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The document discusses font choices for a magazine targeted at 10-15 year old girls. It explains that the font "Bauhaus 93" was chosen for the magazine title as it is thick, bold, and avoids more formal fonts. The font "Impact" is used for the main story title to make it stand out, while a smaller "Pristina" font is used for the story subtitle. "Inside This Month" is featured in large "Impact" font and color to draw attention. A small "Arial" font is used for the page lists to de-emphasize it amid similar text. The font "Stencil Std" is deemed appropriate for a quote about being "On the edge."
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My use of house style in the magazine maintains consistency across pages. The main colors used are black, white, red, and yellow, though yellow is absent from the DPS pages. Both the front cover and DPS backgrounds are plain. Fonts vary but are all serif fonts used effectively, such as the number "20" matching the commas in the DPS title, linking elements visually. Consistency in color and subtle font matching tie the pages together into a cohesive magazine.
Media question 1
The magazine title "SCRIPTED" was chosen to be catchy and memorable while also relating to music. The page layout is simple, clear, and easy to read with the title in the same place on each page. Photographs feature a model wearing indie-style clothing in a relaxed pose. Pictures are taken with a mid-shot straight-on angle to show both clothing and face. A simple, clear font is used to look good while remaining easy to read.
Stylesheet
The document discusses color schemes and fonts for a magazine. It chooses a purple color scheme as a gender neutral option. A bold, simple font called "Simple Kind Of Girl" is selected for the masthead at 150pt size. Studio photos are picked that feature styled appearances and guitars to appeal to the target teenage audience interested in chart music genres. Simple interior fonts are also selected to not overwhelm readers with writing.
Fonts+colours .
Different fonts and colors send messages to audiences. A sans serif font will appeal to younger audiences and be used for the magazine, while a script font is elegant but not readable and better suits older audiences. A boxed font works only for titles, while a handwritten font can be used for the contents page. Font sizes will be largest for the masthead and main coverline, and smaller for other coverlines and articles. Dark and bright colors like purple and pink together make the magazine visually appealing, fitting the target younger female audience for a pop genre magazine.
Font Analysis
This document analyzes and summarizes the different fonts used for various sections of a magazine, including the masthead, double page spread, contents page, sell lines, main body text, and editor's letter. For each section, 3-4 different font options are presented and their suitability is discussed based on readability, attractiveness, ability to stand out, and suitability for the target teenage audience. Fonts like 'Monotype Corsiva', 'Liberty Legion', 'Minnie', 'Habbo', and 'Hang Board' are suggested for headings due their eye-catching styles, while fonts like 'Century Gothic' and 'TypoGraphica' are proposed for the main content areas to ensure
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This document analyzes and summarizes the different fonts used for various sections of a magazine, including the masthead, double page spread, contents page, sell lines, main body text, and editor's letter. For each section, 2-3 font options are presented and their suitability is discussed based on readability, eye-catching design, and attracting the target young audience. The fonts are selected to stand out visually while still being clear and easy to read.
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My use of house style in the magazine maintains consistency across pages. The main colors used are black, white, red, and yellow, though yellow is absent from the DPS pages. Both the front cover and DPS backgrounds are plain. Fonts vary but are all serif fonts used effectively, such as the number "20" matching the commas in the DPS title, linking elements visually. Consistency in color and subtle font matching tie the pages together into a cohesive magazine.
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Different fonts and colors send messages to audiences. A sans serif font will appeal to younger audiences and be used for the magazine, while a script font is elegant but not readable and better suits older audiences. A boxed font works only for titles, while a handwritten font can be used for the contents page. Font sizes will be largest for the masthead and main coverline, and smaller for other coverlines and articles. Dark and bright colors like purple and pink together make the magazine visually appealing, fitting the target younger female audience for a pop genre magazine.
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This document analyzes and summarizes the different fonts used for various sections of a magazine, including the masthead, double page spread, contents page, sell lines, main body text, and editor's letter. For each section, 3-4 different font options are presented and their suitability is discussed based on readability, attractiveness, ability to stand out, and suitability for the target teenage audience. Fonts like 'Monotype Corsiva', 'Liberty Legion', 'Minnie', 'Habbo', and 'Hang Board' are suggested for headings due their eye-catching styles, while fonts like 'Century Gothic' and 'TypoGraphica' are proposed for the main content areas to ensure
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This document analyzes and summarizes the different fonts used for various sections of a magazine, including the masthead, double page spread, contents page, sell lines, main body text, and editor's letter. For each section, 2-3 font options are presented and their suitability is discussed based on readability, eye-catching design, and attracting the target young audience. The fonts are selected to stand out visually while still being clear and easy to read.
