Kerrang mag review
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The document provides reviews and opinions on several school magazines. It notes that some magazines have a formal layout but lack excitement and information that would appeal to younger audiences. Room for improvement is identified, such as using higher quality images and design elements that make the magazines more visually interesting while still providing content for school-aged readers. Overall, the magazines are judged to be too bland, boring, or grown-up for their intended school audiences.
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Evaluation question 7
The document summarizes what the author has learned from taking a preliminary magazine task and developing it into a full product. Some key lessons learned include:
- The importance of color choice, titles, and barcodes for professional magazine design.
- Double page spreads need varied writing styles, colors, and exciting photographs.
- Contents pages require a structured design with page numbers and section breaks.
- Developing a magazine fully is time-consuming and requires skills in layout, design, editing, and photography.
Task research media
The document provides feedback on the design and layout of school magazines. It critiques aspects like the use of random colors, unprofessional text, lack of clear school branding, poor image cropping and small page count. Positive comments include good blending of background images, clear logos and mastheads, and professional fonts and colors. Overall, the feedback suggests improvements are needed to text, labeling, organization and visual presentation to make the magazines more polished and representative of the schools.
Contents Page of School Magazine
This document discusses the creation of a contents page for a school magazine. It provides details on the design choices, including using a grunge font, lining photos directly down the page, and using different colors for text and page numbers. Two potential photos for the contents page showing an iPod and Facebook are presented. Feedback on an initial draft recommends straightening a photo and adding color. A second draft of the contents page is shown, addressing the feedback by adding a title and adjusting colors and fonts.
Purpose of a school magazine
The document discusses the purpose and key conventions of school magazines. A school magazine informs parents about recent events at the school and aims to impress parents to attract more students. It provides information about upcoming events and issues. Key conventions include a masthead with the school name and logo, photos of main events, and no barcode as school magazines are free. The magazine aims to engage readers with colorful designs and images related to the school.
7. evaluation (fmp) 1 (1)
The document summarizes the student's process of creating a magazine cover and contents page to promote an original winter-themed video game. In their research, the student found inspiration from existing winter/holiday magazine covers. Their planning process involved mind maps and layout designs. They created the cover and contents page in Photoshop but ran short on time and were unable to complete the planned article. Peer feedback praised the theme and colors but suggested adding more information and characters. The student agreed more could be done to make the contents page less empty and the name/design more focused on gaming.
Preliminary task
This document summarizes the process of creating a magazine cover and contents page for a school magazine as part of a preliminary task. The creator learned basic Photoshop skills like positioning images and text. They created rough drafts to plan layouts before opening Photoshop. For the cover, they added a masthead, school crest, photos, and brief descriptions of articles. The contents page listed articles and page numbers, with additional school-related images. Completing this task helped the creator learn important design principles like theme and using Photoshop to visually represent their target audience.
School magazine
The document describes a student's task to design a school magazine. The student was asked to research existing school magazines, evaluate them, and design their own front cover and contents page. This included considering the target audience, main titles, images, and taking their own photos. The student outlines their design for the mock school magazine "Priory Journal," including a photo of two students for the cover, stories on an upcoming business competition and school results, and consistent typography, color scheme and logo placement.
School magazine comparison
The document compares two magazines. The first magazine has a bold title font that stands out, a clear but irrelevant photo, and clear subheadings. It also contains interesting stories that would appeal to young audiences. There is little empty space. The second magazine has a horrible color, boring layout, a low-quality blurry photo, a boring heading without attention-grabbing elements, lacks specificity on its date, and has a small, boring title font that does not stand out.
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Evaluation question 7
The document summarizes what the author has learned from taking a preliminary magazine task and developing it into a full product. Some key lessons learned include:
- The importance of color choice, titles, and barcodes for professional magazine design.
- Double page spreads need varied writing styles, colors, and exciting photographs.
- Contents pages require a structured design with page numbers and section breaks.
- Developing a magazine fully is time-consuming and requires skills in layout, design, editing, and photography.
Task research media
The document provides feedback on the design and layout of school magazines. It critiques aspects like the use of random colors, unprofessional text, lack of clear school branding, poor image cropping and small page count. Positive comments include good blending of background images, clear logos and mastheads, and professional fonts and colors. Overall, the feedback suggests improvements are needed to text, labeling, organization and visual presentation to make the magazines more polished and representative of the schools.
