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My Music Magazine - Plan
I had to get a front cover, contents page and a double page spread and pick out the conventions I intend to use in my magazine. Write why I liked it and that I would include it in my magazine.
Task 2 - contents page
The document analyzes the typography, layout, color, image, language, and conventions used in a magazine contents page. It notes that the headline and subheadings are larger fonts to stand out, and the rest of the text is smaller and sans-serif. The layout follows the natural flow of the eye, with the masthead first and a central image. Dark red and black colors are used for contrast. The image is a close-up of a woman to show makeup details. Formal language is used to appeal to older readers. Standard conventions include larger header fonts and column-based layout.
Contents page analysis
The document summarizes the key design elements of a magazine contents page. It discusses how the title, colors, and layout create visual interest and consistency across pages. Images and captions are anchored together to preview stories and genres. Page numbers, subheadings, and borders help guide readers to find articles of interest. The masthead, date, and drop caps also reinforce the publication's style.
NME contents page analysis
My analysis of NME contents page, talking about the codes and conventions and why they have been used
Analysing Contents Pages
The document analyzes and compares the layouts of two magazine contents pages. The first page uses a three-column layout that clearly separates sections. It includes branding elements, page numbers, and an advertisement placed strategically. The second page from Vibe magazine features a large celebrity image and separates article types with less text-based details over multiple pages. Overall, the first page has a cleaner, more informative structure while the second relies more on images than information.
Contents page analysis
This contents page uses a minimalist design with contrasting images, text, fonts, and colors to separate different sections. A central natural photo of a woman with blood on her head is intended to intrigue readers, while humorously contrasting images of men in bear onesies also draw attention. Key information like page numbers and titles are displayed in bold red text boxes to stand out from the black text organized under headings. The design emphasizes the most important visual elements to guide readers through the magazine in an accessible yet eye-catching layout.
Production of front cover
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover in Photoshop. The designer experiments with colors, layouts, and effects to improve the visibility and professional appearance of the title, date, articles, and images. Mistakes with barcodes and sizing are corrected. Photos are adjusted to stand out more clearly. Positions of elements are tweaked for balance and to follow design conventions. The final cover is cropped from Photoshop for submission.
Vibe contents page analysis
The document analyzes contents pages from VIBE magazine. It notes that the contents pages have a consistent simple yet sophisticated style across issues with full bleed images, plain backgrounds, and section headings. The full bleed images of artists are used to attract readers to feature articles. The fonts and lack of colors suggest the magazine is aimed at older, sophisticated readers.
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My Music Magazine - Plan
I had to get a front cover, contents page and a double page spread and pick out the conventions I intend to use in my magazine. Write why I liked it and that I would include it in my magazine.
Task 2 - contents page
The document analyzes the typography, layout, color, image, language, and conventions used in a magazine contents page. It notes that the headline and subheadings are larger fonts to stand out, and the rest of the text is smaller and sans-serif. The layout follows the natural flow of the eye, with the masthead first and a central image. Dark red and black colors are used for contrast. The image is a close-up of a woman to show makeup details. Formal language is used to appeal to older readers. Standard conventions include larger header fonts and column-based layout.
Contents page analysis
The document summarizes the key design elements of a magazine contents page. It discusses how the title, colors, and layout create visual interest and consistency across pages. Images and captions are anchored together to preview stories and genres. Page numbers, subheadings, and borders help guide readers to find articles of interest. The masthead, date, and drop caps also reinforce the publication's style.
NME contents page analysis
My analysis of NME contents page, talking about the codes and conventions and why they have been used
Analysing Contents Pages
The document analyzes and compares the layouts of two magazine contents pages. The first page uses a three-column layout that clearly separates sections. It includes branding elements, page numbers, and an advertisement placed strategically. The second page from Vibe magazine features a large celebrity image and separates article types with less text-based details over multiple pages. Overall, the first page has a cleaner, more informative structure while the second relies more on images than information.
Contents page analysis
This contents page uses a minimalist design with contrasting images, text, fonts, and colors to separate different sections. A central natural photo of a woman with blood on her head is intended to intrigue readers, while humorously contrasting images of men in bear onesies also draw attention. Key information like page numbers and titles are displayed in bold red text boxes to stand out from the black text organized under headings. The design emphasizes the most important visual elements to guide readers through the magazine in an accessible yet eye-catching layout.
