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Jordi Labanda is an artist known for his colorful drawings of silhouettes, often featuring women and friendships, that frequently appear in fashion magazines and newspapers. His drawings depict parties and special moments between friends, and while many feature women, some also show boyfriends. He has spent years drawing jokes and illustrations for magazines, and has done promotional work, seeking to capture fellowship and important relationships through his humorous artwork.
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Music magazine contents analysis
This document contains analyses of the contents pages of three different music magazines.
For the first magazine, the main image is of a female performer in a revealing pose intended to attract male readers. The fonts and layout are designed to appeal to a female audience. There are only four articles listed to entice readers to look inside.
The second magazine features Kanye West as the main image with a heart in his hand, possibly representing his openness about love. His direct eye contact aims to connect with fans.
The third magazine has Usher as the main image in sunglasses with a cool, urban style. His large image takes up most of the page to draw attention.
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AS Media Task 1
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In What Ways Does Your Media Product Use
The document discusses how a media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media. Specifically, it summarizes:
1) The magazine takes inspiration from indie and jazz magazines in its photos and aims to fuse the cocky individualism of indie with the class and sophistication of jazz.
2) The front cover uses conventions like a masthead but aims for a hand-drawn, rough style to break from other music magazines.
3) The contents page similarly follows real magazine conventions but uses a rustic, polaroid-style to distance itself from gossip magazines.
4) The double-page spread uses columns and interviews but breaks conventions with its color scheme and individually styled models.
Font
This document discusses several fonts that the author is considering for a music magazine. The author likes the "Friday Night Lights" font because it resembles fonts used by American high schools and has an informal yet mature style that matches the magazine. Another font called "Colleged" has a faded effect that is unique and eye-catching. An edgy, patchwork font suits the style of music in the magazine. A final font called "Helvetica Children" has an inky, appealing look created by uneven shading that looks rebellious and apathetic, conveying the tone the author wants for the magazine.
Textual analysis 3
This magazine cover features an extreme close-up of an artist in a creamy white costume against a matching background, with bold black text and a red title in a slick font. The magazine contents page shows the different sections in a dull white color matching the cover and follows an indie magazine trend. A double page spread uses earthy colors and simple, cool costumes in low key lighting with band members staring deeply to reflect on themselves and draw the reader in.
technical deconstruction
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For the first magazine, the main image is of a female performer in a revealing pose intended to attract male readers. The fonts and layout are designed to appeal to a female audience. There are only four articles listed to entice readers to look inside.
The second magazine features Kanye West as the main image with a heart in his hand, possibly representing his openness about love. His direct eye contact aims to connect with fans.
The third magazine has Usher as the main image in sunglasses with a cool, urban style. His large image takes up most of the page to draw attention.
Overall the document examines
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Vibe magazine traditionally places the celebrity's name in bold behind their head to give them spotlight. For Drake, dark colors were used to emphasize his t-shirt and portray an "unstoppable" image. Kanye West looks sophisticated but his moody facial expression is covered by light colors. Eminem's magazine uses both light and dark colors to represent his serious and fun sides, and his tattoos, short hair and necklace give a threatening yet prisoner-like look.
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AS Media Task 1
This document summarizes the key design elements of a magazine cover and article pages featuring Rihanna and Lady Gaga. The magazine cover features a large image of Rihanna making eye contact with the viewer, with her name in larger text than the magazine masthead to indicate she is the primary focus. The contents page on Kanye West also prominently displays a large image over small text to emphasize him as the focus. A double page spread on Lady Gaga uses a black and white image taking up half the pages and a large red "L" spanning both pages to draw attention through contrasting colors and size. Common magazine elements like logos and headers are also discussed.
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The document discusses how a media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media. Specifically, it summarizes:
1) The magazine takes inspiration from indie and jazz magazines in its photos and aims to fuse the cocky individualism of indie with the class and sophistication of jazz.
2) The front cover uses conventions like a masthead but aims for a hand-drawn, rough style to break from other music magazines.
3) The contents page similarly follows real magazine conventions but uses a rustic, polaroid-style to distance itself from gossip magazines.
4) The double-page spread uses columns and interviews but breaks conventions with its color scheme and individually styled models.
Font
This document discusses several fonts that the author is considering for a music magazine. The author likes the "Friday Night Lights" font because it resembles fonts used by American high schools and has an informal yet mature style that matches the magazine. Another font called "Colleged" has a faded effect that is unique and eye-catching. An edgy, patchwork font suits the style of music in the magazine. A final font called "Helvetica Children" has an inky, appealing look created by uneven shading that looks rebellious and apathetic, conveying the tone the author wants for the magazine.
Textual analysis 3
This magazine cover features an extreme close-up of an artist in a creamy white costume against a matching background, with bold black text and a red title in a slick font. The magazine contents page shows the different sections in a dull white color matching the cover and follows an indie magazine trend. A double page spread uses earthy colors and simple, cool costumes in low key lighting with band members staring deeply to reflect on themselves and draw the reader in.
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Evaluation question 2
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This document summarizes and analyzes several issues of an indie music magazine. It discusses the style, layout, color schemes, and content of the different issues. The first issue has a straightforward style and scattered layout that reflects the indie genre. It focuses on indie rock artists. The second issue has a retro look with bold text and a contrasting masthead that engages readers. The contents pages show photos and sections in an informal, abstract way. Later issues have a more organized structure, likely to appeal to different demographics. Double page spreads feature intriguing photos and introductions of bands, with varying amounts of writing. Images portray typical indie styles of simple, dark clothing and serious band member poses.
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The inside article uses large columns so more text fits on the page, tricking readers into thinking there is more content. A large "J" takes up half a page linking to the artist Jay-Z. Half the page is a close-up photo of the artist to anchor attention. Red and black are used which reference the magazine's color and the artist's dark hip-hop music style.
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Textual analysis 1
The document analyzes features of magazine covers and contents pages. It discusses elements like mastheads, images, pull quotes, and language. For a magazine cover, it describes the large central image, red masthead, and pull line meant to entice readers. Magazine contents pages showcase artists through medium shots and use informal language for a younger demographic. A double page spread features a distressed image of David Bowie meant to emphasize the regretful tone of the article about a dark time in his life.
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3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
4:这个认证书并且可以归档倒地方
5:凡事获得留信网入网的信息将会逐步更新到个人身份内，将在公安局网内查询个人身份证信息后，同步读取人才网入库信息
6:个人职称评审加20分
7:个人信誉贷款加10分
8:在国家人才网主办的国家网络招聘大会中纳入资料，供国家高端企业选择人才
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校名:学校英文全称
授予学位：本部分将注明获得的具体学位名称。
毕业生姓名：这是最重要的信息之一，标志着该证书是由特定人员获得的。
颁发日期：这是毕业正式生效的时间，也代表着毕业生学业的结束。
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- 2. silhouettes in their designs are very common
- 3. friendships are also very common
- 4. as well as bridal silhouettes
- 5. also draws jokes for newspapers and magazines
- 6. most of his drawings are of women, but not all
- 7. Between his drawings there are many about boyfriends
- 8. his drawings are very colorful
- 9. He usually draws pictures of parties
- 10. He draws on some fashion magazines like Elle, Vogue ...
- 11. He usually draws about friendship
- 12. I nd u (i need you)
- 13.
- 14. Some silhouettes are more elaborate than others
- 15. He has spent several years working for magazines jokes
- 16. Fellowship ...
- 17. He is so funny…
- 18. He has done many promotions
- 19. He has immortalized the special moments with his drawings
- 20. The end