Contents Page of School Magazine
This document discusses the creation of a contents page for a school magazine. It provides details on the design choices, including using a grunge font, lining photos directly down the page, and using different colors for text and page numbers. Two potential photos for the contents page showing an iPod and Facebook are presented. Feedback on an initial draft recommends straightening a photo and adding color. A second draft of the contents page is shown, addressing the feedback by adding a title and adjusting colors and fonts.
Purpose of a school magazine
The document discusses the purpose and key conventions of school magazines. A school magazine informs parents about recent events at the school and aims to impress parents to attract more students. It provides information about upcoming events and issues. Key conventions include a masthead with the school name and logo, photos of main events, and no barcode as school magazines are free. The magazine aims to engage readers with colorful designs and images related to the school.
7. evaluation (fmp) 1 (1)
The document summarizes the student's process of creating a magazine cover and contents page to promote an original winter-themed video game. In their research, the student found inspiration from existing winter/holiday magazine covers. Their planning process involved mind maps and layout designs. They created the cover and contents page in Photoshop but ran short on time and were unable to complete the planned article. Peer feedback praised the theme and colors but suggested adding more information and characters. The student agreed more could be done to make the contents page less empty and the name/design more focused on gaming.
Preliminary task
This document summarizes the process of creating a magazine cover and contents page for a school magazine as part of a preliminary task. The creator learned basic Photoshop skills like positioning images and text. They created rough drafts to plan layouts before opening Photoshop. For the cover, they added a masthead, school crest, photos, and brief descriptions of articles. The contents page listed articles and page numbers, with additional school-related images. Completing this task helped the creator learn important design principles like theme and using Photoshop to visually represent their target audience.
School magazine
The document describes a student's task to design a school magazine. The student was asked to research existing school magazines, evaluate them, and design their own front cover and contents page. This included considering the target audience, main titles, images, and taking their own photos. The student outlines their design for the mock school magazine "Priory Journal," including a photo of two students for the cover, stories on an upcoming business competition and school results, and consistent typography, color scheme and logo placement.
School magazine comparison
The document compares two magazines. The first magazine has a bold title font that stands out, a clear but irrelevant photo, and clear subheadings. It also contains interesting stories that would appeal to young audiences. There is little empty space. The second magazine has a horrible color, boring layout, a low-quality blurry photo, a boring heading without attention-grabbing elements, lacks specificity on its date, and has a small, boring title font that does not stand out.
school magazine
The document discusses revisions made to a student magazine prototype. The original design had issues like small or unreadable fonts, asymmetrical spacing between elements, and a stretched barcode. The revisions addressed these problems to make the design clearer, more striking and natural. The magazine aims to appeal to young readers without being patronizing, and features fashion photography, bold colors and styles to seem grown-up without formality.
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The document analyzes three different magazine products - a gaming magazine, travel magazine, and music magazine. Key insights from the analysis include using brighter colors and banners with competitions on the front cover. Nearly all magazines had a single large image spanning two pages to highlight an important person. Websites for the magazines were simple in design to effectively convey information. This research will inform the design of the author's own magazine, focusing on a simple yet appealing layout and use of large images to draw attention.
Generic conventions of a magazine
This document discusses magazine design conventions. It provides examples and analyses of real magazine covers and contents pages. Key points made include:
- Magazine covers typically feature prominent mastheads, images of celebrities, and use fonts and colors to attract readers.
- Contents pages use images, headings in larger font sizes, and paragraphs to organize different sections and make information easy to find.
- Important elements like titles are highlighted through bolding, larger text sizes, or high-contrast colors against backgrounds.
- The author creates their own mock school magazine cover and contents page based on conventions analyzed, using images and fonts to make sections clear and visually appealing.
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This document discusses a student's experience creating preliminary work and two music magazines as part of a course. For the preliminary work, the student tried out ideas and got familiar with software that could be useful. When creating the magazines, the student found it challenging not having all needed software and sticking to the timeline. The student improved at choosing fonts and colors, photography, layout, and including typical magazine elements in the second magazine. Overall, the experience helped the student develop technical skills in software like Photoshop and conventions of magazine design.