Production of front cover
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover in Photoshop. The designer experiments with colors, layouts, and effects to improve the visibility and professional appearance of the title, date, articles, and images. Mistakes with barcodes and sizing are corrected. Photos are adjusted to stand out more clearly. Positions of elements are tweaked for balance and to follow design conventions. The final cover is cropped from Photoshop for submission.
Vibe contents page analysis
The document analyzes contents pages from VIBE magazine. It notes that the contents pages have a consistent simple yet sophisticated style across issues with full bleed images, plain backgrounds, and section headings. The full bleed images of artists are used to attract readers to feature articles. The fonts and lack of colors suggest the magazine is aimed at older, sophisticated readers.
Production of front cover
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover in Photoshop. The designer experiments with colors, layouts, and effects to make the title stand out while following design conventions. Mistakes with barcodes and sizing are corrected. Photos are adjusted for brightness and placement. Colors, spacing, and text effects are tweaked until the designer is satisfied with the final magazine cover design.
Double page spread analysis
The document analyzes the layout and design of several magazine double-page spreads. It notes that the first spread uses a black and white color scheme with gold accents to create an edgy look that matches the article's topic. The main text is situated in a single column for a neat, professional appearance. Images and text are also well-balanced across the two pages. The second spread effectively separates text into columns and uses different fonts and sizes to guide the reader. However, the third spread is less effective with a wide image, small hard-to-read text in multiple columns, and a lack of energy. Based on this analysis, the conclusion is that the first two spreads are better designed with readable text sizes, column
Flat plan evaluation
The document provides details on the flat plan evaluation for a music magazine called "Volume". Key points include:
1) Front cover features the magazine title "Volume" in an urban font, the main image is a mid-shot of an actor in sunglasses to draw readers in, and cover lines with arrows guide readers between the text and image.
2) Contents page positions the title overlapping the main image and uses arrows consistently, with large bold text for easy navigation.
3) A sample article double-page spread outlines the masthead, quote, column-structured text, and full-body main image to provide context for the piece. Page numbers are placed discreetly in the corner.
Progress report
The document discusses plans for a new magazine aimed at the underground music scene. Initially, the target audience was class C1-D, but the creator realized a broader B-E audience would allow for more diverse content and design. They want a simple, sophisticated layout with minimal text on the clean, striking front cover featuring a close-up photo. Several magazine covers are shown as influences, with messier designs deemed less sophisticated. The title font will be condensed to fit longer names yet remain impactful.
Progress report
The document discusses plans for a new magazine aimed at an underground music audience. Initially, the target income bracket was C1-D, but it was expanded to B-E to broaden content options and allow a simpler, more sophisticated design. The front cover will keep writing to a minimum and feature a close-up photo. Sample magazine covers demonstrating simple, sleek styles that portray sophistication are provided for inspiration. The chosen font will be sans serif, bold, and condensed to make long titles impactful while taking up little space.
Front page analysis 1
The magazine cover features a mid-shot image of Lady Gaga to attract readers as she is a well-known artist. Her posture and minimal clothing give insight into her personality and sex appeal to attract a wide audience. The title of the magazine is centered at the top in a traditional font to create brand recognition. A preview of a "special report" on Fox News is placed prominently to draw readers in and encourage purchases. Key information is placed on the right side of the cover to attract readers to the articles inside.
Contents page analysis 3
The document discusses the layout and design elements used on a magazine page. The central picture boosts are used as the focal point. The text on the right and bottom is arranged in columns for readability. Images are placed around the center and include features relating to the red color scheme. Drop shadows are only used on layered images to separate them and add depth. Subheadings are underlined in red to match the scheme and help readers find the appropriate page numbers. Large colored page numbers and underlined subheadings stand out to help readers easily locate pages. The overall red color scheme is eye-catching and helps elements stand out.
Front Page Analysis 1
The magazine cover features a mid-shot image of Lady Gaga to attract readers as she is a well-known artist. Her posture and minimal clothing give insights into her personality and sex appeal to attract a wide audience. The title of the magazine is centered at the top in a traditional font to create brand recognition. A preview of a "special report" on Fox News is placed prominently to draw readers in and encourage purchases. Key information like the title and previews are placed on the right side and in large, capitalized text to catch readers' attention.
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1. The document describes the process of designing a contents page for a magazine, adding various design elements like colored boxes, lines, images, and logos to make it look more professional and finished.
