Double page spread research
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This document summarizes and analyzes two double page spreads from magazines. The first spread features Florence and the Machine sitting on an American flag with the headline "USA got the love," symbolizing her success in the US. The second spread primarily features will.i.am from The Black Eyed Peas with the punny headline "Will he, wont he?" alluding to his role as the focus of the article. Both spreads use headlines, images, fonts, and layouts that relate to the featured artists' brands and complement the articles.
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The document provides examples of album cover designs and analyzes the artistic and marketing techniques used. It discusses how The Killers cover imitates a propaganda poster to grab attention. It also explains how Franz Ferdinand is depicted in an action shot to convey the message that nothing can stop them, and how Kasabian uses a long shot to draw attention to the guitarist's flaming guitar, relating to their song title. Color schemes and text styles are also used strategically on the covers to guide the eye across the page.
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The document provides descriptions of the layout, coloring, titles, and main images of various magazine pages featuring interviews and articles about different musicians and artists. Across the pages described, common elements included using bold colors and fonts to draw attention to titles quoting the interview subjects, and large central images of the artists depicting their public image and relating to the article content.
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This document provides an analysis of the front and back cover designs of two albums: Floetry's "Flo'Ology" and Drake's "Nothing Was The Same". For Floetry's album, the front cover features a mid-walk shot of the duo against a purple, white, and black background, representing sophistication and simplicity. The title is placed behind them to signify their musical "flow". The back cover again shows the duo side by side from behind to emphasize their equality. Drake's album features a profile portrait of himself with facial hair and a large gold chain, representing maturity and wealth against a sky background. The small title in the corner focuses attention on the image. The back cover continues the sky theme while linking
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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 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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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.
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3) Both pages have an unorganized layout with uneven columns and randomly placed images, reflecting the messy conventions of rock music and its target teenage audience.
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1) Magazine advertisements are a popular way for artists to promote their albums using conventional portrait images and information like the album title and release date placed at the bottom.
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3) Visual elements in ads like colors, fonts, and imagery aim to represent the theme or style of the album to attract particular audiences. Consistency between the ad and album packaging helps recognition.
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1) Magazine advertisements are a popular way for artists to promote their albums using conventional portrait images and information like the album title and release date placed at the bottom.
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3) Visual elements in ads often relate to the album title or theme through imagery and colors to represent the style of music.
Digipak Analysis
The digipak cover for The Libertines features a medium shot of two band members, Carl Barat and Pete Doherty. One looks at the camera while the other looks down holding a cigarette. The band's name appears in a recognizable font. The disc features the band name in white text on black with the track list and copyright information. The back cover depicts all four band members in a faded image and features the track list again in an uncommon location.
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The document analyzes the layout of three double page spreads from a music magazine. It notes that each spread has a unique design that represents the profiled band's style. While the Pearl Jam spread has a more serious, text-heavy design, the others use large images and pull quotes in a lively, casual manner aimed at young male readers. Overall, the spreads sacrifice the magazine's usual house style to accurately portray each band being featured.
Codes and conventions of 3 double page spreads
The document analyzes the codes and conventions used across three double page magazine spreads. The spreads feature articles about the band The Vaccines, the band My Chemical Romance, and singer Justin Vermon. Some common conventions included large bold titles, pull quotes, two column text layouts with highlighted first letters, and relevant images of the featured artists. The spreads also use color schemes, image sizing, and photo compositions to draw attention and imply meanings about the profiled musicians and their popularity.
Double page spreads
This double page spread from a magazine features a large black and white photo of singer Lily Allen on the right page. The left page contains small black and white text in a newspaper-like format providing details about Allen in paragraphs. The overall theme is described as edgy, rock-style to match the profiled artist.
Article research
This article summarizes a magazine article about Nicki Minaj. The main points are:
- Nicki Minaj's name is the largest text on the page to identify who the article is about.
- There is a short phrase below her name that may provide important information.
- The color theme of pink matches Nicki Minaj's lips and could reflect her bubbly personality, though some bias is possible due to the "girly" colors.
Kerrang Magazine Deconstruction
The document discusses the design elements of the Kerrang magazine cover and pages. The masthead font is jagged to represent rock music and attract rock fans. On the cover, the band members' faces are emphasized to attract the target audience. Inside pages use bold colors and fonts for eye-catching text. Images of bands are featured to preview articles. The layout aims to attract teenage readers through informal language and humor about rock bands and music.
