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The document describes changes made to the design of a magazine cover. Originally, the main image was centered with the masthead large at the top. Cover lines and additional information were on the left side. The author decided to move the masthead to the top left, make the magazine title larger, change a text box on the bottom right to advertise posters, and add more images and text to make the cover look fuller. The final design included cover lines, barcode, issue number and price on the left with clearer, more colorful text to stand out amongst other elements.
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4) Including photos that represent the fun, vibrant tone of the music to engage readers.
Evaluation question one
The document discusses the layout and design conventions used in the creation of a school magazine. It describes how the magazine cover includes a main image, barcode, school logo, issue details, and stories listed with page numbers to mimic real magazine formats. However, it challenges conventions by placing the masthead at the bottom of the cover page rather than the top to create a unique look. The contents page is organized with a neatly spaced list of story titles, images, and page numbers, all in the same consistent font and size with color-coding to match the primarily green color scheme of the cover.
Photoshop front page and contents print screens
The document summarizes what the author has learned in constructing a magazine cover, contents page, and double-page spread for their magazine titled "Blare". Some of the key lessons include: how to select fonts that represent different genres using DaFont.com; how to edit images using tools in Photoshop and InDesign like levels, brightness/contrast, and masks; how to follow design principles like using color schemes and filling empty space; and how to incorporate typical magazine codes and conventions into the layouts, such as ads, pull quotes, and positioning of key information. The author reflects on changes made from initial drafts to better represent the rock music genre and target audience.
Evaluation q1
1) The document summarizes the similarities and differences between the front cover of the student's media product and the front cover of an existing magazine called "The Vibe." Both magazines share conventions like mastheads, cover lines, and featuring intimidating images of rappers. However, the student's cover lacks a strap line and puff that "The Vibe" uses.
2) When summarizing the contents page, the document notes key similarities like featuring the artist's image, website, and page numbers/titles. Differences include the number of images used and the student adding social media links.
3) In developing their own covers and pages, the student strived to follow conventions but also challenged norms by having
Construction
The document summarizes the design choices made in constructing a magazine mockup focused on rock music for a Halloween issue. Key elements included using fonts, colors, and layouts consistent with real rock magazines. A red "RIOT" masthead and "WE PREDICT A RIOT" slogan were used on the cover. Inside, article headings were in bold stencil fonts, colors contrasted well against backgrounds, and common magazine elements like top and bottom strips and a contents page were included to make the mockup look professional. Images throughout represented different rock styles and Halloween themes like pumpkins to fit the special issue.
Question 6: What have you learnt about technologies from the process of const...
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover in Photoshop. Key steps include:
1) Editing an image in Photoshop to give it a more techno/dance feeling by adjusting brightness and contrast.
2) Searching for fonts on dafont.com and selecting one suitable for the target market and genre.
3) Adding text elements like the main headline, strap line, and cover lines using different fonts and styles to make the cover engaging.
4) Making further adjustments to text and images to make elements stand out and conform to magazine cover conventions.
Front cover ideas & development
This document discusses the development of designs for the front cover of a music magazine called "Chart!". It describes several iterations where different fonts, layouts, and elements were tested. The final design features a slight border, cover lines aligned to the left, and a professionally generated barcode with issue number and price aligned to the right.
Construction of front cover magazine page
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover page. Key steps included selecting a main photo and resizing/cropping it to fit, manipulating the photo's colors to make it eye-catching, adding text describing the magazine's contents in different sizes and colors, and including additional design elements like the magazine title, issue details, and advertisements to follow magazine design conventions. The end result was intended to represent the genre of music the magazine covers and attract readers.
Screenshot progression
The document describes the process of designing the front cover, contents page, and double page spread (DPS) of a magazine. For the front cover, a gray background was used with a model image in the center giving direct eye contact. Text boxes were added in yellow and red. Additional images and design elements were incorporated from other magazines. The contents page included the masthead, images of the featured people, and descriptions of articles. The DPS used a split layout with an image on one side and three text boxes describing the featured artist on the other side.
Construction Progress
The document describes the process taken to design the front cover and contents page of a magazine. Key details include:
- A gray background was used for the front cover, with a central image of the model making eye contact with the viewer. Additional elements like text boxes, masthead, and images were added.
- A color theme of yellow, red, blue, and black was established. Quotes, different fonts, and graphic elements like circles were incorporated.
- The contents page features the masthead at the top, sections and page numbers listed, and additional images of people featured in the magazine. Descriptions about artists were also included.
