Evalutation of Front Cover
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This document evaluates a college magazine front cover created by the author. It discusses the font used for the masthead, which differed from the results of a survey but was chosen for its simplicity. It also discusses changing the colors from the original plan to ones with better contrast that make the text more readable. The author likes the stock image used because it breaks conventions but relates to being in college, and dislikes that the colors were not a definite scheme and the image could be edited more.
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The document summarizes the planning for a music magazine, including choosing a color scheme of purple, grey, and black; selecting the font "Coolvetica" ; using casual photography of models from the waist up or centered; and addressing readers using some slang to appeal to the target audience of young women aged 15-21.
Evaluation question 7
The document summarizes what the author learned from their preliminary college magazine task to their final product. In the prelim, the author created a basic front cover and contents page but it lacked organization and professional design. Through research, the author improved layout, use of images, mastheads, headings, color scheme and more. The final product had a more cohesive design that followed magazine conventions and better conveyed information to the audience. The progression showed the author gaining valuable experience in magazine design and production.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the design choices made for the magazine's front cover. It follows conventions like having the main image fill the front cover and including a barcode. However, it also challenges conventions by having additional text under the cover lines and using one font color instead of multiple colors. The main image uses a medium long shot to show the subject in their environment but could be interpreted as showing them as isolated. Overall, the cover aims to look professional while also making the magazine stand out.
Planning and research Isaac McKenzie
This is my video created using powerpoint, analysing my mockups and final designs of my front cover and contents page.
Dummies and stylesheets
The document discusses colour scheme options for a magazine targeted towards females aged 16-23. A light colour scheme is chosen to appeal to the target demographic based on survey results. Though a darker scheme may attract more males, it risks losing female consumers. While multiple colours were initially considered, a single prominent colour (yellow) is decided upon to avoid a gaudy appearance. Feedback from female readers supports the yellow scheme. Examples from other magazines inform the limited use of the yellow to achieve a professional look.
Stylesheets
The document discusses planning the stylesheets for a magazine, including:
1) Choosing a gender-neutral color scheme of red, white, and black to appeal to a wide audience.
2) Brainstorming masthead ideas and selecting "Demo" as it closely relates to discussing new music releases.
3) Choosing a bold yet youthful, readable font for the masthead that reflects the simple design.
4) Experimenting with different masthead colors and deciding on red as it stands out and has passionate connotations.
5) Testing body text fonts to be simple but interesting for younger readers.
6) Choosing fonts for cover lines, subheadings and ensuring they
Evaluation question7
The document discusses what the author learned from their preliminary college magazine task to their final production. Some key lessons learned included using professional lighting techniques, varying fonts and colors for visual interest, choosing unique and identifying masthead fonts, using different shot types to establish subjects and genres, and manipulating photos for higher quality. The author also learned about including appealing and interesting journalism, contents page layout conventions, and house style considerations like using complementary yet contrasting colors. Overall, the author felt they gained valuable knowledge around fonts, color schemes, and journalism to create a more professional-looking magazine.
Creating a magazine
When creating a magazine, it is important to carefully consider font size and type, color scheme, and language in order to effectively target the intended audience and create a professional appearance. The text size should be easily readable but not too large. No more than 3 fonts should be used on the cover, and those same fonts should be used throughout for consistency. Color scheme is also important, with 2-3 primary colors typically used and not too many different colors. Language should be at an appropriate reading level and formality for the target audience. The layout and overall design should follow conventional magazine conventions or innovatively challenge norms.
Progress
This document compares the mastheads, sell lines, and strap lines used for a college magazine versus a music magazine. For the college magazine, the masthead uses a basic font that fits but the same color scheme as the music magazine. The sell lines are also basic with a plain font. However, the music magazine masthead stands out with a simple yet bold and colorful design that catches people's eyes. The sell lines for the music magazine use varied fonts and colors that intrigue potential readers without revealing too much. The strap line for the college magazine is too bold, while the music magazine strap line subtly conveys more information about the magazine's contents.
Evaluation 5 questionn
The document discusses how the magazine addresses its target audience of women ages 16+ through design elements. The large, bold masthead font helps the magazine stand out while not overwhelming the audience. The front cover image of a natural-looking girl in modest clothing will attract the audience without being provocative. The contents page uses a variety of fonts, headlines, and a blue/black color scheme to keep the mature audience interested without becoming bored. The double-page spread balances one page of images with one of text, uses similar colors to the front cover, and includes a main image and smaller photo strip to make the page more interesting.
house style for my magazine
The document discusses the development of the house style for a music magazine. It covers the magazine's masthead and logo, font style and size, type of language, color scheme, and layout. For each section, suggestions are provided and references made to research on existing music magazines to help create the best possible R&B magazine. Font style, size, and pull quotes are discussed to draw attention to important elements. Language is chosen to engage young R&B fans. Potential mastheads are listed and top choices with designs are presented. Dark red, black, and white/grey are selected for the color scheme. Layouts are inspired by researched magazines.