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The document discusses and compares two magazine front covers, noting similarities in their use of bright colors, inclusion of women, and inclusion of the word "college" in bold fonts. It then provides feedback on the author's first draft of a school magazine cover, suggesting changes to the masthead font and colors to make it more attention-grabbing. The author's second draft incorporates this feedback, changing the masthead font and colors to pink to better represent the school environment theme.
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In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
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2) Ailerons font with a thinner style that looks cleaner than the first option
3) Manifesto font featuring only uppercase letters without a border that may be too unique and cause confusion
4) Coco Puff font with a medium thickness and border that achieves a balance between options one and two in line with the magazine's style.
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Question 1
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Mitre analysis
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Contents page
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- Listings were organized under categories like "Features" and "Essentials" to help readers find relevant articles.
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3) Manifesto font featuring only uppercase letters without a border that may be too unique and cause confusion
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The document also selects League Spartan for headlines, Droid Serif for body text, and establishes a primary color scheme of black, white, and red.
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The document discusses color scheme, font, and layout choices for a magazine targeted towards 17-19 year olds. A minimalist color scheme of greys, blacks, and a hint of blue is chosen to have a classy, sophisticated feel. The blues will be featured prominently on the front cover to draw attention. A bold, elegant font is selected for the main masthead to stand out from other magazines. Another bold, simple font is chosen for cover lines to catch the eye when opening the magazine. A different font is used for a double page spread title since that article is more relaxed in style.
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This document evaluates several fonts for their suitability as a magazine masthead for a school magazine. It discusses how some fonts have a graffiti or street style that could appeal to students but may not be appropriate. Other fonts are evaluated as being too formal, not reflecting the word "cool", or being better suited to an American audience rather than the target country. Handwritten styles are considered as they could appeal to children and represent school, but may not capture the element of cool sought for the magazine name.
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- The document summarizes the design choices made for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a magazine. It focuses on how these design elements were inspired by and challenged conventions from the NME magazine. Key design features discussed include the masthead, cover image, pull quote, and color scheme on the front cover. The document also discusses font, page numbers, and color scheme choices for the contents page, and main image, title, and article text used on the double page spread.
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- The document summarizes the design choices made for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a magazine.
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In what ways does your magazine use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
Evaluation of front cover
The document discusses the design choices made for the masthead, cover photo, and features of a magazine. For the masthead, the author chose a traditional block font and included the categories "Music |Fashion |Film" to target women. The cover photo depicts a model doing an action rather than posing, and was edited to black and white to work with the simple font colors. Color and font choices were made for the features to draw attention to the artist as the main focus, with testing of different colors like red and settling on purple as a complement.
Double Page Spread Planning
This document describes a paper plan for a double page article layout. The author created a second paper plan to see if it looked more effective than the first design. They liked the setup of the second plan and decided to create it in InDesign as well. In their evaluation, the author prefers this second version as it looks more professional and suits the genre better. It includes branding in the top corner and page numbers for navigation.
Question 1
This document discusses the process of creating a magazine media product for a class. It examines how the creator analyzed various magazines to get ideas for fonts, layouts, images and colors. They particularly liked the style of "Vibe" magazine focused on R&B music. While using "Vibe" as inspiration, the creator changed aspects like headings, pictures and colors to develop their own style. The document reflects on the challenges of making the magazine look professional and how feedback helped improve the final product.
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This document describes the iterations Gaby went through to improve the design of a magazine cover. It shows the initial cover used two fonts and was right aligned. After reviewing other magazines, Gaby adjusted the layout to left align the cover lines. Gaby then gathered peer feedback on a second version and incorporated that feedback by varying text styles and reducing the font size. Further revisions included changing the masthead and font based on readability testing and swapping out an awkward image for a more professional headshot.
Mitre analysis
The document describes the design elements of a magazine cover for a school annual magazine. It uses a large serif font for the title at the bottom of the page to draw the eye. The cover image, a painted valley scene with light from above, fills most of the page with no gaps. Earth tones and royal purple are used which relates to the school's association with a church. The minimal text and design elements create a clean, professional look to appeal to adults.
Drafts
The document discusses revisions made to a magazine cover design. It explains that a grey title was initially used because it helped pull the audience in while looking elegant, but issues with pixelation made it look unprofessional. Further revisions standardized the fonts and reduced the number of fonts to improve consistency and professionalism. Colors were kept the same to maintain a theme, with red adding life and black and grey complementing each other and the design elements.
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The document describes the process of designing a contents page for a magazine. Key details include:
- Headers and listings were added in different colors and fonts to stand out and guide the reader around the page.
- Pictures were included and formatted to complement the design and highlight major stories.
- Listings were organized under categories like "Features" and "Essentials" to help readers find relevant articles.
- An "On The Cover" section provided more details on stories featured prominently to draw readers in.