2. Revisions were made such as changing colors to be lighter and more readable, removing Facebook/Twitter logos and replacing with simpler logos, and adjusting images and text sizes to fit additional content.
3. The final version has additional articles, photos, contact information, issue numbering, and other elements to create a polished, fully-designed contents page.
Sketches ideas
The document outlines draft sketches of magazine pages, including:
1) A front cover with a masthead, price, bleed image, and sell lines to illustrate key conventions.
2) A contents page with columns listing sections, page numbers, and a variety of artist images.
3) A double-page article spread with an image-accompanied piece and a sidebar with artist tour dates and social media links.
Creating my cover page
The document describes revisions made to a magazine cover design. The original design had clashes between different pink tones and not enough space for the masthead. To address this, the revised design spreads the masthead across two lines for more space. It also changes the background to blue to make the pink stand out. Additional elements like more articles and an "exclusive interview" were added to make the cover busier and catch readers' eyes. The revisions helped the design come together in a more cohesive and engaging way.
Front cover
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Cover construction
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Front covers
The magazine cover summarized has an eye-catching masthead and large, recognizable picture that fits the genre. The black text is simple to read and works well with the rest of the cover. The stories on the front are bright, clear, and easy for the reader to read. The white background provides good contrast for the text, masthead, and subheadings, giving the cover a professional feel. The masthead is almost completely covered by the foreground image, showing the magazine's popularity and familiarity.
Contents construction
The document discusses the process of designing a contents page for a magazine. [1] The creator used a black background to make additional colors stand out, taking inspiration from music magazines DJ Mag and Mixmag. [2] Conventions like placing the masthead in the top third and using smaller typography were followed to appear professional. [3] Images, subtitles, and articles were laid out in symmetrical columns separated by lines to clearly guide readers through the page. Care was taken to incorporate genre and magazine conventions throughout.
Dps construction
The document discusses the process of creating a double page spread (DPS) in PowerPoint. The author decided to use PowerPoint instead of Paint.net because it was better for formatting text in columns. They inserted an image and added a thin white divider line down the middle. Pull quotes and text boxes were added to the left and right pages respectively. Formatting of fonts, colors, and other design elements were applied. Overall the author was happy with the final DPS despite some challenges with formatting in PowerPoint.
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The magazine cover uses a variety of design elements to attract its target audience. It has a formal newspaper-like layout with different fonts that gives it a sophisticated feel for a mature audience. Images are prominently featured throughout and relate to stories in the magazine to pique reader interest. While heavy on visuals, the balanced layout guides readers through the content in an informal but easy to understand manner.
Evaluation - Question 1
The document discusses the design choices made for various elements of a dance music magazine, including the cover, masthead, contents page, and double page spread. For the cover, a photo was edited to remove the background and smooth edges. The masthead uses a mirrored font design and two-color gradient. The contents page uses graphic elements and photos related to dance music. Design conventions like columns and drop caps are followed in the double page spread layout.
Evaluation Question 1
The document provides details on how the student designed their music magazine to follow conventions of existing music magazines. They analyzed magazines like Q and NME to replicate elements like the masthead placement, color schemes, use of images, and layout of the cover, contents page, and double-page spread. The student aimed to create a magazine that looked mature and professional by copying proven designs from popular music publications. They made some small adjustments, like reducing the number of cover lines, to make the design unique while still drawing inspiration from industry standards.
Music Magazine Contents Page Analysis
The document summarizes the contents pages of 4 music magazines: Kerrang!, NME, Classic Rock, and Q. It describes elements like the mastheads, images, page numbers, color schemes, and text for each magazine's contents page. The mastheads stand out in color to draw the eye, and images are featured prominently in the center or along the side. Page numbers match the text color scheme. Together the elements follow a consistent style to clearly guide readers through what each issue contains.
Music Magazine Contents Page Analysis
The document summarizes the contents pages of 4 music magazines: Kerrang!, NME, Classic Rock, and Q. It describes elements like the mastheads, images, color schemes, page numbers, and text used on each contents page. The mastheads stand out in color to draw the eye, and images are featured prominently in the center or along the side. Page numbers match the color of surrounding text. Together the design elements follow each magazine's distinctive color brand and make key articles easy to identify.