School magazine proposal form
The document is a proposal form for a school magazine front page created by Jordan.J.
The target audience is 16-18 year old students. The main image will be a medium shot of the model related to the main story.
The main story will be about the shocking split of the school band, with band member Jamal Jackson revealing details. Additional stories will include sports results and the selection of Head Boy and Girl.
The magazine title will be PMANOR in Gill Sans Ultra Bold red text on a black and white striped background to draw attention to the typography.
As media studies coursework preliminary task
Filip Stojcic will design a school magazine in three stages: pre-production, production, and post-production. In pre-production, he will conduct research on existing school magazine designs and conduct a market research survey. During production, he will hold a photo shoot and select images for the cover and content pages. In post-production, he will enhance the images digitally and design the cover and a content page based on his research. He will then evaluate the final outcomes.
Planning and research Isaac McKenzie
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This document provides instructions for students to create their own school magazine as a class project. Students must work in pairs to design the front cover and contents page. They must include an original cover photo of a student that they have manipulated, as well as a masthead and mock layout of the contents page. Additionally, each student must individually take and edit 4 photos demonstrating their photography and design skills. The project is due on October 23rd and should involve research on typical school magazine styles and target audiences.
Contents pages
This document provides commentary on the design styles of various magazine contents pages from different years:
- Older magazine contents pages from 2008 and 2005 utilize more basic layouts focused on functionality over design excitement, with large type highlighting key articles.
- Other examples employ techniques like cut-out cover images, colored boxes highlighting sections, and prominent photos to attract readers' attention to specific content.
- Striking imagery and clever typographic treatments are also analyzed, with assessments of how well various designs' aesthetics match the magazines' intended audiences.
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- Older issues from 2008 and 2005 used more utilitarian designs that focused on content over visual appeal, with basic layouts and large type highlighting main articles.
- Other examples used colorful graphics and photographs to attract readers' attention, with techniques like reversed type, pull quotes, and colored boxes to segment and highlight specific content.
- Striking dominant photographs and clever typographic elements were used in some pages to make the content appealing and easy to navigate visually through page numbers and arrows guiding readers.
- The styles analyzed range from retro designs emulating the 1970s to very clean modern layouts that maximize read
Contents pages
This document provides commentary on the design styles of various music magazine contents pages from different years:
- Older issues from 2008 and 2005 utilize more basic layouts that prioritize content over flashy design, with large type highlighting key articles.
- A 2002 issue has a retro look using red, black and white with a "scrapbook feel" that some find messy while others like.
- A striking cover photo dominates one page, with clever typography incorporating the magazine's name.
- Later issues in the 2000s feature bolder graphics and layouts that clearly signpost content using images, colors and typography to draw the reader in.
School magazine presentation (research & planning)
The document describes the process of creating a school magazine based on survey feedback. Key decisions that were made include:
- Choosing the name "Plumnews" as this was the most popular vote.
- Including sections on school news, trips, and a quiz as these were supported by student votes.
- Using the school colors in the design as many suggested this would make the magazine more suitable.
- Choosing layouts, fonts, and images that would attract and engage the audience based on survey responses. The final magazine was organized with a focus on readability and visual appeal.
School Magazine Planning Ideas
The document discusses plans for a school magazine covering the stresses of sixth form. The front cover story will focus on how to manage workload and deadlines to reduce stress. It will show a student surrounded by schoolwork, symbolizing feeling trapped. The headline "Stress Due: How to Overcome It" will be in a stamp-like font. The target audience is 16-18 year old college students seeking guidance on managing coursework, exams, universities, and revision.
School Magazine - Preliminary Task
Eliza Chapman-Smith has been tasked with creating the front and contents pages of a school magazine. She plans to use the school's colors of red, black, and white to create a simple yet modern design. Her goal is to have consistent branding to make the magazine look more professional. To ensure an authentic product, she will research other school magazines and conduct audience research to understand what readers expect to see.