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The document discusses different fonts and their suitability for a rock music magazine. It evaluates several handwritten fonts as not being suitable due to lack of lowercase letters or being too artistic. One font is deemed appropriate for headlines and subheadings as it collaborates well with the rock genre and appeals to the target audience. Another standard font is identified as useful for long articles due to being easy to read for younger audiences. One font is marked as a possible use for an indie band plug given its association with that genre.
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The document discusses the various fonts used throughout a music magazine, including for the masthead, pull quotes, subheadings, main text, and page numbers. Reasons for font choices included capturing a music vibe, appearing funky or young while still being readable, creating familiarity across pages, and appealing to the target audience of teenagers and young adults. Consistency was used for some elements like the masthead font to remind readers of the magazine brand. The fonts were selected to attract readers, relate to the music focus, and match the style of magazine.
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The document discusses the various fonts used throughout a music magazine, including for the masthead, pull quotes, subheadings, main text, and page numbers. Reasons for font choices included capturing a music vibe, appearing funky or young while still being readable, creating familiarity across pages, and appealing to the target audience of teenagers and young adults. Consistency was used for some elements like the masthead font to remind readers of the magazine brand. The fonts were selected to attract readers, represent different music genres, and relate to the style and content of the magazine.
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The document discusses the various fonts used throughout a music magazine, including for the masthead, pull quotes, subheadings, main text, and page numbers. Reasons for font choices included capturing a music vibe, appearing funky or young while still being readable, creating familiarity across pages, and appealing to the target audience of teenagers and young adults. Consistency was used for some elements like the masthead font to remind readers of the magazine brand. The fonts were selected to attract readers, represent different music genres, and relate to the style and content of the magazine.
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This document evaluates several fonts for their suitability in different elements of an indie/rock music magazine. It considers fonts for the masthead, contents page, front cover teasers, and double page article text. The "Indie Hype" font is selected for the masthead due to its unique, hand-drawn appearance being appropriate for an indie magazine. The "Phobo" font is chosen for the double page text and possibly contents page as it is easy to read while still looking modern to appeal to young audiences.
Educational Magazine Font Analysis
This document discusses the font choices made for different elements of a magazine design. For the cover page headline, a sans serif font called 'mixtapeMike_TRAIL' was used to appear informal for the 16-18 year old target audience. On the cover advertorial, the square font 'Haettenschweiler' was used to stand out and be noticed. For the small text of the contents page index, the clear font 'Abadi MT Condensed Extra Bold' was chosen. Throughout the magazine, the sans serif font 'Marker Felt' was generally used for body text to appear clear and informal for readers.
Rationales
These are my final decisions on the fonts I will use for my music magazine and the colour scheme I will use. There are also my final photos I will use in my magazine.
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Cameron Tubb is selecting a font for the name on the front cover of his magazine. This font needs to stand out and grab attention. He has chosen several fonts that are sans-serif, informal styles that would fit well with his magazine. Some fonts have sharp edges, broken-up lettering, or a painted on look to make them bold and unique options for drawing readers' eyes to the magazine name. In conclusion, he wants feedback on which font design people prefer for his magazine cover.
Media presentation
This document summarizes how the media product uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It discusses using a pink and black color scheme on the masthead to make it eye-catching. Professional photos were taken in a studio to look like real magazines. Techniques like pull quotes and cover lines were used to engage readers. A consistent sans-serif font and house style made the magazine look professional. The double page spread followed conventions like taking up a full page with a photo and columns of text. The images, layout, and techniques develop magazine conventions to create a realistic looking media product.
Typefaces
The document discusses different font options for various elements of a pop music magazine, including the masthead, contents page, and feature page. It provides analysis of several font styles, considering pros and cons in terms of readability, visual appeal, and whether the font fits the target audience and genre of a pop magazine for teenage girls. Overall assessments are made on which fonts are most suitable or unsuitable for different purposes based on these criteria. The best options are bold, colorful fonts that look fun yet professional and clearly convey the pop music theme of the magazine.
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.
Masthead ideas
The document discusses potential font options for the masthead of a magazine called "Soul" focused on R&B music.
It analyzes four different font styles - "Walking Stones", "The Right Thing", "Mottona", and "Bebas Neue" - considering factors like authenticity, vibrancy, readability, uniqueness, boldness, and suitability for an R&B magazine.
The author ultimately favors "Bebas Neue" for its simple yet bold look that draws attention, represents individuality and importance, and looks professional, though notes it risks lacking uniqueness, or "Champagne & Limousines" for its retro look more suited to R&B and
Type of fonts
The document discusses font styles and their meanings. It analyzes the font styles used in the mock magazine's masthead, contents page, and double page spread. Different fonts were chosen to represent the girly theme, grab attention, stand out, and be proportional, readable, and consistent while conveying the intended informal and bold style. Fonts in pink, purple, black and yellow were used with styles like Berlin Sans, robotic, and Century Gothic in both upper and lower case letters tailored to the sections and goals.