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Double page spread analysis
The document analyzes the layout and design of several magazine double-page spreads. It notes that the first spread uses a black and white color scheme with gold accents to create an edgy look that matches the article's topic. The main text is situated in a single column for a neat, professional appearance. Images and text are also well-balanced across the two pages. The second spread effectively separates text into columns and uses different fonts and sizes to guide the reader. However, the third spread is less effective with a wide image, small hard-to-read text in multiple columns, and a lack of energy. Based on this analysis, the conclusion is that the first two spreads are better designed with readable text sizes, column
Flat plan evaluation
The document provides details on the flat plan evaluation for a music magazine called "Volume". Key points include:
1) Front cover features the magazine title "Volume" in an urban font, the main image is a mid-shot of an actor in sunglasses to draw readers in, and cover lines with arrows guide readers between the text and image.
2) Contents page positions the title overlapping the main image and uses arrows consistently, with large bold text for easy navigation.
3) A sample article double-page spread outlines the masthead, quote, column-structured text, and full-body main image to provide context for the piece. Page numbers are placed discreetly in the corner.
Progress report
The document discusses plans for a new magazine aimed at the underground music scene. Initially, the target audience was class C1-D, but the creator realized a broader B-E audience would allow for more diverse content and design. They want a simple, sophisticated layout with minimal text on the clean, striking front cover featuring a close-up photo. Several magazine covers are shown as influences, with messier designs deemed less sophisticated. The title font will be condensed to fit longer names yet remain impactful.
Progress report
The document discusses plans for a new magazine aimed at an underground music audience. Initially, the target income bracket was C1-D, but it was expanded to B-E to broaden content options and allow a simpler, more sophisticated design. The front cover will keep writing to a minimum and feature a close-up photo. Sample magazine covers demonstrating simple, sleek styles that portray sophistication are provided for inspiration. The chosen font will be sans serif, bold, and condensed to make long titles impactful while taking up little space.
Front page analysis 1
The magazine cover features a mid-shot image of Lady Gaga to attract readers as she is a well-known artist. Her posture and minimal clothing give insight into her personality and sex appeal to attract a wide audience. The title of the magazine is centered at the top in a traditional font to create brand recognition. A preview of a "special report" on Fox News is placed prominently to draw readers in and encourage purchases. Key information is placed on the right side of the cover to attract readers to the articles inside.
Contents page analysis 3
The document discusses the layout and design elements used on a magazine page. The central picture boosts are used as the focal point. The text on the right and bottom is arranged in columns for readability. Images are placed around the center and include features relating to the red color scheme. Drop shadows are only used on layered images to separate them and add depth. Subheadings are underlined in red to match the scheme and help readers find the appropriate page numbers. Large colored page numbers and underlined subheadings stand out to help readers easily locate pages. The overall red color scheme is eye-catching and helps elements stand out.
Front Page Analysis 1
The magazine cover features a mid-shot image of Lady Gaga to attract readers as she is a well-known artist. Her posture and minimal clothing give insights into her personality and sex appeal to attract a wide audience. The title of the magazine is centered at the top in a traditional font to create brand recognition. A preview of a "special report" on Fox News is placed prominently to draw readers in and encourage purchases. Key information like the title and previews are placed on the right side and in large, capitalized text to catch readers' attention.
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1. The document describes the process of designing a contents page for a magazine, adding various design elements like colored boxes, lines, images, and logos to make it look more professional and finished.
2. Revisions were made such as changing colors to be lighter and more readable, removing Facebook/Twitter logos and replacing with simpler logos, and adjusting images and text sizes to fit additional content.
3. The final version has additional articles, photos, contact information, issue numbering, and other elements to create a polished, fully-designed contents page.
Sketches ideas
The document outlines draft sketches of magazine pages, including:
1) A front cover with a masthead, price, bleed image, and sell lines to illustrate key conventions.
2) A contents page with columns listing sections, page numbers, and a variety of artist images.
3) A double-page article spread with an image-accompanied piece and a sidebar with artist tour dates and social media links.
Creating my cover page
The document describes revisions made to a magazine cover design. The original design had clashes between different pink tones and not enough space for the masthead. To address this, the revised design spreads the masthead across two lines for more space. It also changes the background to blue to make the pink stand out. Additional elements like more articles and an "exclusive interview" were added to make the cover busier and catch readers' eyes. The revisions helped the design come together in a more cohesive and engaging way.
Front cover
This document summarizes revisions made to a magazine cover design. The original design included one main image but feedback suggested adding overlapping photos to promote included posters. The revised design includes three overlapping photos on the bottom and rearranges other elements like cover lines and taglines to make the cover appear more "full" while avoiding overfilling the page. Color choices and font selections were made to appear elegant while complementing photos and appealing to both female and male audiences.