Evaluation (5)
The document provides an evaluation of the author's production process for an FMP magazine. Strengths included good ideas from research and visuals. Weaknesses were time consumption and limited research. Improvements included adding more detail, keeping an open mind, and allowing more time. Planning strengths were building on ideas and understanding needs. Weaknesses included small font and lacking detail. Time management and completion went well. Technical qualities and aesthetic qualities were generally good but could be improved with more noticeable text and spacing. Audience appeal was successful but could have included more details and context about the game. Peer feedback suggested adding more specific text and context.
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School Magazine - Prelimary Task
The document describes a student's plans to create the front and contents pages of a school magazine. The student intends to use red, black, and white colors to create a simple yet modern design. They plan to conduct research on other school magazines and audience research to inform their design choices. The front page will feature a photo of two students in an art classroom as the main image with headlines and article descriptions. The contents page will list article titles and page numbers in a consistent layout with the magazine logo and a photo of the headteacher.
As Preliminary Task Evaluation
The document provides an analysis of a school magazine front cover design. It discusses the masthead title, use of a main image representing the main article on school uniforms, and coverlines intended to appeal to students and teachers. The layout and design remained consistent through drafts, with minor adjustments to positioning of coverlines. Strengths included being colorful, appealing and eye-catching, while future improvements could include more complexity, creative use of images. Overall the designer was pleased with the outcome for a first front cover.
Feedback and Evaluation of Cover
The student created a magazine cover about starting 6th form and received feedback from peers. The feedback suggested adding a selling line, making the heading bolder, and making the main cover line stand out more. Based on this, the student added a white selling line in the corner reading "Achieve everything you want here". To make the heading bolder, a black "GO" was added behind the pink one. The word "FRESH" was made larger to draw attention to the main cover line. These changes made the cover more realistic and appealing.
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The document describes a music video that alternates between scenes of an artist miming song lyrics and a storyline depicting a relationship between two characters. Shots include tracking shots, close-ups, two-shots, and long shots showing the artist miming lyrics or the characters interacting in the storyline without miming. The cuts between scenes show the progression of the storyline depicting the characters growing closer together then breaking up.
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The document analyzes three different magazine products - a gaming magazine, travel magazine, and music magazine. Key insights from the analysis include using brighter colors and banners with competitions on the front cover. Nearly all magazines had a single large image spanning two pages to highlight an important person. Websites for the magazines were simple in design to effectively convey information. This research will inform the design of the author's own magazine, focusing on a simple yet appealing layout and use of large images to draw attention.
Generic conventions of a magazine
This document discusses magazine design conventions. It provides examples and analyses of real magazine covers and contents pages. Key points made include:
- Magazine covers typically feature prominent mastheads, images of celebrities, and use fonts and colors to attract readers.
- Contents pages use images, headings in larger font sizes, and paragraphs to organize different sections and make information easy to find.
- Important elements like titles are highlighted through bolding, larger text sizes, or high-contrast colors against backgrounds.
- The author creates their own mock school magazine cover and contents page based on conventions analyzed, using images and fonts to make sections clear and visually appealing.
Student maga
This document discusses a student's experience creating preliminary work and two music magazines as part of a course. For the preliminary work, the student tried out ideas and got familiar with software that could be useful. When creating the magazines, the student found it challenging not having all needed software and sticking to the timeline. The student improved at choosing fonts and colors, photography, layout, and including typical magazine elements in the second magazine. Overall, the experience helped the student develop technical skills in software like Photoshop and conventions of magazine design.
School magazine proposal form
The document is a proposal form for a school magazine front page created by Jordan.J.
The target audience is 16-18 year old students. The main image will be a medium shot of the model related to the main story.
The main story will be about the shocking split of the school band, with band member Jamal Jackson revealing details. Additional stories will include sports results and the selection of Head Boy and Girl.
The magazine title will be PMANOR in Gill Sans Ultra Bold red text on a black and white striped background to draw attention to the typography.
As media studies coursework preliminary task
Filip Stojcic will design a school magazine in three stages: pre-production, production, and post-production. In pre-production, he will conduct research on existing school magazine designs and conduct a market research survey. During production, he will hold a photo shoot and select images for the cover and content pages. In post-production, he will enhance the images digitally and design the cover and a content page based on his research. He will then evaluate the final outcomes.
Planning and research Isaac McKenzie
This is my video created using powerpoint, analysing my mockups and final designs of my front cover and contents page.
