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The document discusses the evaluation of a magazine design project. It describes how the designer aimed to create continuity across pages while making each page visually unique through different techniques and effects. Their favorite part was the front cover which used a glitch effect that complemented the image colors. Feedback praised the minimalist yet clean and professional design, though suggested adding more pages and detail. The designer learned new editing skills and mostly enjoyed the project, but had some issues with image quality and timing due to illness.
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- The student learned skills in Photoshop and improved their photo skills. They created a more creative and visually appealing music magazine compared to the basic student magazine.
- Looking back, the student recognizes they could have maintained a more consistent theme and style throughout the music magazine pieces.
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The document provides an evaluation of various elements of a magazine created by the author for a course assignment. It discusses what went well, including combining two separate images into one on a double page spread. It also discusses challenges, such as having to change coursework midway and difficulties with layout design and cutting out images. The author is overall happy with the outcome but found the process stressful due to having to restart and tight deadlines. Skills in Photoshop and photography improved over the course of the project. Ancillary tasks like a radio ad and billboard were designed to intrigue audiences without revealing too much.
Evaluation h – skills development
The document summarizes the progression of the author's skills in magazine design from an initial preliminary task to the finished product. In the preliminary task, the layout and images lacked quality and professional features. However, in the finished magazine, the author implemented lessons learned around layout, use of images of people instead of blurry photos, inclusion of professional design elements like barcodes and website links, improved color scheme, font choice, and use of conventions like overlaying the cover image on the masthead. Overall, the author is pleased with how their skills developed from the initial task to create a magazine that better matches conventions of the target genre and audience.
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This document provides an evaluation of Jay Birkin's magazine production project. It summarizes the research, planning, and time management that went into the project. It also discusses the technical and aesthetic qualities of the finished magazine products. Peer feedback was positive about the variety of images and coverage of the entertainment genre as a whole. Suggested improvements focused on adding more information to the double page spread and potentially making the front cover more eye-catching with brighter colors. The student agrees that the double page could be improved and would make those changes if given more time.
Annalysing my college magazine
This student magazine review summarizes the creation of the front cover and contents page of a student magazine. For the front cover, the student found the image and background/masthead worked well together visually. Cutting around the lead image precisely was the most difficult part. For the contents page, using different colored text that stood out on the gray background and including images on the left side worked well visually. Maintaining consistent text sizes across fonts was the most challenging aspect. Overall, the contents page was easier to create than the front cover due to its simpler design relying mainly on text and unedited images.
Fmp weekly diary real
The document provides weekly reflections from a student working on a magazine production project. In week 1, the student began writing content and found it difficult to stay focused. In week 2, the student created the front page using a simple color scheme. In week 3, the student designed double page spreads representing different companies through imagery and backgrounds. In week 4, the student designed advertisements following a simple style. In week 5, the student used bold colors in an article on Virgil Abloh. Overall, the student felt their designs were coming together but was behind on writing articles.
Evaluation
The author reflects on improvements made from their preliminary magazine task to the actual magazine task. For the preliminary task, the author lacked knowledge of typical magazine conventions and layout. The actual magazine shows more professional presentation with careful font and color selection to achieve consistency. Additional skills were learned using InDesign versus Publisher, including better photo editing techniques. The cover was also improved by incorporating persuasive devices to attract readers.
Fmp diary real
This weekly diary details a student's progress on a magazine production project over 6 weeks. In week 1, the student began writing articles. In week 2, the student designed the front page. In week 3, the student designed double page spreads reflecting different brands. In week 4, the student designed advertisements. In week 5, the student created a bold article using Virgil Abloh's color scheme. In week 6, the student felt the magazine was progressing well but was behind on writing articles.
7. fmp evaluation
The student created a magazine and t-shirt design using Photoshop. Peer feedback noted strengths like the unique designs and appealing colors. Suggested improvements included adding more images to promote the clothing, and putting more edits into the magazine designs. The student agreed more writing in the magazine could have grabbed readers, and varying the double page spread colors. Overall the feedback helped the student identify ways to improve audience engagement and promotional elements.
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Peter Saville is a renowned British graphic designer known for his album artwork for bands like Joy Division and New Order. His unique designs helped define the visual identity of Factory Records. Virgil Abloh is a fashion designer and artistic director of Louis Vuitton who founded the streetwear brand Off-White. He draws on ideas like readymades and modifying objects slightly in his designs. The target audience of the magazine is young adults interested in fashion, focusing on expensive streetwear brands and businesses. Research shows print magazines still outsell digital formats.
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Peter Saville is a renowned British graphic designer known for his album artwork for bands like Joy Division and New Order. His unique designs helped define the visual identity of Factory Records. Virgil Abloh is a fashion designer and artistic director of Louis Vuitton who founded the streetwear brand Off-White. He draws on ideas like "readymades" and subtle modifications in his design philosophy. The target audience of the magazine is young adults interested in fashion, focusing on expensive streetwear brands and businesses. Market research shows the effectiveness of limited releases and collaborations for generating demand in the streetwear industry.
