki Minaj, Solange Knowles, and Rita Ora. For each spread, it examines the graphology/layout, typography, mode of address, anchorage text, color palette, mise-en-scene, and use of text wraps and pull quotes. Overall, the document provides detailed descriptions of the graphical and stylistic components of celebrity magazine spreads.
Magazine film Review Analysis
The document describes the layout and design elements of film magazine pages. It explains that titles, images, quotes, and other elements are designed to attract readers' attention and encourage them to read the review. Larger text, different colors, and centering are used for key information like the film title and section headings. Images of characters and production details provide context before the review. The overall goal is to effectively showcase the film and entice readers through visual design.
Dps analysis
The document summarizes the key design elements of a double page magazine spread. It describes how the main image features the subject in a studio setting to clearly identify them. The headline uses large, colorful text to grab attention. The stand first provides more information while still teasing the reader to learn more. A large drop cap marks the beginning of the article text. The body text is structured with line breaks and contrasting colors to make it easy to read.
Task 2 analysis of nme music magazine
This document analyzes various elements of an issue of the music magazine NME, including the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread. The summary is as follows:
The front cover features the typical masthead and cover lines to attract readers. It uses a close-up image of a rap artist against a graffiti background to target a young, "rebel" audience. The contents page continues the simple, informal style with one-word section titles and a travel case background image. The double page spread employs a grid layout with many images, including a large photo of artist Dizzee Rascal spray painting, to maintain a visual and chaotic "party" atmosphere through its design.
Technical deconstruction docx
This document outlines the key design elements of magazine covers and pages. It discusses features like the main image, masthead, sell lines, taglines, typography, colors, fonts, headlines, standfirsts, pull quotes, images, bylines and negative space. It provides examples of how different elements are used to attract readers, highlight important information and stories, and make the design visually interesting. The document influenced the author on how to professionally present magazine extracts, including using varied fonts, colors, images and layouts to engage readers.
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Double Page Spread Analysis
- 1. Size of images – The size of the images on the double page spread contents page depend on the size of the stories. For example if there is a really big article on Adele, she would most likely be the biggest picture on the page with the biggest page number as well. Inserts – The inserts always have to be either facts or competitions etc. They also always have to be relevant to the article Bleeding – Some of the images bleed onto each page. This creates an affect that makes 2 pages look like 1. This affect can also be created on stand firsts or headlines. Bold text and fonts – Lots of bold text and fonts are used on this double page contents. This is so that everything stands out. It also means that everything is important. Captions – Lots of captions appear on the images to give the reader information
- 2. Colour scheme – The colour scheme on most double page spreads is usually no more than 3-4 colours. The reason for this is that it keeps it nice and simple and in some ways recognisable. In this case it is whites, blacks, greys and pinks. Main image – The main image is usually on a page on its own so that it stands out more than the text. The main image in a music magazine is usually someone with and instrument or someone just standing still. They are looking straight down the camera to create a personal relationship with the audience. Body – The body is where all of the text is and it is called that as it is the main part. The body is usually written in columns so that it looks good and looks organised. Also it makes it easier to read and makes it seem shorter so that the audience will be persuaded to read more of it. Background – The background on double page spreads is usually bold and not very complicated so all the focus is back on the main image.