Creating your own school magazine
This document provides instructions for students to create their own school magazine as a class project. Students must work in pairs to design the front cover and contents page. They must include an original cover photo of a student that they have manipulated, as well as a masthead and mock layout of the contents page. Additionally, each student must individually take and edit 4 photos demonstrating their photography and design skills. The project is due on October 23rd and should involve research on typical school magazine styles and target audiences.
Contents pages
This document provides commentary on the design styles of various magazine contents pages from different years:
- Older magazine contents pages from 2008 and 2005 utilize more basic layouts focused on functionality over design excitement, with large type highlighting key articles.
- Other examples employ techniques like cut-out cover images, colored boxes highlighting sections, and prominent photos to attract readers' attention to specific content.
- Striking imagery and clever typographic treatments are also analyzed, with assessments of how well various designs' aesthetics match the magazines' intended audiences.
Contents pages
This document provides commentary on the design styles of various music magazine contents pages from different years:
- Older issues from 2008 and 2005 used more utilitarian designs that focused on content over visual appeal, with basic layouts and large type highlighting main articles.
- Other examples used colorful graphics and photographs to attract readers' attention, with techniques like reversed type, pull quotes, and colored boxes to segment and highlight specific content.
- Striking dominant photographs and clever typographic elements were used in some pages to make the content appealing and easy to navigate visually through page numbers and arrows guiding readers.
- The styles analyzed range from retro designs emulating the 1970s to very clean modern layouts that maximize read
Contents pages
This document provides commentary on the design styles of various music magazine contents pages from different years:
- Older issues from 2008 and 2005 utilize more basic layouts that prioritize content over flashy design, with large type highlighting key articles.
- A 2002 issue has a retro look using red, black and white with a "scrapbook feel" that some find messy while others like.
- A striking cover photo dominates one page, with clever typography incorporating the magazine's name.
- Later issues in the 2000s feature bolder graphics and layouts that clearly signpost content using images, colors and typography to draw the reader in.
School magazine presentation (research & planning)
The document describes the process of creating a school magazine based on survey feedback. Key decisions that were made include:
- Choosing the name "Plumnews" as this was the most popular vote.
- Including sections on school news, trips, and a quiz as these were supported by student votes.
- Using the school colors in the design as many suggested this would make the magazine more suitable.
- Choosing layouts, fonts, and images that would attract and engage the audience based on survey responses. The final magazine was organized with a focus on readability and visual appeal.
School Magazine Planning Ideas
The document discusses plans for a school magazine covering the stresses of sixth form. The front cover story will focus on how to manage workload and deadlines to reduce stress. It will show a student surrounded by schoolwork, symbolizing feeling trapped. The headline "Stress Due: How to Overcome It" will be in a stamp-like font. The target audience is 16-18 year old college students seeking guidance on managing coursework, exams, universities, and revision.
School Magazine - Preliminary Task
Eliza Chapman-Smith has been tasked with creating the front and contents pages of a school magazine. She plans to use the school's colors of red, black, and white to create a simple yet modern design. Her goal is to have consistent branding to make the magazine look more professional. To ensure an authentic product, she will research other school magazines and conduct audience research to understand what readers expect to see.
Evaluation (5)
The document provides an evaluation of the author's production process for an FMP magazine. Strengths included good ideas from research and visuals. Weaknesses were time consumption and limited research. Improvements included adding more detail, keeping an open mind, and allowing more time. Planning strengths were building on ideas and understanding needs. Weaknesses included small font and lacking detail. Time management and completion went well. Technical qualities and aesthetic qualities were generally good but could be improved with more noticeable text and spacing. Audience appeal was successful but could have included more details and context about the game. Peer feedback suggested adding more specific text and context.
7. evaluation(3)
The document summarizes an evaluation of a production process for an FMP magazine. In the research section, the strengths identified are an attention-grabbing title and inclusion of a popular game character. Planning explored various cover and interior ideas, but lacked detail. Time management could have been improved to add more interesting interior elements. Peer feedback noted the clear front cover image but felt the interior had too much blank space. Overall, the evaluation indicates the cover layout was strong while more interior content could have improved the final product.