Deconstructions
The document summarizes the layout and design elements of magazine spreads. Key elements include logos that identify the publication and issue, large colorful cover images that represent the content, and well-organized tables of contents. Interior spreads use fonts, colors, images and positioning to highlight important articles and draw readers in through visual interest and personal details about artists.
Task 3 - VIBE Analysis
The document summarizes the design elements of a magazine cover and interior pages. Key points include:
The masthead stands out against a black background in bold white font. It follows conventions by being at the top but is partially covered by the main image.
The cover features Drake as the main image pulling a "moody" face, representing his rap style. The cover line links to the image and promotes an article about Drake.
The contents page lacks color for a sophisticated look. It features a model at the bottom bordering the list, appealing to the target audience. Sections introduce content for male and female readers.
An interior article page about a singer features her sitting on an American flag, linking
Task 3 - VIBE Analysis
The masthead stands out against the black background in bold white font. It follows conventions by being at the top but is partially covered by the main image. There is a small "new" banner encouraging readers of the new edition.
The main image is a close-up of rapper Drake wearing black and white with "unstoppable" on his top. The cover line next to it references Drake and hip hop's "new religion".
The contents page title is unusual in the top right but stands out. It lists sections for male and female audiences alongside images of a reclining woman and the magazine's "V" logo.
Tasks 1 2 and 3
The document analyzes magazine covers and contents pages from three different music magazines - Classic FM, Kerrang!, and NME. It describes the images, fonts, colors, and layout used on each magazine's cover and contents page and how they relate to the magazine's target audience and genre of music covered. Key details like logos, coverlines, and fonts are examined and compared between the magazines.
Radial analysis
The document provides an analysis of a magazine cover and article about John Lennon. It notes that the large image of Lennon combined with the dramatic title and minimal text makes for an eye-catching cover. The use of red text and black and white imagery creates a somber mood fitting for the 30th anniversary of Lennon's death. Within the article, close-up images of Lennon in black and white further connect him to the past and the magazine's tone.
Magazine analysis
The document analyzes the colors, design, images, and text used in the magazine Kerrang!. On the front cover, orange and black are used to create energy and stand out against white text. The contents page uses red to create danger and white/black text for readability. The double page spread features a dark, mysterious concert photo with blue lighting and white text over it. Throughout, sans serif fonts and varied text sizes are used to draw attention and suggest the magazine's youthful tone. Images of bands represent the readers' aspirations and interests in up-and-coming artists within the genre.
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presentation slides
The document is a student's portfolio for a media studies foundation course. It includes reflections on a preliminary magazine project where the student aimed to design a music magazine targeted at 16-19 year olds. It also outlines research conducted on magazine design elements and provides examples of the student's magazine contents page and double-page spread layouts. The portfolio demonstrates the design process and reflects on areas for further improvement.
Production log continued
The document discusses setting up a double page magazine spread. It describes adding margins and columns, changing the color scheme to red and black for questions and answers, removing text to work on the background which included stretching an image to fill the whole spread and blending it in so text would be visible. It also covers adding the title using two fonts, tilting one for a fun urban effect and using a military font for "exclusive" to create a stamped important look.
production log continued
The document describes the process of creating a contents page in Adobe InDesign. It discusses creating a template, dividing the page into sections for images and text, adding borders and headings, incorporating relevant images, and altering the images to triangular shapes. The contents page was successfully created following templates from online research.
Identifying the audience
The target audience for this media text are males and females aged 14-19 from lower social grades living in urban areas like council estates and housing projects in South London. They will use the text to be entertained by and learn about their favorite grime artists. This demographic relates to the struggles of growing up in such environments and finds appeal in grime music as it allows them to feel connected to a "cool" community.
production log continued
The document describes the process of creating a contents page in Adobe InDesign. It discusses dividing the page into columns for images and text, adding section headings, placing images in boxes, adding borders, sharpening images, shaping images into triangles, adding a subscription box with social media icons, and creating the final contents page layout. The overall page uses a yellow and black color scheme and includes six images and multiple sections to organize information for the target urban audience.
