Khadijas magazine double spread page analysis 2
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The document provides information on the typical layout and design elements of a magazine double page spread. It describes common features like the header, footer, article title, byline, drop cap, main image, standfirst, pull quotes, and body copy. It provides examples of how these elements are used to identify the topic of the article, credit authors, and guide the reader through the content in a visually appealing way that draws the eye to key information.
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The document analyzes magazine covers and their design elements. It discusses how the covers use vibrant colors and simple yet meaningful images to attract readers. Key elements like the masthead, cover lines, barcodes, and puffs are strategically designed to highlight information and entice readers to learn more about the magazine's content. Celebrities in the main images showcase fashion trends to draw in audiences. Overall, the covers aim to effectively promote the magazines and draw eyeballs through bold visual designs and teasing text.
Content page
This document summarizes key elements found on magazine pages, including article images to attract readers and represent the topic, headers and footers with publication details, contents pages listing articles, and puff pieces advertising products and services. Article pages contain the image, title, page number, and may include additional text to introduce the piece.
Double page spread conventions
The double page spread is used in magazines to advertise the main feature article through large colorful images and eye-catching design elements. It aims to attract readers' attention and sell the magazine by highlighting the key people, topics, and content of the article in an engaging visual layout that uses various typography, pull quotes, captions, and columns of text. The double page spread is designed to coordinate with the magazine's front cover in style and theme to provide continuity.
Magazine write up question 1
The document discusses how the author has used, developed, and challenged conventions in creating a music magazine.
For the cover, the author followed conventions from Rolling Stone magazine by molding text around the cover artist and including an "exclusive" banner.
For the contents page, the author was inspired by NME magazine and included section headings and images.
For the article, the author combined conventions from Kerrang and Rock Sound magazines, including a large pull quote and separated columns.
Some challenges to conventions included not having direct eye contact on the cover, including a thumbnail of the cover on the contents page, and placing text in non-traditional locations within the article.
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Codes and conventions of a magazine final presentation
The document outlines many common design elements and conventions seen on magazine covers and interior pages. These include a masthead or unique font used for the magazine title, a medium or close-up shot of the main feature on the cover, cover lines and sublines to attract readers, and barcode with issue details. Interior page elements discussed are drop caps, headlines, images, quotations, and stand first text to introduce articles. The contents page includes a main or multiple images and a list of features to preview the magazine's content.
Question 1
This document summarizes how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines.
The masthead, cover image, headline, and cover lines follow conventions by using attention-grabbing fonts and colors. However, the headline is not centered. The contents page uses a neat column layout and continues the theme's fonts and colors.
The article headline stands out against the text with a different color and font. A pull quote and body text in an easy-to-read font also follow conventions. While the article image is atypical by not matching the cover, additional images provide context and make the star seem accessible. Small details like an Instagram screenshot further develop realism.
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The document discusses conventions of magazine covers and contents pages and how the media product challenges or develops these conventions. It describes conventions for elements like mastheads, cover images, headlines, quotes, and photos. It notes how the cover develops conventions by having a typical cover image and masthead but challenges little. The contents page takes inspiration from other magazines but doesn't include some usual aspects. Billboard magazine is said to challenge conventions by having its masthead and images resemble a fashion magazine.
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Double page spread conventions
The double page spread is used in magazines to advertise the main feature article through large colorful images and eye-catching design elements. It aims to attract readers' attention and sell the magazine by highlighting the key people, topics, and content of the article in an engaging visual layout that uses various typography, pull quotes, captions, and columns of text. The double page spread is designed to coordinate with the magazine's front cover in style and theme to provide continuity.
Magazine write up question 1
The document discusses how the author has used, developed, and challenged conventions in creating a music magazine.
For the cover, the author followed conventions from Rolling Stone magazine by molding text around the cover artist and including an "exclusive" banner.
For the contents page, the author was inspired by NME magazine and included section headings and images.
For the article, the author combined conventions from Kerrang and Rock Sound magazines, including a large pull quote and separated columns.
Some challenges to conventions included not having direct eye contact on the cover, including a thumbnail of the cover on the contents page, and placing text in non-traditional locations within the article.
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The document outlines many common design elements and conventions seen on magazine covers and interior pages. These include a masthead or unique font used for the magazine title, a medium or close-up shot of the main feature on the cover, cover lines and sublines to attract readers, and barcode with issue details. Interior page elements discussed are drop caps, headlines, images, quotations, and stand first text to introduce articles. The contents page includes a main or multiple images and a list of features to preview the magazine's content.
