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The document discusses different fonts and their impressions for a school magazine. It evaluates several fonts for their suitability for the magazine. It dismisses fonts that have an eerie, childish, horror-themed, or sporty impression as not appropriate. It selects a font that gives a classy and formal impression as the best choice for the magazine.
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The author describes their favorite room, their bedroom, which reflects their personality. They chose the tan and brown painted walls, cream flooring, and ceiling fan themselves. The room contains a dresser with colorful personal items, an oval mirror to check appearances, and a queen-sized bed covered in cheetah print sheets, where they sleep comfortably with pillows. An alarm clock sits on a black bedside table. The room provides a relaxing space for alone time.
1. initial plans
Here are some key points from the mood board analysis:
- Colors are repeated to represent each season naturally - pastels for spring, brights for summer, oranges/browns for fall, greys for winter.
- Clothing, shoes, hairstyles depicted match what is popular/visual for each season.
- Locations shown will influence photo shoot locations to match season themes.
- Understanding seasonal styles and colors from the boards will help choose clothing/layouts that look good and match the intended season in the magazine.
- The mood boards provide visual references to draw from for realistic seasonal representation in the final product.
Preliminary task
Ella Smith is creating a school magazine called "Three-Thirty" targeted towards teenage students. The main cover story will be about the new head boy and girl of the school. Additional sub-stories include how to relieve exam stress and ways to customize your school uniform. Ella planned to use bright colors and varied fonts to attract young readers but received feedback that her color scheme was too busy. She will modify it based on audience input. Ella also plans to incorporate small design elements like clocks showing 3:30 to make the cover more eye-catching.
Genre and Masthead Designs
The document discusses different font options for the masthead of a female-oriented magazine. It considers four fonts, liking one for its heart-shaped "i" which fits the magazine's focus on females. Another font is deemed too small for a masthead but could work as a subheading. The third font is praised for being unusual, clear, and large enough for readers. The fourth font is liked for being bold, large, and clear, making it suitable for the masthead.
Evaluation of school magazine
The document summarizes the design choices made for a school magazine targeted at years 7-9. A sixth form student was used as the foreground image on the cover to provide an icon for younger students to look up to. The masthead "Skools R 4 fools" was chosen as the most popular title from a survey. A competition to win money on lunch cards was advertised to attract readers. The contents page included images and logos to encourage reading different articles and represent the school. In conclusion, the author was not fully happy with font size and background choices and would make adjustments if redesigning the magazine.
Planning
The document discusses choosing a title, font, colors, and layout for a magazine cover and contents page. It considers titles like NME and Vibes but decides on BMM which stands for "best music magazine." Red is selected as the main color. Images and text box arrangements from sample magazine pages are referenced as inspiration for the cover and double page spread layout.
Media Front Cover Research Powerpoint
The document analyzes the front cover of Q4 Magazine from 2014. It notes that the large red and white masthead takes up 1/4 of the page and the cover stories are in different colors, sizes, and fonts. It believes the magazine targets 16-25 year olds based on its modern, fresh style. The main image shows singer Lilly Allen dramatically kicking a microphone, linked to the headline "KICKS OUT" to grab attention. While the analyzer likes the simple color scheme and linked image and headline, they feel the cover is too busy with much writing.
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The document analyzes the front cover of Q4 Magazine from 2014. It notes that the large red and white masthead takes up 1/4 of the page and the cover stories are in different colors, sizes, and fonts. It determines that the target audience is likely 16-25 year olds of both genders. It describes the main image as a dramatic full-length shot of singer Lilly Allen kicking a microphone, with the headline "KICKS OUT" linking to the action. While the analyzer likes how the image connects to the headline, they feel the cover is too busy overall with much text.
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The document analyzes the front cover of Q4 Magazine from 2014. It notes that the masthead takes up 1/4 of the page in red and white in the top left corner. There are 5 cover stories in different colors, sizes, and fonts. The magazine targets 16-25 year olds of both genders. The large, dramatic image of singer Lilly Allen kicking a microphone relates well to the headline "KICKS OUT" and grabs attention. However, the cover also has a lot of text and elements, making it visually busy.
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The document outlines an evaluation containing 7 questions about a media product. It then provides detailed responses to the first two questions. For question 1, the response discusses how the music magazine uses conventions of existing magazines in its front cover, contents page, and double page spread layouts while also challenging some conventions through new designs and color choices. For question 2, it represents the indie/alternative genre through the images, colors, and topics chosen that appeal to that social group.
Inspiration for my chosen genre
The document discusses the genre, inspiration, audience, and conventions for a rap music video. The genre chosen was rap based on discussions with friends about what genre they listen to daily. The audience for rap includes those interested in artists like Eminem and ASAP Rocky ranging from ages 12 to 25, though anyone could listen. Conventions seen in rap videos include artists wearing flashy jewelry and filming in rough areas to show that success is based on passion regardless of background.
Developments + drafts for contents page
The document describes the process of creating a contents page for a magazine, including adding sections, structuring the layout, inserting a logo and image, labeling pages, and filling in content topics. Feedback was incorporated to refine the design by adding separating lines around sections and a description box for the image. The contents page was then finalized by completely populating it with the magazine's content listings.
Drafts + feedback for double page spread
The document describes revisions made to a double-page magazine spread based on feedback. Key revisions included: (1) Changing names above pictures to a large "J" and "M" near each picture. (2) Ensuring text was professional and spelling was correct. (3) Making the "J" and "M" dissolve into pictures to stand out without interrupting images. (4) Changing background colors to grey and red with red "J" and "M" for better contrast. (5) Adding a glow behind the title and images to make them stand out. (6) Changing question text to black and answer text to white to distinguish between them.