Cover construction
The document describes the process of designing the cover of a magazine in detail. It begins with choosing an A4 size canvas and selecting a main photo featuring a character with varying blue tones in the background. The character is separated from the sky to allow text to be placed behind its head. Layers are used to place the character over the masthead for depth. A pull quote is added above the masthead for visual balance. Additional articles and design elements like colored boxes and images are incorporated while keeping the main character the focal point. Barcode, date, and contact information are finally added in the bottom right corner to complete the cover design.
Front covers
The magazine cover summarized has an eye-catching masthead and large, recognizable picture that fits the genre. The black text is simple to read and works well with the rest of the cover. The stories on the front are bright, clear, and easy for the reader to read. The white background provides good contrast for the text, masthead, and subheadings, giving the cover a professional feel. The masthead is almost completely covered by the foreground image, showing the magazine's popularity and familiarity.
Contents construction
The document discusses the process of designing a contents page for a magazine. [1] The creator used a black background to make additional colors stand out, taking inspiration from music magazines DJ Mag and Mixmag. [2] Conventions like placing the masthead in the top third and using smaller typography were followed to appear professional. [3] Images, subtitles, and articles were laid out in symmetrical columns separated by lines to clearly guide readers through the page. Care was taken to incorporate genre and magazine conventions throughout.
Dps construction
The document discusses the process of creating a double page spread (DPS) in PowerPoint. The author decided to use PowerPoint instead of Paint.net because it was better for formatting text in columns. They inserted an image and added a thin white divider line down the middle. Pull quotes and text boxes were added to the left and right pages respectively. Formatting of fonts, colors, and other design elements were applied. Overall the author was happy with the final DPS despite some challenges with formatting in PowerPoint.
Nme
The magazine cover uses a variety of design elements to attract its target audience. It has a formal newspaper-like layout with different fonts that gives it a sophisticated feel for a mature audience. Images are prominently featured throughout and relate to stories in the magazine to pique reader interest. While heavy on visuals, the balanced layout guides readers through the content in an informal but easy to understand manner.
Evaluation - Question 1
The document discusses the design choices made for various elements of a dance music magazine, including the cover, masthead, contents page, and double page spread. For the cover, a photo was edited to remove the background and smooth edges. The masthead uses a mirrored font design and two-color gradient. The contents page uses graphic elements and photos related to dance music. Design conventions like columns and drop caps are followed in the double page spread layout.
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The magazine contents pages are analyzed and summarized as follows:
1. The NME contents page layout is consistent with the cover, uses bold masthead and headings, and centers a music-related image. Band names are in red with page numbers in black.
2. The Vibe contents page features a large central image of women to attract readers. It uses a small masthead and breaks "contents" into smaller letters. Subheadings are in bold sections with brief summaries and page numbers.
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- 1. Double page spread... Working progress! Satina Sanghera
- 2. The title is the most important thing in the main article as it is suppose to grab the readers attention – this is why it takes up so much of the page. The colour scheme work effectively as the red and black stand out against the dull grey and make it easier to read – the ‘photograph: satina’ breaks up the text Main article will be and title. Insert here using two columns... I kept to the same font: Calibri. Also, by varying its size... Starting from big for the title and ending up smaller allows the reader to be drawn into the article. The grey/silver background colour is the same as the front cover and contents page to make the magazine flow.
- 3. Similar to Kerrang’s interview I made my questions stand out from the answers by making them red and bold, to make the article clearer to follow... I had to add more questions to the article and improvise I used the drop letter of the A to make it I plan to fill in the empty spaces with pictures easy for readers to know where to start
- 4. Picture: the collage I created on picnik works well on this page as it fits in nicely filling in the gaps. I added a border on the collage as this seperated the little pictures from the text and from the image on the other side of the page. The black text box was used to fill the space and I thought of putting the release of the album inside as this is normally information presented in the double page spread of the band Page 35 Page numbers!
- 5. Little witty caption Takes up whole of which is used is page – could be pulled most magazines out and used as a poster which may attract the female Black-out background audience... to pay more attention and focus on the models The white writing looks effective and noticeable against the darker colours. Mise-en-scene – guitar Short quote from the main instantly shows the article showing the bands models and magazine optimism which enlightens as being music related. the reader