Question 1
This document summarizes how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines.
The masthead, cover image, headline, and cover lines follow conventions by using attention-grabbing fonts and colors. However, the headline is not centered. The contents page uses a neat column layout and continues the theme's fonts and colors.
The article headline stands out against the text with a different color and font. A pull quote and body text in an easy-to-read font also follow conventions. While the article image is atypical by not matching the cover, additional images provide context and make the star seem accessible. Small details like an Instagram screenshot further develop realism.
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The document discusses conventions of magazine covers and contents pages and how the media product challenges or develops these conventions. It describes conventions for elements like mastheads, cover images, headlines, quotes, and photos. It notes how the cover develops conventions by having a typical cover image and masthead but challenges little. The contents page takes inspiration from other magazines but doesn't include some usual aspects. Billboard magazine is said to challenge conventions by having its masthead and images resemble a fashion magazine.
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The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines.
For the cover, conventions like the masthead, cover image, headline, cover lines, dateline and barcode are used. Some conventions are developed, like the splash images added and colors/layouts chosen.
For contents pages, conventions from magazines like Rock Sound are followed with colorful, busy layouts.
Few conventions are directly challenged to ensure sales, like not including the magazine name on contents pages. Internally, article conventions like graphics, pull quotes and columns are generally followed.
Magazine cover
Magazine covers use attention-grabbing elements like buzzwords, prominent mastheads, and eye-catching model images to attract readers. Contents pages list articles by category and use consistent branding with logos and house colors. Magazine spreads continue engaging readers within articles through central images, pull quotes, distinctive drop caps, and stand first paragraphs that provide context. These design elements maintain a magazine's visual identity and guide readers through the publication.
Presentation1
This document analyzes the conventions used in real music magazines and how the student's mock magazine both follows and challenges conventions.
It discusses how the magazine follows conventions such as using a masthead, front cover image, pull quote, and multi-column article layout. However, it also breaks conventions by using a distorted front cover image, multiple equal images on the contents page, and unconventionally numbered pages. The article page challenges conventions by using a rhetorical question as the title and a quote as the sub-heading. In summary, the magazine aims to be unpredictable while still utilizing standard magazine design elements.
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- The masthead at the top featuring the magazine's title in a unique font.
- The main cover page usually featuring a studio photograph and several cover lines framing the image to attract readers.
- Additional elements like a date/price bar, buzz words to promote featured articles, and puffs offering freebies.
- Interior pages including a content page summarizing the magazine's stories, drop capitals to guide readers, and bylines crediting article writers.
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- Pull quotes are used from the interview to attract readers and break up large blocks of text.
- A drop cap is used to guide the eye to the beginning of the article, and text is shaped around a central image for visual interest.
- Photo credits and magazine details are included for proper attribution and navigation.
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The document discusses various elements that make up a magazine page layout, including article images, headers and footers, article titles, descriptions, and puff pieces. Article images provide a visual representation of the article to pique reader interest. Headers contain identifying information like the date and page number while footers contain similar details. Article titles identify pieces and may hint at the content to intrigue readers. Descriptions under titles give a brief overview without fully revealing the article. Puff pieces are decorative advertisements used to promote products or services in an eye-catching manner.
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This document appears to be a magazine cover page layout that includes common magazine elements such as a masthead, cover image, tag line, barcode, cover lines, model credits, issue date, and footer. It also includes interior elements like a feature article header and content blocks that include pictures and descriptions.
Content page
This document summarizes key elements found on magazine pages, including article images to attract readers and represent the topic, headers and footers with publication details, contents pages listing articles, and puff pieces advertising products and services. Article pages contain the image, title, page number, and may include additional text to introduce the piece.
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For contents pages, conventions from magazines like Rock Sound are followed with colorful, busy layouts.
Few conventions are directly challenged to ensure sales, like not including the magazine name on contents pages. Internally, article conventions like graphics, pull quotes and columns are generally followed.
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It discusses how the magazine follows conventions such as using a masthead, front cover image, pull quote, and multi-column article layout. However, it also breaks conventions by using a distorted front cover image, multiple equal images on the contents page, and unconventionally numbered pages. The article page challenges conventions by using a rhetorical question as the title and a quote as the sub-heading. In summary, the magazine aims to be unpredictable while still utilizing standard magazine design elements.