Front cover production
The document describes the process of designing the front cover of a magazine. It discusses placing the main features in the initial layout, editing and positioning images, and experimenting with fonts, headers, and mastheads. Various design elements are then added such as the main cover line with rotated text, secondary cover lines in different fonts and colors, transparent boxes, and pull quotes. Positioning, sizing, coloring and layering of text and images is adjusted throughout the process to make the cover aesthetically pleasing and highlight key information.
Process of magazine jaye
The document describes the process taken to design a magazine cover in Photoshop. Key steps include:
- Opening Photoshop and selecting an image to use as the main cover photo. Cropping out the background using selection tools.
- Designing the magazine masthead by choosing fonts, arranging letters, and adding colors and graphics.
- Adding additional design elements like issue details, barcodes, and social media icons.
- Formatting feature stories by selecting fonts, adjusting colors and sizes of text, and positioning text on the page.
- Refining the cover design through multiple iterations, including changing colors, fonts, images and layout.
Evaluation q1
This document summarizes the similarities and differences between the student's magazine cover and contents page and real magazine covers and contents pages.
For the cover, the key similarities included using a masthead, cover lines, the main artist image and positioning. Differences included the student's magazine including price and barcode while the real magazine did not.
For the contents page, main similarities were the use of a main image, website listing, photo credits, masthead and color scheme. Differences included the student adding a "contents" title while the real magazine used a larger main title instead. The student also used three images while the real magazine only used two.
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses the conventions used in the media product, a music magazine focused on R&B. For the front cover, conventions like the title, barcode, date, price, and main image featuring the artist were used. While adhering to genre conventions, the image was made more challenging through use of color and contrast. Inside pages also feature typical elements like multiple outfit photos of the artist, a main feature story, and additional short stories. Layout, fonts, and additional photos were chosen to maintain continuity across pages while challenging stereotypes. The double page spread divides the image and text clearly while emphasizing the featured artist through title styling and a pull quote from the article, conforming to music magazine conventions.
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.
Question 1
The document summarizes the development of various design elements for a magazine media product. It describes how the author refined their logo design through iterations to end with a more professional logo. It also details how images on the front cover and contents page were modified based on feedback to better represent the genre. Elements like the barcode, price, date and color scheme are included to match conventions of real magazines. The document discusses using inspiration from existing music magazine layouts while developing unique elements like giveaways to engage readers.
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Front cover print screens
- 1. Front Cover Print Screens Sandeep Shoker
- 2. Originally as shown in my Front Cover mock up, I wanted to place the main image in the centre of the page, I had decided to put the masthead at the top making it quite large. I had chosen to use a masthead at the top of the page and have my cover lines as images and text placed on the left hand side. In the mock up I had made the price, issue number and bar code quite large as well as the text box at the bottom right hand corner. I had decided to place the word Rythmix at the top of the image at a slant in the right hand corner. I had initially designed my magazine to have a large text box at the bottom of the page to advertise the competition and the freebies that come with the magazine.
- 3. However, once I began to make my front cover I decided to change a lot of what I had first thought the GoPoP front cover would look like. To begin with I kept the header at the top of the page the same as what I had planned; however, I made the font for Rythmix much bigger than the rest of text. Also, I decided to place the masthead in the top left corner instead on the right, this is because it stands out more on the left hand side. I decided to keep my cover lines on the left hand side towards the bottom of the magazine. Also, the colour scheme I have chosen is pinks, orange and red. This is because these are bright colours which relate to the Pop genre a lot. I decided to change the text box at the bottom of the page in the right hand corner, to a circle shape to make it stand out more to advertise the posters that come with the magazine. I changed this from the freebies to posters as this suited the typical stereotypes of a Pop music magazine.
- 4. Whilst I was in the process of making the front cover, I added in more images and text to make the magazine look ‘fuller’ which included a lot of information, text and imagery. I decided to add a brightness and contrast layer to the main image in order to make it stand out more and look more interested to appeal to the target audience and pull them in.
- 5. After I had altered and changed my front cover this is what it looked like. I added in the cover lines, bar code, issue number and price on the left hand side. I made the text clearer to read and more colourful to ensure it stood out amongst the other text and images. I also, decided to change the text for ‘Rythmix’ to more of a rigid and bold type of text, I also added an effect to the text in order to make it stand out more.
- 6. I changed the cover line of ‘Then latest gossip on all the new artists hitting the music scene’ to ‘Get the latest gos’ on GoPoP’