School Magazine - Prelimary Task
The document describes a student's plans to create the front and contents pages of a school magazine. The student intends to use red, black, and white colors to create a simple yet modern design. They plan to conduct research on other school magazines and audience research to inform their design choices. The front page will feature a photo of two students in an art classroom as the main image with headlines and article descriptions. The contents page will list article titles and page numbers in a consistent layout with the magazine logo and a photo of the headteacher.
As Preliminary Task Evaluation
The document provides an analysis of a school magazine front cover design. It discusses the masthead title, use of a main image representing the main article on school uniforms, and coverlines intended to appeal to students and teachers. The layout and design remained consistent through drafts, with minor adjustments to positioning of coverlines. Strengths included being colorful, appealing and eye-catching, while future improvements could include more complexity, creative use of images. Overall the designer was pleased with the outcome for a first front cover.
Feedback and Evaluation of Cover
The student created a magazine cover about starting 6th form and received feedback from peers. The feedback suggested adding a selling line, making the heading bolder, and making the main cover line stand out more. Based on this, the student added a white selling line in the corner reading "Achieve everything you want here". To make the heading bolder, a black "GO" was added behind the pink one. The word "FRESH" was made larger to draw attention to the main cover line. These changes made the cover more realistic and appealing.
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The document describes a music video that alternates between scenes of an artist miming song lyrics and a storyline depicting a relationship breaking up through a series of shots that increase in closeness. It cuts between long shots and close ups of the artist miming lyrics and shots of two characters interacting where there is no miming of lyrics. The shots show the characters looking at each other and pulling away, indicating the relationship is ending.
Kerrang mag review
The document provides reviews and opinions on several school magazines. It notes that some magazines have a formal layout but lack excitement and information that would appeal to younger audiences. Room for improvement is identified, such as using higher quality images and designs, including more content, and tailoring the magazines' themes and colors to be more engaging for school pupils. Overall, the magazines are found to have good structure but would benefit from being more vibrant, visually appealing publications for their target audiences.
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This student analyzed another student's low-graded magazine project to identify weaknesses to avoid. The analyzed magazine lacked consistency with colors, themes, and layout across pages. Specifically, the cover lacked contrasting colors that attracted attention and had no clear theme. The content page similarly lacked theme and had clashing colors that made text hard to read. The two-page spread was messy with text boxes placed randomly without columns and the background differed from other pages. Analyzing this poor work helped the student understand what to exclude from their own magazine, such as inconsistent colors and themes, crowded covers, and disorganized layouts.
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The document analyzes the front cover of a school magazine. It discusses that the target audience is likely the parents of students to inform them about achievements. The main image features a student's artwork and links to a story about art and design successes. However, the small text underneath is difficult to read against the background image. The text also provides little information about the magazine's contents. The masthead is large but 'the' is hidden amongst the photo, and the font has a slightly informal feel reflecting the less professional presentation overall.
Textual analysis of student work
The student analyzed a magazine created by another student. They liked the simple color scheme using black, red, and white. They also liked unique features like the anagram name relating to the genre and the subscription ad on the contents page. Some critiques were the small cover lines and robotic model pose. Overall, the student felt it was professionally designed and believable as a real magazine. They identified ideas they wanted to incorporate into their own magazine, such as the two-page contents spread and using quotes to break up text.
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The document summarizes the design elements of an indie music magazine. The masthead uses red to attract attention. The front cover features a close-up image of Amy looking at the camera in black makeup and hair to convey an indie theme. Sell lines are in red, white, and black to match. The contents page also uses this color scheme with bold subtitles and red page numbers. A double page spread features a full-page image of Mark smashing an instrument with caption text on the opposite page in a clean, simple layout.
Music magazine analysis
The document analyzes the contents page of a magazine. It notes that the page is set out professionally with the contents list on the right side and sections divided by theme. While images are included, they do not detract from the main focus on the contents. The color scheme and layout make the page easy to read. However, there is no title indicating it is the contents page, which could cause confusion.
Music Magazine Analysis
The document analyzes the contents pages of several music magazines. It discusses the layout, images, colors and target audiences presented on each contents page. Key details analyzed include the positioning of images and text, color schemes used, and clues about the implied target demographics based on stylistic choices. The level of professionalism of the layout and how effectively the main focus is kept on the contents listing is also considered for each magazine analyzed.