Music magazine contents pages research
The document analyzes and summarizes characteristics of music magazine contents pages from publications like Q Magazine, NME, Mojo, and Rock Sound. Some common features identified include organized layouts split into sections, bold and colorful page numbers, headings and captions summarizing stories, and the use of images to illustrate content. The analyzed magazines generally featured simplistic designs with clearly organized text and elements like quotes, photos, and color schemes to attract readers' attention to the magazine's contents.
Q1finished
The document discusses conventions used in magazine covers and contents pages and how the media product challenges or develops these conventions. For the cover, conventions like the masthead, cover image, headline, and cover lines are used. Splashes and quotes are also included to draw the reader in. On the contents page, conventions like title placement, page numbers, and chronological listings are followed. However, some conventions like external ads and mixed photo styles are not included. Overall, the goal was to follow popular magazine conventions to increase sales rather than challenge norms.
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The document discusses various design elements and sections commonly found in magazines, including:
- The masthead at the top featuring the magazine's title in a unique font.
- The main cover page usually featuring a studio photograph and several cover lines framing the image to attract readers.
- Additional elements like a date/price bar, buzz words to promote featured articles, and puffs offering freebies.
- Interior pages including a content page summarizing the magazine's stories, drop capitals to guide readers, and bylines crediting article writers.
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The document analyzes the layout and design elements of content pages from different magazines. It discusses the mastheads, main images, article titles and descriptions, categories, and other standard components. The content pages summarized have bold mastheads and titles to draw the eye, different font sizes to emphasize key information, and main images to attract readers through appealing visuals related to the magazine topics. Color, font, and positioning choices are made strategically to guide readers through the content listings.
Codes and conventions of a double page spread
The document summarizes the typical codes and conventions used in magazine double page spreads. These include placing the main image on the left page, using a drop cap to indicate the start of an article, including a stand first to introduce the celebrity featured, and pulling a quote to entice readers. Text is typically arranged in columns and includes bylines, follows the magazine's house style and font schemes, prominently promotes the artist, and includes page numbers, banners, headings and subheadings to guide readers through the content.
Construction of the Double Page Spread
This document summarizes the layout and design choices made for an article in a music magazine. Key points include:
- The title is formatted similarly to the magazine cover for continuity.
- Pull quotes are used from the interview to attract readers and break up large blocks of text.
- A drop cap is used to guide the eye to the beginning of the article, and text is shaped around a central image for visual interest.
- Photo credits and magazine details are included for proper attribution and navigation.
Muskaan work inc media studies magazine cover page analysys vfuul done
The document analyzes the covers of three magazines - Vogue, Bon Appetit, and Filmfare.
1. For Vogue, the masthead stands out in bright orange against dull colors. The cover focuses on singer Adele with a close-up photo to highlight her fashion.
2. Bon Appetit uses a black and grey background to make pasta pop colorfully. A close-up photo of pasta aims to attract food lovers. Yellow puffs and varied cover line colors make the design appealing.
3. Filmfare's masthead is in bold white against blue. A photo of a model in classic pose features who is featured. Varied font sizes and colors in cover
Double page spread article analysis media task 4
The document compares and contrasts the layout and design elements of articles about the band My Chemical Romance from two different music magazines: NME and Kerrang. It analyzes the fonts, headlines, images, captions, pull quotes, columns and other stylistic choices used in both articles and how they are intended to attract readers' attention and guide them through the content. The key differences noted are that Kerrang uses a more complex layout with multiple small black and white images compared to NME's single large color photo, and Kerrang's structure leads the eyes around the page more while NME's is more linear.
Content and dps analysis
This document analyzes the design and layout of a music magazine contents page and double page spread (DPS). It identifies several conventions used, including main images, headlines, pull quotes, columns, page numbers, and facing pages. These conventions are meant to attract readers, guide them through articles, and provide key information in an accessible way. The conclusion notes that large spanning images, drop caps, columns, and educational information about artists should be repeated in the student's own magazine spread.
Reminders of Conventions
The document provides guidance on conventions for magazine design based on a lesson the author attended. It discusses front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads of magazines like Q and Kerrang. For the front cover, it emphasizes using a striking central image, clear masthead and tagline, background that enables the image to stand out, captions and pull-quotes to hook readers. For contents pages, it suggests using large page numbers, brand identity elements, anchoring images and headings of band names. For double page spreads, it advises using a central unifying color, simple layout with title and image, and informal Q&A interview style.
