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seb2The document compares and contrasts the magazine layouts of VIBE and KERRANG!. VIBE features a large main image that covers the entire front page, while KERRANG! uses a smaller main image occupying around 3/4 of the page. The document argues VIBE's large singular image is more effective at drawing reader attention. It also notes VIBE's masthead "VIBE" in bold red letters is more prominent than KERRANG!'s masthead, which blends in with the smaller images on the cover. The key elements of a magazine cover are identified as the masthead, main image, cover lines, skyline, and left third.
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For articles, the student's double page spread includes conventions like page numbers and quotes while Vibe's is missing them. However, Vibe uses a rhetorical question to grab attention.
The contents pages are similarly laid out but the student's includes an editorial and front cover snapshot while NME does not.
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This document outlines the layout and design elements of a magazine cover and contents page. The magazine cover includes the masthead, main image, cover lines, price, and skyline. The main image slightly overlaps the masthead to draw attention. Cover lines indicate the main stories. The skyline connotes the latest news. The contents page features a dominant photograph of the person in the double-page feature article. Below are smaller images of other people included. Along the side are article titles and page numbers. At the bottom are contact details.
front cover magazine analysis
This document analyzes the front covers of three magazines - NME, Rolling Stone, and Billboard. For each magazine cover, it describes elements like the masthead, headline, color scheme, use of photography, and positioning of text. It notes conventions like using red and white text that stands out from photos. It also comments on design choices that could inform the front cover of the student's own magazine, such as fitting text around a central photo subject or using direct gaze from the photo subject to create impact. Overall, the document examines magazine cover design techniques across different publications.
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The general layout of XXL magazine's contents page is simplistic yet effective, containing more information than competitors. It labels the contents page "the A-side" rather than just "contents," making it unique. The features column is on the left with a main image on the right, in this case of rappers 50 Cent and Soulja Boy. Symbols and formatting are used strategically to guide readers' eyes and emphasize important details for the target young, hip-hop audience.
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RWD magazine targets teenagers and young people interested in grime music. It features news, interviews, and charts on hip hop, R&B, UK garage, and grime. The magazine provided exposure for unsigned artists. The magazine cover has a simple design that implies it targets a niche audience familiar with grime artists. The masthead breaks conventions slightly by overlapping the title. This indicates the magazine is aimed at a specialized audience.
Magazine Annotation
The document discusses magazine cover design conventions. It explains that the masthead is typically positioned at the top to immediately draw the reader's eye. The main image, usually featuring a popular or famous person, is used to portray happiness and confidence. The cover line uses bold, large font to catch attention and indicate the main story focus. Additional fonts are average-sized. Consistent pink coloring provides branding recognition as the target audience is young girls. A circle shape implies an exclusive "sticker" and increases purchase interest.
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The document provides information about the typical layout and design elements of magazine covers. It analyzes the mastheads, cover images, headlines, and other design features of 12 different music magazines including Rolling Stone, Q Magazine, and Rock Sound Magazine. Key elements like the masthead, main image, headline, and barcode placement are described for each magazine cover analyzed in the document.
Exploring various layouts
The document explores the layout conventions of magazine front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads in Q, NME, and Kerrang magazines. Front covers generally feature a central masthead and main image with headlines placed around or below the image. Contents pages include a mix of images and text with section headers to guide readers. Double page spreads commonly use a large leading image that bleeds across both pages along with supporting text, pull quotes, and section headers at the bottom. Each magazine's layouts are analyzed and compared.
Codes and conventions of magazines
The document discusses some common codes and conventions used in magazine design. It describes features like the masthead, main cover image, sell lines, and target audience elements used on the front cover. It also summarizes typical elements of the contents page like additional images, summaries, subtitles and page numbers. Finally, it outlines layout aspects of double page spreads, including the use of large images, pull quotes, and social media links.
Contents page analysis
The contents page uses the same house style, font, and masthead as the rest of the magazine to provide familiarity and recognizability for the reader. A large central image is used to draw the eye in, with contents listed on either side in columns. Sections are made distinct through bold headings, and minimal descriptive text keeps the layout clean and easy to navigate.