Music magazine analysation
The document analyzes the contents page of a magazine. It notes that the page is set out professionally with the contents list on the right side and sections divided by theme. While images are included, they do not detract from the main focus on the contents. The color scheme and layout create an attractive yet readable page that would appeal to the magazine's target audience.
Music magazine analysation
The document analyzes the contents pages of four different music magazines. It discusses the layout, colors, images and target audiences presented on each contents page. Key details analyzed include the positioning of images and text, color schemes used, and clues about the intended readership based on the stylistic choices. The level of professionalism in the layout and the clarity or busyness of the page design is also considered for each magazine contents page.
Focus group
The document summarizes feedback from a focus group of students aged 16-26 on mockups of magazine covers, contents pages, and articles for a music magazine called GOODMUSIC. The focus group provided positive feedback on the casual photo and simple design of the front cover but noted some spelling errors. They felt the contents page was clear but could be more visually appealing. Regarding the double-page spread, they liked the layout but felt it needed more photos and color to be exciting. Overall, the focus group felt the concepts were suitable for the target audience but could be improved by adding more visual elements.
Ancillary pres 2
This document contains 5 draft designs for a double-page spread and advertisement for a comic book magazine. The designs went through several iterations based on feedback and suggestions. The final draft of the double-page spread uses a simple orange and white color scheme with comics in the background. The final advertisement draft features a woman in front of obscured comics, with text in an orange box promoting a documentary series.
Presentation1
The document analyzes the front cover of a women's fashion and lifestyle magazine. It discusses the intended audience as women ages 21-45, and symbols used on the cover like gold and purple colors. It also examines the styling of the cover, including the masthead wrapped around the model's head and her hairstyle in two colors, possibly implying two topics discussed in the magazine. The text and fonts are also analyzed, noting the use of two colors to make the text stand out against the plain background.
Mixmag analysis
The document analyzes various design elements of magazine covers and pages from Mixmag magazine. It discusses how each element appeals to Mixmag's target audience of mainly upper-class males in their 20s interested in electronic music. Elements like the informal masthead font, contrasting colors that make key items stand out, whitespace that keeps the layout clean, and images of people partying are said to appeal to and engage this target demographic. Photos are prominently displayed and use lighting/poses that draw attention, while other details like date/price are kept small so as not to emphasize cost. Across covers and pages analyzed, a consistent black/white color scheme and simple, uncluttered layout with emphasis on main images is used.
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Kerrang mag review
- 1. Mast head or title not only identifying the name but sometimes the genre. The main story clearly identified, comments on the article. Added extras and side stories. Dark grey / blue with a light behind “Billy Joe” the lead singer of green day. Extra pullout feature. Themes and colours apply to a younger audience but 14 and upwards mainly as the colours and themes are flamboyant and vigorous. Ratings are displayed and issue number. Opinion: it is a well designed magazine and has good credentials but there is room for improvement e.g. could use a better layout. Pug. Magazine comparison review.
- 2. Masthead much more formal than the kerrang magazine and abetter layout. Very little editing and a full page spread of the picture. Subheadings at the bottom of the page to show that the picture is the point of interest. Name of the place magazine originates from, in my opinion there is no need if it is only issued within the school. Information at the bottom but there could be more detail. Compared to kerrang it has a lack of information. The themes and colours point to an all-round audience but should mainly be aimed at a younger audience. It is a bit bland and boring, it should be more exciting and upbeat. Opinion: it is very formal and has a good layout but it is a bit boring and is too grown up to be handed out around a school. Needs more information.
- 3. Contents page comparison evaluation. Masthead is in a formal text and is hard to read due to the dark text. Not enough pages, there should be at least 25 pages t a magazine. The picture is faded and a poor quality, it feels as if it was made to price not for peoples enjoyment. Opinion: its well laid out but the colours used are poor and the imagery is and low quality. The layout of the page is rough.
- 4. Title is a question which draws you in to read the magazine. A dull layout and no images but a lot of detail, very grown. School logo low quality image not computer generated, a photo instead. Opinion: well laid out but a bit bland and a scruffy photo not a computer generated image which would have worked better. It maybe interesting to older crowd but not to school pupils. Single colours make the page look bland and uninteresting to look at. Slogan.