Drafts + feedback for front cover
This document describes the iterative process of designing a magazine cover. The designer started with just the magazine name in red, then added a bar code after seeing them on other magazines. Next, the main story title was added in the top right corner to draw readers' eyes. Further details and shapes were incorporated based on feedback. Finally, additional topics were placed on the left side for balance.
Image planning done
The student plans to use photos of themselves and their father in their magazine image planning. For the front cover, they will use a photo of themselves or their father staring at the reader. For the contents page, they will use a photo of their father playing guitar along with an explanation. For the double page spread, they will use cropped photos of themselves and their father looking at the title to draw the reader's attention and make them recognizable. They selected photos that fulfill the roles needed of drawing the reader in and representing the story being told in the magazine.
Image editing done
The document discusses various image editing techniques used for different elements of a magazine. For the front cover image, no editing was done to keep the full image. The contents page image was cropped and a black bar was added on the left side to fit the magazine size. For double page spreads, the background was removed using the rubber and crop tools to perfectly fit the images into the spreads.
Colour palette
This 3 sentence summary provides the high-level information from the document:
The document discusses a color palette for a magazine. It describes choosing a black background with a green logo background and light green writing. Green will be the main color as it will be in the logo, with black as the second most used color for all the text.
Double page spread layout
This double page spread will be used as the images and layout fit well with the idea. The contents and headline are correctly positioned to fill out the empty spaces on the pages.
Contents page layout
This document provides a contents page layout with sections labeled CONTENTS and a special offer section. An image is included and placed in a location intended to attract the reader's attention. The overall structure and organization of the contents page is deemed to be in good order and visually appealing.
Front cover layout
This document discusses a magazine layout that uses common magazine elements like headlines, text blocks, and logos. The layout includes a masthead, headline, text blocks, and mini contents section repeated across the front cover. The document explains that this layout is inspired by a Q magazine cover and uses the space well, making it a good choice for this magazine's front cover design.
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This document describes the design process for a magazine contents page. The designer used contrasting colors of light brown and red for readability. Bullet points and a fun font were added to section headings to draw the reader's eye. An image was included on the final cover to illustrate the purpose of a contents page.
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This document describes the steps taken to design the front cover of a magazine called "Ffays". The cover includes the magazine title in the top left corner using the chosen light brown color scheme. A logo was added to explain the name and idea of the magazine. Text was also placed on the side to inform readers about the magazine's content and what they can gain from reading it. The final design features the title, explanatory logo, content information, and an image of a shocked student to represent interesting school facts covered within.
Fonts for masthead
The document discusses 4 different fonts and the impressions they give to readers. Font 1 gives a childish impression but also simplicity. Font 2 gives a gothic impression and hints at the magazine's weird content. Font 3 gives a fun, easygoing impression appropriate for its childish look. Font 4 gives a scary, serious feeling, suggesting importance and focus, which the author feels suits their indie alternative news magazine.
Colour palette
This document outlines a color palette for a magazine, consisting of a black background with a green logo background and light green writing. Green will be the primary color as it appears in the logo, while black will be the secondary color used for most of the text.
Hierachy of typefaces
The document lists different typefaces and their font style variations including normal, bold, italics, and bold italics. It provides examples of common typefaces like Century Gothic, Aharoni, Berlin Sans, Impact, Calibri and Verdana as well as less common styles like Rockwell Extra Bold, Underground Riot, and Edwarian Script.
Layout
This document contains various sections common to magazines including headlines, text pieces, logos and mini contents. It discusses different topics across several sections with headlines, plugs and mastheads placed throughout. The document has a mix of formatting and magazine style elements.
Music magazine genre
This document discusses creating a music magazine focused on the indie and alternative genre. It will use a close-up photo of the author's friend on the cover to represent the genre's style. Previous magazines in the genre like Kerrang and NME served as examples, using close-up band/singer images and designs featuring red, black, and white colors. The text in these magazines is large and centered to draw attention. The target audience for the new magazine is people ages 16-30 across all income levels, making it widely accessible.
Magazine double page spreads
This document contains multiple paragraphs about different magazine articles and photos. The first paragraph describes a black and white photo of Lady Gaga that conveys her iconic image as a singer. There is a large red "L" in the background that represents her name and sexuality. Another paragraph discusses photos of a band in the studio working on their music development. A final paragraph analyzes an image of Lily Allen that shows her rebellious attitude through her posture and clothing in the photo.
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Font names
- 1. Famous Facts About Your School This font gives me the impression of eerie impression, but it is quite formal as well since its plain. I will not be using this one as the eerie impression is not what I am after.
- 2. Famous Facts About Your School This font looks like it is aimed at children and teenagers since it is a bit childish. And is not appropriate for my magazine.
- 3. Famous Facts About Your School This font gives me the impression of a horror theme or scary, which could be for my magazine because the facts could be scary, but I will be using a formal way to represent my magazine.
- 4. Famous Facts About Your School This text gives the impression of a bit of a classy look and looks suitable on the top of my magazine and this is why I will be choosing this one.
- 5. Famous Facts About Your School This font give me the impression of a sporty type of perspective as it is like a basketball theme and is not suitable for my magazine.
- 6. Famous Facts About Your School This text gives the impression of fun and enjoyable but is not suitable for the type of magazine I will be creating.
- 7. • I believe that the 4th slide is the best for my magazine because it is formal and looks good and is straight to the point and looks classy.