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The document discusses research into target audiences and existing magazines for inspiration on designing a new streetwear magazine. It analyzes the target audiences and content of magazines like Proper Mag and MixMag. Proper Mag focuses on streetwear and unique clothing, using clean designs with a blend of images and text. MixMag follows a simple but effective style with large center images and single-color backgrounds. The document considers applying lessons from these magazines to its own new streetwear publication.
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Streetwear magazine that targets 16-40 year olds, predominantly male and middle to upper class. The magazine covers various streetwear businesses and brands that the author has researched. Social media presence on Instagram is important to build an audience and following for the magazine as it will help promote streetwear brands with limited supply.
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The student proposes creating a streetwear fashion magazine covering various clothing styles, trends, brands and influences. Over 15 weeks, they will conduct research, take photos, design pages, and write articles. They will create a mock magazine, then a final printed magazine to be presented at a show. Progress and feedback will be tracked in a weekly diary to evaluate and improve the project. The magazine aims to inform readers through images and design reflecting discussed topics in a unique yet comparable way to professional publications.
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The document provides information on existing magazines that could serve as examples for the author's planned fashion magazine. Proper Mag is highlighted as a Manchester-based independent magazine that focuses on streetwear fashion and culture. MixMag is a British electronic music magazine known for its simple but effective design style featuring a prominent DJ image and single-colored background. Rolling Stone is summarized as a popular American magazine about pop culture known for its iconic bold red masthead and large central images highlighting the main articles.
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All the images mentioned in 'See What You're Missing'
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Evaluation
- 1. evaluation
- 2. When it comes to the design of my magazine I aimed to create a sense of continuity without using a set theme. Every page is different but I still tried to make the magazine flow to the reader. I think I have done a good job with this, I think the different techniques and effects on each page are visually pleasing. My favorite area of design would have to be the front cover, for this page I used the glitch effect. I think this is effective as the effect colours match and compliment the image colours. I also think that my use of images is used well in the zine however next time I would like to produce more quality and quantity of text as I became pressed for time in this stage of the project.
- 3. In my magazine I included many large images of different areas of festivals and the festival season. I included several articles and an interview to engage the reader.I decided to place several adverts in my magazine each one edited in some way, for example I used colour correction and warped the logos and my skiddle advert. Or for the Parklife advert I created a blur effect around certain areas of the image while leaving the stage unaffected, this really made the darker colours pop on the image. I think the effect suited the image well and I used a colour wheel to the purple colour to compliment it. I also included an interview in to my fanzine, I thought this was important to include as it engages the reader in to a story.
- 4. My magazine was based around festivals, I chose those subjects because it gave a variety of topics and ideas to use. My articles covered introductions, festivals new and old, harm reduction etc. I thought these subjects were well chosen as they gave a lot of material to write about and were fairly easy to find information about online. The zine itself was produced at the end of the festival season after going to several festivals myself I felt it an appropriate topic as I had recent first hand experience to write from.
- 5. During this project the main new skills I learnt were editing techniques. However I did apply a lot of skills to the creation of the magazine. By trying to design every page slightly different I used a lot of different backgrounds, borders and layouts. I think in some ways I pushed myself however I did not find anything drastically hard, I did enjoy learning how a zine should look and be set out. I’d say my main issue was struggling with image quality when designing my pages I did find some ways round it however often images were of a lower quality than I would of liked. I think I this project went fairly well however I had some isues with timing my work partly due to being ill. Next time I would aim to be more productive in the time given.
- 6. Peer feedback 1 • What are you favourite pages/articles in the magazine and why? I really like the front cover, especially the glitch effect. I think it sticks with the theme well and makes the front cover pop. I also like the contents page as it has a really clean and professional look to it. What are the things you like the most and why? I like the minimalistic design as it is quite simple yet makes the whole fanzine look very clean and professional. Nothing is overcrowded and makes it easy to read. What are the areas of the magazine that need improving? I feel the way to improve this fanzine is to complete the rest of the pages and add more pages. Maybe add a little bit more detail to some areas such as the adverts. Just a little but more detail with the events.
- 7. Peer feedback 2 What are you favourite pages/articles in the magazine and why? I thought the best pages were the Harm reduction page as well as the advert page. I liked the harm reduction page because the background with the smiley faces looked really good. I liked the advertised page as the font you used worked well as it ws the actual font for the festival. What are the things you like the most and why? I most liked the overall design you used and I liked how it was different on every page but it all still looked good. I also think the layout and style you used on your contents page as well as the image and the F logo looked really good and professional.