How my magazine appeals to target audience
The document discusses how the creator of an indie magazine appeals to their target audience through design elements like color, images, fonts, and layout. Red, black, white and grey are used on the cover as they are conventional indie magazine colors. Images feature artists similar in age to the target audience. Sans serif fonts are used as they connote elegance. Layouts guide the eye to important information in a neat, ordered way that readers expect. These design choices will appeal to the target audience based on feedback and genre conventions.
Font Analysis
This document discusses font choices for various elements of a magazine mock-up, including the masthead, contents pages, and double page spreads. For the masthead, a quirky yet simple font and a bold, easy-to-read font were chosen. Fonts for the contents pages were selected to draw the reader's eye and match the target audience's interests. Fonts for the double page spreads were picked for their professional look, ability to stand out, and portrayal of the genre's style. Overall font choices were made based on readability, attracting the reader, and representing the magazine's intended tone.
Style Sheet
This document describes the font choices for a music magazine. It discusses 14 different fonts used throughout the magazine for various purposes like headlines, body text, quotes, and credits. The fonts were chosen to fit the magazine's theme of distorting norms and to give distinct voices to different elements. The main color scheme uses black, white, and red to create high contrast and fit the dark theme. A double page spread features pink instead of red to represent a featured band's signature color.
Rationales
The document discusses the rationale behind the name, fonts, color scheme, and photos chosen for a pop music magazine called "Unplugged".
The name "Unplugged" was selected to reference acoustic and stripped-back music, linking it to the genre explored in the magazine. Various fonts were chosen for different elements like the masthead, artist names, subtitles and articles based on conventions from other pop music magazines and readability. The color scheme combines grayscales and bright colors to draw attention while fitting black and white photos. Close-up portrait photos of artists were selected to clearly show faces from a distance as is typical in pop music magazines.
Uses of Fonts
1) The document discusses font usage in magazine design. Different font sizes, styles, and types are used to attract audiences and represent different content.
2) On the magazine cover, a bold, dark font is used for the masthead to stand out, while other fonts represent individual stories.
3) Simple, easy-to-read fonts are used on the contents page so readers can understand what they are reading without difficulty.
Font Styles
Bethany Vaughan evaluated several fonts for the masthead of her music magazine aimed at teenagers and young adults. She considered fonts such as "Colleged", "CAUTION", "Broken Glass", "Skratch Punk", and ultimately selected "BREAK IT" due to its easy readability, realistic shattered effect that conveyed rebelliousness, and similarity to the successful magazine KERRANG! which inspired her desired tone and style.
Masthead Font Styles
1) The document evaluates several font styles for use in a music magazine masthead, ultimately selecting "NEOU" for its boldness and ability to draw attention.
2) "NEOU" is described as bold and spaced out, making it suitable to draw readers' eyes to the magazine cover.
3) The author decides on an all-black monochrome color scheme based on reader survey feedback and to match the magazine's simplistic theme.
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- 1. Fonts Used
- 2. - This particular font called ‘Bauhaus 93’ works for my magazine as it is thick and bold and doesn’t look boring. It is also not a formal such as the ‘Bookman’ font which would not suit my magazine at all as it is not a formal magazine and is not attractive to the target audience of 10-15 year old girls. Simpler fonts can be used and have been used on my magazine e.g. ‘Verdana’. This font still works on my magazine mostly because I haven’t used it as the title of my magazine so it doesn’t matter as much about it standing out and catching the target audience’s eyes.
- 3. I have used the font ‘Impact’ as it is a big, bold font which stands out as this is the main story of the magazine. I have then used the font ‘Pristina’ . This is for the ‘tells all’ part of the title, I have done this is a smaller font as it’s the name of the celebrity that catches the eye of the audience and the ‘tells all’ part makes it seem more secretive.
- 4. ‘INSIDE THIS MONTH’ is used with the ‘Impact’ font. I have also done the text in size 36 which is For the lists of one of the largest fonts on the page. It stands out pages in the as the font big and thick, also because of the magazine I have colour. Also because of the font standing out it used a small Arial makes the reader read that section of the page to font. This doesn’t see what's inside the magazine as this is the stand out as there contents page. is a lot of the same text to read.
- 5. The text used for ‘On the edge’ is good to use for this quote as it is quite an edgy font. The font used is ‘Stencil Std’ This font used is the same font used on the front cover to represent Lady Gaga. It looks slightly different to the front cover as I have used some different effects on it.