Production log continuted
The document discusses choosing images for the front cover of a magazine focused on the grime genre. It considers two photos of a person's outfit but is unsure which to select. It also discusses images taken of an estate that represent the urban environments often featured in grime music. The images are evaluated based on their composition, relevance to the genre, and ability to engage the target audience. Different editing tools are used to prepare the final cover design incorporating an estate photo background.
Diary of make
The document discusses designing a logo for a magazine. The author experiments with graffiti fonts but finds the first one too animated and the second too urban and confusing. The third font is selected as it suits the magazine's ethos. The logo is done in capital black letters on the magazine cover to look urban and emphasize the title. A promotion sentence is added below along with a black, yellow and white color scheme to look smart and represent road colors.
Statement of intent
The document discusses plans for the front cover of a magazine about grime music. It will be called "KABOOM" to appeal to its young, urban target audience. The cover will feature an image of people recording in a studio to represent grime artists. Black font will be used for the masthead, placed in the top left, using an "eroded" typeface to represent street life. Only 1-2 fonts will be used to make the cover look professional. The target audience is those aged 15+ interested in grime music and the underground scene.
Double page spread examples
There are three main types of double page spreads: interviews, photography spreads, and informative articles. Interviews are question and answer formats that provide personal insight. Photography spreads emphasize large images with little text to make the photo the focus. Informative articles educate readers on a topic but may not be as interesting as other formats.
Magazine cover research
The magazine cover uses various techniques to attract its target audience of teenagers and fans of grime music. It features the names of popular grime artists at the top to pique readers' interest. The masthead is prominent but simplistic in font and color scheme, reflecting the genre's focus on music over image. Layering is used to make the cover visually interesting without being overly designed.
Magazine cover research
RWD magazine targets teenagers and young people interested in grime music. It features news, interviews, and charts on hip hop, R&B, UK garage, and grime. The magazine provided exposure for unsigned artists. The magazine cover has a simple design that implies it targets a niche audience familiar with grime artists. The masthead breaks conventions slightly by overlapping the title. This indicates the magazine is aimed at a specialized audience.
Magazine cover research
RWD magazine targets teenagers and young people interested in grime music. It features news, interviews, and charts on hip hop, R&B, UK garage, and grime. The magazine provided exposure for unsigned artists. The magazine's covers have a simple design that implies it targets a niche audience interested in grime artists. The masthead design breaks conventions slightly by overlapping the title. This signals the magazine focuses on a rebelling genre.
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- 2. This double page spread consists of one image of the UK artist “Florence and the machine”. This makes it unique because the image stands out more. The fact that she is sitting on the American flag suggests that she has conquered getting acknowledged in the U.S.A. It relates to the headline “USA got the love” and it is very symbolic. The headline is original and distinctive because it consists of two different fonts and takes up the majority of the page. The headline is a play on word of the artists song “you got the love.” The audience will understand the title as it was a chart topping song. The article itself is split in three grids, this is a typical convention of a double page spread because it is clearer to understand the order of the article. The article also begins with a drop cap. It is the same font as the headline and it is roughly the same size.
- 3. This double page spread consists of only one big image of the music group “the black eyed peas.” The headline is a pun of the main singer of the group “will.i.am” this is because it says “will he, wont he” which implies that the article is mainly about him. Furthermore, the will.i.am is the only one who stands out of the image, the rest of the band mates are faded into the background which suggests that they are not important in this double page spread. The colour scheme consists of beige and light colours, this gives the article a futuristic look which is appropriate for the bands identity . The double page spread somehow breaks conventions because all the writing is in one column. Also, the drop cap isn't really a drop cap, its an arrow which indicates to the audience where to start to read.
- 4. Headlines are the most important asset of a double page spread. It indicates to the audience what the article is about. Will he wont he?: This headline is quite small compared to most other headlines. The colours of the text suit the colour theme of the spread. The font is seems very futuristic and computer based. This goes well with the bands look because they tend to act futuristic. The title of the headline is a pun to the main band mates name “will.i.am,” this is because it implies that the article is mainly about him because it incorporates his name. USA got the love: The headline is symbolic because it suggests that Florence has taken over the USA with her hit single “got the love.” This is because the writing is based on top of the word USA which suggests she has succeeded. The font of the word “got the love” looks sophisticated and matches the main image of the page