Music magazine
1) The document analyzes the design elements of magazine covers featuring music artists Rihanna, Kanye West, Nicki Minaj, and Lady Gaga.
2) Key design elements discussed include the placement and styling of the masthead, headlines, images of the artists, and cover lines. Font sizes, colors, positioning on the page, and other typographic choices are described that aim to attract attention and highlight importance.
3) Techniques like using different fonts, sizes, colors, and positioning are described that allow different elements to stand out while maintaining a consistent overall design.
Q1
This document discusses a magazine created by Chloe King and how it compares to conventions of real magazines like Q, NME, and Kerrang!. The magazine aims to appeal to 16-25 year olds with photos of youthful artists. While adopting a modern style like NME, the masthead is designed similarly to Kerrang! but with a decayed font effect. Some conventions are challenged, like important plugs being distributed across the page rather than the left third. Overall, the magazine draws from real examples but also experiments with conventions.
Analysing music magazines tasks 1,2,3
The document analyzes magazine covers and layouts. It discusses conventions like placing the masthead prominently, using bright colors to attract attention, centering the main photo to draw the eye, and including cover lines and barcodes. Key details that stand out include the artist's eyes looking at the viewer, main stories in large font, and sections highlighted through formatting and positioning. The purpose is to entice readers through visuals and information about featured articles and artists.
Analysing music magazines tasks 1,2,3
The document analyzes magazine covers and layouts. It discusses conventions like placing the masthead prominently, using bright colors to attract attention, centering the main photo with the subject looking at the viewer. Contents pages typically list articles and use photos to highlight features. Cover lines promote headline stories. Barcodes and dates are usually included. Color schemes and prominent images are used to engage readers. Large text draws attention to key details like article titles and credits. Photos provide context about the stories.
Comparison of double page spreads and contents pages
This document compares the contents pages and double-page spreads of different music magazines including Kerrang, NME, Q, and Vibe. Some key points made are:
- Kerrang uses darker colors and imagery to appeal to rock fans while NME and Q use more minimalist designs aimed at older audiences.
- Magazines draw attention to featured artists through large images on contents pages and centered placement on double-page spreads.
- Color schemes emphasize important elements, with red often used to make titles and names stand out.
- Quotes, centered images, and depth of writing engage readers differently based on target age groups.
Vibe Magazine
The document discusses the layout and design of the magazine "Vibe". It notes that the magazine title "Vibe" appears consistently at the top of each issue. The cover shots show the featured artists in middle distance shots so viewers can see what they are wearing and their facial expressions. Text on the covers uses contrasting colors and large capital letters to stand out from the cover photos.
Contents analyse
This document discusses the design of a magazine contents page. It has a large main image in the primary optical area to attract readers. Secondary images and balanced layout with even distribution of images and text. The house style follows Kerrang magazine's conventions with a serif font masthead and subtitles in the same font. Design principles position the masthead, competition and main content strategically to guide the reader's eye across the page.
Codes and conventions of Regional Magazine Front Covers
The document analyzes the codes and conventions of magazine covers. It examines the covers of three magazines - Kent Life, Landscape, and Cornwall Today. Some common elements identified across magazine covers include placing the masthead in large white text at the top, using a striking central photograph, and adding overlays or taglines around the photo to promote articles. Location bars and award listings are also used to interest readers. Barcodes and prices are kept small and out of the way to not detract from the visual elements intended to attract buyers.
R&b magazine evaluation
This document summarizes how the student's R&B magazine product uses and develops conventions of real media magazines.
The student looked at two "Vibe" magazines as examples for their magazine layout and design. Key elements copied from the examples include placing the masthead at the top, including a sell line below the masthead, using diagonal text for the main story puff, and including a barcode with issue number and price.
Additional conventions developed include choosing three focal colors, using a 3/4 shot of the model, and incorporating the model's head shape into the masthead lettering. Overall, the student followed magazine design codes and positioned elements similarly to the example magazines.
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- 1. Masthead Main cover line Cover lines Lure Barcode Main image Skyline Left third KERRANG!
- 2. Masthead Main cover line Main image Cover lines Skyline Left third Lure Cover lines VIBE
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