Kerrang cover deconstruction
The document summarizes the key elements of a magazine cover and their purposes. These include the masthead to brand the magazine, the dominant image to attract readers and advertise the main article, puffs that act as stickers to promote special editions, pugs that provide information on interior articles, sub-headings and images that support article descriptions, the main cover line advertising the primary focus, cover lines promoting other articles, and non-essential details like the issue number, barcode, date and straplines in brief, memorable text. Together, these elements are designed and positioned intentionally to attract readers and convey the magazine's content.
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The document discusses conventions used in magazine covers, contents pages, and articles. It provides examples of how the creator incorporated conventions such as including a cover image, masthead, artist index, and feature articles. It also discusses some ways conventions were challenged, such as using a black and white cover image rather than a colorful one, including a graphical background on the cover, and having multiple feature articles rather than just one.
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The document describes how the media product challenges and develops conventions of real magazines. It discusses the typical layout of magazine covers, contents pages, and double page spreads. For each part of the media product, it explains design choices made that follow magazine conventions, such as including a masthead, plug, barcode/price, and three substories on the cover. It also discusses some unconventional elements, like adding social media links to the contents page and including a skyline on the cover. Overall, the document shows an understanding of typical magazine formats and how the media product both replicates and innovates upon real magazine conventions in its design.
How does your media project represent particular social groups?
The document discusses how Nick Perkins' media project represents a particular social group. Specifically, it would represent "Emergent Service Workers," who are described as younger people who enjoy rock music, socializing with friends, and going to concerts. The document provides examples from Nick's magazine, including the front cover featuring an interview subject, contents page, and double page article spread, comparing design elements to other magazines to showcase how it represents its target demographic.
Contents Page Analysis
The document discusses the typical elements and conventions found on magazine contents pages, including titles, images, fonts, columns, page numbers, headings, and subscription information. It provides examples from contents pages of the Kerrang, Q, and NME magazines. The contents pages follow common magazine design principles like using different fonts and sizes to organize information and images with captions and page numbers to entice readers to specific articles.
Nme contents deconstruction
This document summarizes the key elements and design choices of a magazine contents page. The dominant image stands alone to draw attention to the main article. The title uses large red and white capitalized text against black to grab readers. The main body lists articles by category, briefly explaining them and including page numbers for easy navigation. Larger text is used for the main article description to highlight it, while smaller text references less important articles. An advertisement is placed at the bottom against a white background to be visible without interfering.
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This document appears to be a magazine cover page layout that includes common magazine elements such as a masthead, cover image, tag line, barcode, cover lines, model credits, issue date, and footer. It also includes interior elements like a feature article header and content blocks that include pictures and descriptions.
Content page
This document summarizes key elements found on magazine pages, including article images to attract readers and represent the topic, headers and footers with publication details, contents pages listing articles, and puff pieces advertising products and services. Article pages contain the image, title, page number, and may include additional text to introduce the piece.
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The codes and conventions of architecture magazine covers typically include a simple, bold masthead in light colors to draw attention to the main cover image. This main image usually depicts modern architecture and is complemented by a blue color palette and low-key lighting. The main cover line provides a brief introduction to the magazine's content through a description of the cover image and phrases like "back to basic" or "prefab now". Additional puff shapes contain eye-catching phrases to give readers a sneak peek at articles and attract their interest.
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Magazines are publications issued periodically containing essays, stories, poems and photographs on various topics. The first magazine, titled 'The Gentlemens Magazine', was published in Germany in 1663. In the mid-1800s, monthly magazines grew in popularity as they contained more information than local newspapers. Modern magazines are produced using advanced printing presses and contain a mix of entertaining and advertising content, with the latter helping fund the publication. Common types of magazines include consumer publications targeting specific interests, trade magazines for professional fields, and in-house magazines for companies and organizations.
Recce sheet
The location is the Bahria Mosque in Bahria Town Lahore. A car is needed for transport and permission has been granted by Khadija zulfiqar to film there on April 22, 2017. The mosque has electricity access but filming outdoors could be impacted by bad weather as it is near a main road.
