Front Cover Production Work
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The document summarizes the steps taken to design the front cover of a magazine about rock music. Key elements were added using the text tool, including the masthead, positioning statement, price and issue information, cover lines featuring band names identified by the target audience, sublines explaining article contents, and a main cover line anchoring the image. A bar was also added to the bottom featuring additional band names from audience research to appeal to a wide audience. Once complete, a barcode was added to the bottom right corner.
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The document summarizes the steps taken to design the front cover of a magazine about rock music. Key elements were added using the text tool, including the masthead, positioning statement, price, issue information, cover lines about band names identified by the target audience, sublines explaining article contents, and a main cover line anchoring the base image. A bar was also added to the bottom with additional band names from audience research to appeal to a wide audience.
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The document summarizes the steps taken to design the front cover of a magazine about rock music. Key elements were added using the text tool, including the masthead, positioning statement, price, issue information, coverlines about band names identified by the target audience, and sublines explaining article contents. A main coverline was used to anchor the background image. Audience research also informed the selection of band names included in a bar at the bottom of the cover.
Front Cover Production Work
The document summarizes the steps taken to design the front cover of a magazine about rock music. Key elements were added using the text tool, including the masthead, positioning statement, price, issue information, coverlines featuring band names identified by the target audience, sublines explaining article contents, and a plus bar with additional band names. Audience research was used to select appealing elements and ensure wide appeal. When complete, a barcode was added to the bottom right corner following magazine design conventions.
Front Cover Production Work
The document describes the steps taken to design the front cover of a magazine. It discusses inserting the masthead using the text tool and styling it with a drop shadow. Coverlines and sublines were added about band names and article topics using the text tool. A main coverline was centered to anchor the cover image. A plus bar at the bottom was included with additional band names based on audience research. Finally, a barcode was added to the bottom left corner to complete the design.
Front cover production work
The document describes the steps taken to design the front cover of a magazine. It discusses inserting the masthead using the text tool and adding effects to make it stand out. Various elements were then added like the coverlines, sublines, main coverline, plus bar and barcode in the bottom left corner. Audience research was used to choose bands for the plus bar to appeal to the widest audience.
Contents page production with screengrabs
The document describes the process taken to design the contents page for an indie music magazine. Key steps included:
1. Keeping the background black to provide depth between the cover and interior pages.
2. Adding the title "Contents" using the same font and color scheme to maintain branding consistency.
3. Inserting relevant images to represent the articles and genre, arranging them neatly.
4. Adding the feature and regular article listings with consistent formatting and colors matching the rest of the magazine.
Contents page screen shots
1) The creator designed the contents page to resemble the front cover and use similar colors and design elements to link the two pages.
2) Section titles and article descriptions are listed, with artist/personality names enlarged to draw attention. Page numbers are included.
3) Three images are placed at the top to preview articles and link to their page numbers. Additional elements like a flasher help promote other articles.
4) The final contents page maintains the front cover's theme while incorporating images to break up the text and make information easy to access.
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The document discusses how the author's media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. Some conventions it follows include:
- Featuring a solo artist on the front cover with the price, issue number, and date.
- Using consistent color schemes throughout the magazine.
- Including page numbers, headings, and brief descriptions on the contents page.
- Using bold headings and consistent colors on the double page spread.
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Front Cover Production Work
The document summarizes the steps taken to design the front cover of a magazine about rock music. Key elements were added using the text tool, including the masthead, positioning statement, price, issue information, coverlines about band names identified by the target audience, and sublines explaining article contents. A main coverline was used to anchor the background image. Audience research also informed the selection of band names included in a bar at the bottom of the cover.
Front Cover Production Work
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2) Designing the title with large text in a specific font and style, and adding effects like drop shadow and an outline.
3) Importing and positioning the dominant image.
4) Creating additional text elements like a strap line and shapes with buzzwords.
5) Formatting the main coverline and additional lines with text boxes and effects like drop shadow.
6) Adding another shaped element in the bottom right to draw attention with the word "free".
Screenshots cotents page
The document describes the steps taken to design the front cover of a music magazine in Adobe Photoshop. These steps include:
1) Creating a faded background color using the shaded fill tool.
2) Designing the title with large text in a specific font and style, and adding effects like drop shadow and an outline.
3) Importing and positioning the dominant image.
4) Creating additional text elements like a strap line listing bands and buzzwords using shapes and text.
5) Formatting coverlines with text, rectangles, and effects like drop shadow to make them stand out.
6) Adding another shaped element in the bottom right with "free" to draw attention
Creating my contents page
The document describes the process of creating a contents page for a magazine. The creator added layers of an image to make it more interesting. A grey background was used for the top half and black and yellow borders were added. Main titles were placed over the grey in yellow, and issue/date in black. Headings in the contents section were bolded in yellow on black with page numbers larger in red. Images were added with red outlines related to each section. The main image was placed looking up at the main title to direct the reader's eye.
Screen shots for cover page
I first created a masthead for the magazine cover using large blue and black letters. I then added a band cover image and edited it to improve contrast and draw attention to the masthead. Next, I added taglines and a bold cover line to advertise articles and draw the eye. Finally, I included additional text blocks to provide information on articles and a competition to encourage readership.
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Q1
1. The magazine product uses conventions of real music magazines through its unique masthead font, prominent cover lines featuring band names, barcode, and contents layout with images, category headings, and feature previews.
2. Photos and images are prominently featured on the cover, contents page, and double page article spread to engage readers of this music genre.
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Front Cover Production Work
- 1. Front Cover Production Work
- 2. Above is the image that will be the base of my front cover. The background of the image is purple because this was one of the colours my target audience identified as one of their favourites.
- 3. When adding the masthead, I first inserted it using the text tool on the left side of the page. I then changed the font and added effects to make it stand out.
- 4. I then added the positioning statement, price and issue information. Again, I used the text tool to do this. As the magazine is about rock music, I made the positioning statement fit in with this.
- 5. After this, using my sketch of my front cover I added the cover lines. The majority of these are band names identified by my target audience, used to appeal to the widest possible audience.
- 6. Next, I added sub lines explaining what every article was about. I add this text the same way I added all of the other text on the front cover, using the text tool.
- 7. The main cover line was added, this anchors the image. It is the second biggest text on the page.
- 8. Then, the sublime for the main cover line was added describing what the article is about.
- 9. I added a bar to the bottom of the page. This will hold more band names that were again identified by my target audience to appeal to a wider audience.
- 10. I used my audience research to help decide on the bands that I would include in the bar at the bottom of the cover.
- 11. Once the rest of the magazine cover was completed, all that was left to so was add a barcode. I added mine to the bottom, right corner. This is a common position for barcodes on magazines.