Presentation1
The document provides details on the design and layout of a magazine cover for a school magazine targeted towards teenagers. Key elements include a masthead with the title "Sixx", a selling line titled "The A* magazine", and three kickers or headlines relating to topics like chewing gum, stress, and a music review. Feedback was received on making the bottom cover line text more legible and changing the bottom kicker font and color. Changes were then made to improve the magazine cover based on this feedback.
Style sheet (finished)
The document discusses font and color scheme choices for a magazine. For the magazine name, the author chose the Varsity font because it is unique and bold to attract attention. For the masthead text, New Athletic was selected as it is plain but bold to contrast nicely with the name font. The main text font is Ani Typewriter since it is easy to read but also unique looking. For the color scheme, a blue and green pastel scheme was finalized as it will provide an "indie" look when contrast is increased to seem hipster-inspired, reflecting the magazine's genre of indie rock.
House style for my magazine
The document discusses the development of the house style for a music magazine. It covers the magazine's masthead and logo, font style and size, language, color scheme, and layout. For each element, the author analyzes inspiration from research of similar magazines and suggestions from others to determine the best options to create an R&B music magazine.
Myschoolmagazineanalysisforproject
This document analyzes a school magazine cover. It discusses the font, layout, colors, images, mode of address, and conventions used in the magazine cover. The font uses a bold sans serif style to catch readers' attention. The layout places key elements in the primary optical area and route of the eye. Colors like blue and yellow make the content pop. Images include students and school settings. The mode of address is informal to appeal to students. Conventions follow typical magazine design principles. The document also evaluates the author's own school magazine cover design and compares it to an existing school magazine cover.
Magazine Evaluation
The student magazine uses unconventional forms by featuring objects rather than people on the cover. It challenges font conventions by mixing sans serif for headlines and serif for subheads. The colors were changed from green and purple to white and purple for better visual appeal.
Technologies learned include Photoshop for design, Blogger for production tracking, DaFont for fonts, and camera skills like lighting and angles. The process included learning conventions, drawing drafts, taking test photos, assessing risks, and incorporating photos into the digital design in Photoshop. Overall it improved the student's design skills while creating a magazine that appeals to its target audience.
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The document discusses the design choices made for a magazine project, including selecting a unique font for the masthead, taking photos at a golf course with a model holding a guitar, and interviewing popular artists to appeal to the target audience. Conventions from existing magazines were followed for layouts like the contents page but also challenged through creative choices such as large images covering pages. In conclusion, both conforming to and innovating from magazine conventions was seen as important to create a familiar yet distinctive product.
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Evalutation of Front Cover
- 1. Evaluation Of College Magazine front cover.
- 2. This is my final College Magazine front cover. This does not fit my original plan although there are many similarities.
- 3. Masthead The font I used for my masthead is ‘Arial’. This did not covey with the results I got for my TA Survey – as these results stated that Tahoma was the most popular font. However, I preferred this font because it is simple. This means that it is not the main thing that is focused on when you see the magazine cover. In addition, this font is used a lot around Sixth Form which means that it will be recognisable and relevant to the Target Audience.
- 4. Colours The colours I used differ from that of my plan. I changed the colours because the colours that I used on my plan did not contrast with the background like the colours i decided to use. I preferred the colours I used because the contrast means that the text is therefore more noticeable and can be read from further away. The magazine would then be more likely to get picked up off a table. Whereas, if the colours did not contrast with the background then the text would be harder to read and as a result of this – less likely to be noticed from afar.
- 5. What do I like? • I like the image that I used for my front cover – it breaks the normal convention of ‘the model looking at the camera’. This could have certain connotations such as; looking in to the future or deep in thought. This is relevant to a College Magazine as being at college and completing A Levels is the start of the future from people aged 16-19.
- 6. What do I dislike? • One thing I will definitely change when doing my music magazine is the colours. I will set a definite colour scheme which will make the magazine look much more professional. • Also, I will edit the image a little more to make the model look more professional. Also, the image will have a very different pose – as the Target Audience will be different as certain music styles are for a niche number of people.