Usp of my magazine3
My magazine Aurum will be Pakistan's first architectural magazine focusing on Mughal architecture in Pakistan. It will feature histories and images of Mughal monuments not widely covered in other magazines. Readers can subscribe for doorstep delivery or access complimentary restaurant vouchers and participate in photography competitions to be featured in issues. The magazine aims to make information on Pakistan's Mughal architectural heritage more accessible.
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This document appears to be a magazine cover and contents page. It includes standard magazine elements like a masthead, issue date, cover image and story teasers. The contents page lists several sections and articles, each with a headline, image and brief description.
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The proposed magazine will be called Aurum, meaning gold in Latin, and will focus on featuring Mughal architecture in Pakistan. It will be 9” x 10 13/16” in size, have 60-70 pages, and cost between 300-500 rupees due to the large size and emphasis on quality pages. The cover will feature a famous Mughal or modern architectural monument in Pakistan photographed using sunlight and a long shot angle to look rich and real. Most profits will come from advertisements but they will be limited to maintain a formal architectural style.
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The Bahria mosque was built in 2014 in Lahore, Pakistan. It is the third largest mosque in Pakistan and seventh largest in the world, able to accommodate 70,000 worshippers. Designed in the Islamic Mughal architecture style, it cost 4 billion rupees to construct. The mosque uses local brick, tiles, and wood along with imported materials like Italian marble and Turkish rugs to decorate both inside and out in accordance with Mughal architectural traditions of intricate carvings and designs.
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Codes and Conventions of Magazine
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Codes and conventions of a double page spread
The document outlines various codes and conventions used in magazine double page spreads. These include using a large main image of the artist to represent them and entice readers. Subsidiary images illustrate topics discussed in the article. Captions provide context for images. Articles typically use a drop cap, columns, and simple color schemes and typography to make the content easy to read.
Generic codes and conventions of a magazine
This document discusses conventions and codes used on magazine covers featuring films. It analyzes covers from Total Film, SciFiNow, and Empire magazines. Some common conventions described include placing the masthead as the largest text, varying text sizes according to prominence, and obscuring other elements to focus on the main character. Colors, fonts, and placement of film titles are also examined as codes that reference elements of the featured films and draw reader attention.
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The document outlines the codes and conventions for a double page spread magazine layout. It discusses the key elements which always include a bold heading, a main celebrity image related to the article, and the article text laid out in columns. Additional standard elements are a plain colored background, pull quotes from the article displayed prominently, and a larger drop-cap first letter to begin the text. The consistent structure and elements aim to clearly present the celebrity interview or feature story content.
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This document deconstructs the layout and design elements of a double page spread in a music magazine. Key elements include a large bold heading that grabs attention, a supporting subheading with the artist's name in bold, an interview article in columns, and a full-page background image of the artist performing to entice readers. Other standard elements are consistently formatted, such as the issue date, page number, and photo credits, to give the pages a neat and professional appearance. The layout, bold fonts, and exciting image work together to effectively promote the article and attract readers.
Generic Codes and Conventions of Magazines
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Generic Codes and Conventions of Magazines
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Generic codes and conventions of a magazine
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Double article
The document analyzes two double-page spreads from NME magazine. The first article is about Dizzee Rascal and how he went from being a graffiti artist to a famous rapper. Key elements highlighted include the headline, background image showing Dizzee painting graffiti, caption identifying the image as Dizzee, and four short columns of text. The second article is a profile of Lilly Allen presented as a casual, everyday girl. Her image in a plain shirt with necklace emphasizes this, as does the headline styled with magazine cuttings. Both articles have a laid-back, easy to read style in four short columns of text.
Codes and conventions of double page spread
This document discusses the key elements and conventions of a double page magazine spread. It notes that double page spreads usually feature a large central image of the celebrity or person being profiled. They also typically include an eye-catching quote to grab readers' attention. Additionally, the celebrity's name is prominently displayed to identify who the article is about. The text is usually organized into columns and includes elements like a stand first, headlines, and bylines. Color schemes are chosen to suit the magazine's target audience without distracting from the content.
Double page spread
1) The heading is the title of the article in bold, largest font on the page.
2) A stand first is an introductory paragraph in larger or bold type that summarizes the article.
3) The main image is always a celebrity that is the subject of the article, and is usually the only image, with lighting relating to the magazine's genre.
Double page spread
The document describes the typical codes and conventions used for a double page spread layout in a magazine. It includes a bold heading at the top that is the largest text, an introductory stand first paragraph in bold, a main celebrity image related to the article, multiple column layout for the text of the interview article, a plain solid colored background, pull quote from the article, and a larger drop-cap first letter of the article.
