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The double page magazine spread uses a dark color scheme of reds, blacks, and whites to match the horror genre of the story and television show "American Horror Story". The main image grabs attention with a bold, large picture featuring darkly dressed figures including someone in a scary mask. The design leads the eye to specific areas according to the Gutenberg principle, first to the top left primary optical area then to the other corners in a specific order. The headline indicates the band will discuss bad past events and relates to the popular horror television show. Pull quotes and a larger dropped cap first letter are used in the informal text containing some taboo language. The design has an informal balance with the full page image and writing on one
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Empire cinema double page spreads
The document summarizes experiments with different font styles and layouts to title a magazine double page spread about a documentary. It considers conventions like Channel 4's typical color schemes and the need for the title to represent themes in the documentary like reflections on the past. The most effective experiments used a simple black and white or grey and black font that was reversible and could link to cutting between past and present footage in the documentary. Bolder or more decorative fonts were deemed less suitable.
double page spread and text font analysiss
The document provides an analysis of different font and text styles that could be used for the title of a magazine double page spread about a documentary. It examines multiple experiments with different fonts, sizes, colors, spacing and effects. The most effective style identified is a black and white reversible text that could represent the documentary's examination of the past and present. However, this and other unconventional styles are deemed too unprofessional, so a more conventional style will need to be chosen.
Research- Double page spread
This double page spread features an interview with singer Solange Knowles. At the top are several black and white photos of Solange in different poses, making the page look more natural. The main photo of Solange is in color against the black and white background to grab attention. A pull quote next to the photo in black text will likely be read before the lighter gray body text to give readers an idea of the interview. The article is likely to interest both Solange and Beyoncé fans in learning more about Solange as her own artist separate from her famous sister.
second assessment
The document discusses the cover of a magazine dedicated to the band My Chemical Romance. The cover features an image of the band from their "Black Parade" era. Elements like the masthead, headline, and color scheme are designed to tie into the band's aesthetic and signal to fans that this is a special collector's issue focused on My Chemical Romance. The contents page continues this theme with a large central image of the band and text listing articles in neat columns at the bottom of the page to avoid clutter.
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Jane magazine analysis
The document describes the layout and design elements of magazine covers. It analyzes covers for magazines advertising the films Captain America, Hellboy 2, and Hatchet. All three magazine covers follow typical conventions such as displaying the magazine masthead, main image, anchorage text, sell lines, and advertisements. However, the design elements are tailored to the genre of the featured film, using colors, images, and text that will attract the intended audience and convey the tone and content of the film being advertised.
Research- Double page spread
This double page spread features an interview with singer Solange Knowles. The top of the pages contain a row of black and white photos of Solange in different poses, which presents her in a casual, natural way. The main color photo of Solange stands out against the black and white background. A pull quote next to the photo in black text will draw the reader in before they read the lighter gray body text. The spread aims to share how Solange wants to establish her own identity separate from her famous sister, Beyoncé.
Dps research
1) The document analyzes two double page spreads from magazines, focusing on their layout, design elements, and how they effectively communicate information about the featured artists.
2) Key elements discussed include the use of color schemes, large central images of the artists, columned text for easy reading, pull quotes to entice readers, and captions and headings to clearly convey what the articles are about.
3) The analyses suggest these double page spreads successfully draw attention to the main focus of the artist through their visual design and use of text, while maintaining a consistent style with the magazines' brands.
Film Magazine textual analysis
This is an analysis of different film magazine, this includes a mix of mainstream and niche magazines.
Ancillary analysis’
The document analyzes the layout, images, fonts, and content used in magazine spreads and television advertisements. For a magazine double page spread about a celebrity, the majority of the page is taken up by large empowering images of the person with contrasting smaller images showing different aspects of them. The spread uses different fonts, colors, and placements of text and images to guide the reader's attention. A television advertisement promotes a show about forgotten children through an off-center image of a struggling boy ignored by blurred passersby and text placed to stand out against a dark background.
1. zine research
This document summarizes and analyzes the design elements of several existing zines. It examines the front covers and double page spreads of zines about gaming, music, travel, photography, sports, and fashion. Common conventions are identified, such as two column article layouts and similar use of images, colors, fonts, and text styles as magazines. Potential topics are then proposed for an original zine, including DJing, music festivals, and clothing. Relevant bibliographic references are also provided.
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Homework double page spread 2
- 1. House Style The house style for this double page spread is very dark and the colours which are mostly being used are reds, blacks and whites. This has been done to help set the scene of the specific genre which the story is about in the magazine. As you can see the headline is ‘American Horror Story’ which is scary and dark, so this is why these colours are used. This is also a very popular T.V show, which relates to the target audience. If the colours were bights and pretty it would go with the story. MainImage The main image of the double page spreads is very bold and big to grab the reader’s attention. The clothing they are wearing is very dark and again it sticks with the house style using mostly red and black, this helps set a scene in the reader’s mind of what the text is going to be about. One of the people in the picture looks like he has a mask on which also is scary and strangeto help go with the story. The Guttenberg PrincipleDesign Instantly when looking at this double page spread magazine the viewer’s eyes are directed to the top left hand corner which is the primary optical area. This is done on purpose so the reader gets a feel for the type of magazine it is. Then you look at the bottom right corner which is the terminal area, next you’re drawn to the top right corner which is strong fallow area and the last part you look at is the bottom left corner which is called weak fallow area. Headline The Headline is American Horror Story and calling it this indicates that the band are American and maybe they are talking about all the bad things they have done in their past due to it saying ‘Horror’ and ‘story’. The headline also helps to connote genre because it indicates it is going to be about something bad which could suggest the genre is horror or thriller. Also this specific headline is also the name of a very popular TV show which could suggest that people who watch the show are now fans of the band because it is similarto the show. Text There is a drop down caps at the beginning of the text. This is a convention of a double page spread. The example of this is where the T at the beginning of the paragraph is made bigger so it stands out. There are many pull quotes from the text. The writing if quite informal becausethere is some taboo language used throughout. DesignBalance In this double page spread the design balance is very informal because this image is filling a full page and then going onto the next page and there is only writing on the right hand side which means there is no symmetry. Informed design balanceis achieved because of this. However in the image the design balance is formalbecause it is symmetrical.