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This document discusses layout ideas for a magazine first page based on an image from Kerrang magazine. It notes liking the side positioning of the first page image and the large masthead. The document suggests doing a similar eye-catching and effective masthead design.
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- The student learned about magazine design conventions through closely examining NME and applying similar techniques to their own magazine.
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- 1. I picked up this music magazine image from Kerrang, I liked the layout on having the first page image more on the side. Im going to do a simaler idea on the first page, also i like the huge unmissable masthead. I may do a simaler one as its very eye catching and affective.<br />