Form research
The document discusses the key elements that are typically included in magazine layouts and construction, such as cover pages, contents sections, articles, advertisements, lead stories, and confession pages. It also explains techniques for formatting photos using the rule of thirds and describes common magazine elements like bylines, captions, credits, headlines, and spreads. The source of this research information on magazine formatting and construction is not stated.
Research on music magazines
The document discusses magazine covers and layouts. It provides examples of different magazine covers, highlighting elements like the main image, cover lines, mastheads and other design features. It also examines double page spreads from magazine articles, noting elements such as prominent images, drop caps, pull quotes, and feature boxes. Finally, it looks at contents pages, pointing out design choices that make text and images easy to read and attract reader attention.
Research on music magazines
The document discusses magazine covers and layouts. It provides examples of different magazine covers, highlighting elements like the main image, cover lines, mastheads and other design features. It also examines double page spreads from magazine articles, noting elements such as prominent images, drop caps, pull quotes, and feature boxes. Finally, it looks at contents pages, pointing out how they showcase upcoming articles and use images, colors and text styles to engage readers.
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- 1. Magazine double spread page analysis
- 2. Header Footer Article Title Description/ standfirst By line Drop Cap Blurb Credits Main Image
- 3. Article Title The article title “Louis Avant Vuitton” is the name of the designer. The editor has kept the name of the designer as the title so that it attracts the reader . The article title is kept simple so that its easy to read. The background of the article is gray and the text is written in white to make it look more prominent and to catch the attention of the reader immediately.
- 4. Celebrity name and description It gives the reader a small sneak peek about the magazine double page article. By reading this description the reader will have an idea that this article is a biography of the founder of the brand. The celebrity name is written to attract the reader.
- 5. Header & footer • The header usually contains the name of the section. • And the footer has the website name ,the name of the magazine, issue number or the page number.
- 6. By line and blurb By line is the name of the editor who writes the article. It is written to give credits to the editor to inform the reader about who took the interview and etc. A blurb is a short promotional piece accompanying a creative work.it may be written by the author or publisher or quote praises from others.
- 7. Main article and Drop cap • Main article is the biography of the founder of the brand who tells us about her business and how it flourished. It is usually put for the brand fans so that they can read about theyre favourite designer and gain experience about how she worked hard to reach to the top. • The drop cap is the bold letter that is written in the beginning of the article to make it more prominent and so that the reader knows where the article is starting from.
- 8. Article title Pull quote description/ standfirst Header Footer By line Body copy Drop cap Main Image
- 9. Article title • In this article Ryan Gosling is the title of the double spread. Often the celebrity name or its pull quote is used to catch the audiences attention • The title is written it whit colour to make it more eye catching since there is a viberant colour background.
- 10. Main image The main image is of the celebrity who is being featured in the article. This image is put to catch attention of the fans of Ryan Gosling. The main image also indicates what the article is going to be about. This article image tells us that the celebrity might tell us about what he does in his free time.
- 11. Standfirst/description • The description has a smaller font than the title but it describes the article. This description gives a glimpse of the article. The description tells us that this article contains the celebritys interview.
- 12. Pull quote and by line • There is a pull quote next to the article, stated by the main celebrity, Ryan Gosling himself. It shows her hobbies and lets the reader indulge in her personal life. The font colour and style is kept simple so that it is easy for the reader to read.
- 13. Drop cap and Body copy Drop cap is the first letter of a paragraph that’s a much bigger size than the rest that follow. The letter formatting is such that the letter drops down to cover the few lines following the first one. The body copy is the main text part of an article or any printed matter (as distinct from the logo, headline , subheadings, and graphics)this body copy is an interview of a Canadian film stat Ryan Gosling.
- 15. Article title • The article title of this article is “ Audrey Hepburn” . This title is the name of the lady in the image which indicates that this article is a short biography of the model. It is the most prominent heading on the top of the article to inform the reader what the article is about. The font of the title is kept simple to make it easy to read and classy. The article tilte is written in dark colours so that it is more eye catching.
- 16. Main image The article is written about the lady in the image. It is put to attract the readers so that they get fascinated and read the article. In the image the model has done her make up to perfection. The black and white image indicates that this picture has been taken in the black and white times. Her fascial expressions are very bold and theyre trying to indicate that she is very strong.