Magazine cover 1 production process (lo4)
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The document summarizes the production process for the front cover of a magazine. It describes 4 steps: 1) Editing the background photo in Photoshop and choosing fonts from DaFont.com for the title and masthead. 2) Adding shapes for coverlines and continuing to search for fonts. Adjusting lighting levels. 3) Adding the main coverlines including an interview and focusing on style, beauty and high street fashion topics. 4) Adding drawn flowers for detail, removing extra shapes, and including a barcode for conventions.
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The student intended their magazine to challenge conventions by featuring a white female model on the cover stereotypically associated with black R&B singers. They conducted research that found black to be the most popular color choice for magazines. Throughout the magazine, they used purple and white text on a black background to maintain a consistent color theme. The layout and design elements, such as the placement of images, text formatting, and use of different font sizes, were inspired by and similar to the example 'Vibe' magazine pages.
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The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It uses a serif font for the coverlines to conform to 1950s conventions, while challenging modern magazines that use serif fonts consistently. The masthead challenges conventions by using two fonts and a photo overlay. For the contents page, it imitates Billboard's layout but challenges conventions by not overcrowding with photos and bold text. It develops the contents title further with a heart shape and gradient overlay. Images are resized across the top third of double pages to balance the layout and convey more context without a clear divide like photos or shapes typically used.
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This document summarizes how the media product uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It discusses design elements like the masthead, cover images, bar codes, and cover lines. It also covers layouts for the content page, with columns, images on the left, page numbers, and fonts. The double page spread layout includes a large cover image, headlines, and 3 column writing style. Images are typically bright, large, and from a variety of locations to appeal to different audiences. While some conventions are followed, the design also challenges conventions in places like thinner mastheads and fewer images per page.
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Both the student's magazine and the professional magazine follow several common conventions of magazine design:
They both include a masthead at the top, color schemes using 3 main colors, and images on the contents page to showcase aspects of the magazine.
The student's magazine challenges some conventions by including social media links on the contents page and targeting both male and female audiences rather than just females. It also uses bordered images and a combination of fonts for the masthead rather than a single word.
Overall, the student's magazine develops conventions of consistent branding and layout while also challenging conventions in some small ways related to audience, added elements, and design choices.
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This document analyzes the ways in which the media product challenges and develops conventions of real magazines. It discusses several typical magazine conventions that are included, such as the masthead, eyebrow, barcode, and contents page layout. Some conventions are challenged, such as not including a strapline on the masthead. The document also analyzes design elements used on the cover page, contents page, and article spread that develop conventions by making them unique to the magazine, while still drawing inspiration from the style of VIBE magazine. Overall, the media product incorporates many typical magazine conventions but puts its own spin on some elements to distinguish itself.
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This document summarizes how the media product uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It discusses using a bold masthead in black font, cover lines in black and grey around the main image to attract readers, and a main cover line tied to the main image. It also placed the barcode in the bottom right corner instead of the typical location. Inside, it uses subheadings on the contents page to organize content, photos relevant to listed content with page numbers, and regular vs featured content. The double-page article has a bold catching title in white font, a drop capital to signal the start of reading, and a positioning statement under the title to summarize the article.
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The document discusses the style sheet for a magazine targeted towards 16 to 25 year old girls. It outlines that pinks and purples will be used as the main colors. Two fonts, one bold and one for body text, are selected that are simple and easy to read. A feminine font is chosen for the masthead. Inspiration is drawn from example magazine covers, contents pages, and double page spreads. The proposed cover will feature a female artist image and use pull quotes and headlines. The contents page will showcase images. The double page spread will use a pull quote and split interview text by color.
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The document discusses conventions used in magazine cover design. It explains that the main image on the cover slightly overlaps the masthead to draw attention but not cover too much of it for a first issue. It also discusses placing the banner at the bottom instead of the top of the cover to make the masthead more prominent. Grid techniques like the rule of thirds are used to position the main image and models' eye lines. Larger, bolder text is used to make important lines stand out.
Number 1
The document discusses how the author's media product, a music magazine, uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. Specifically, it discusses how the magazine's masthead, title, photography style, costumes/props, models used, title font/color, written content, and portrayal of the music genre all conform to standard conventions for music magazines targeting a rap audience. The author intentionally uses stereotypes and tropes commonly seen in real rap magazines to make their fictional magazine feel authentic and appeal to readers.
6. production reflection(3)
The document describes the processes used to design a retro gaming magazine focused on Princess Peach. Key details include:
- Using color pickers and paint buckets to choose green and pink color schemes that are aesthetically pleasing.
- Selecting retro fonts from dafont.com like Montreal and Super Mario World to fit the retro theme.
- Adding elements like circles, images of Peach, and banners to attract the target female audience and match the magazine's style.
- Organizing columns and pages using rulers and adjusting shadows and formatting to make the magazine visually appealing and easy to read.
Uptown evaluation
- The magazine cover features Drake and uses conventions common to music magazines, including a large bold masthead, balanced cover lines, and Drake's image in the primary optical area using direct address.
- The contents page includes Polaroid images, varied fonts and colors, and separates articles from special features.
- A double page article spread features the title in the primary optical area, text positioned around the central image, and quotes drawing attention while maintaining organization.
Amelia evaluation
Amelia Hughes evaluated her media product and how it uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real magazines. She used bold text for the masthead to draw attention, added a banner and catching selling line. Her cover image challenges conventions by having the model look up. She utilized the left third to attract readers and included a buzzword. Headlines, pull quotes, columns, and colors were used to mimic real magazines. Overall, she learned how to make her product more professional by taking inspiration from real media and refining her layout, images, and planning.
Amelia evaluation
Amelia Hughes evaluated her media product and how it uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real magazines. She used bold text for the masthead to draw attention, added a banner and catching selling line. Her cover image challenges conventions by having the model look up. She utilized the left third to attract readers with the cover line. Pull quotes, columns, and colors were used to mimic real magazines. Overall, she learned how to make her product more professional by taking inspiration from real media and refining her skills in Photoshop.
My magazine
- The document discusses designing magazine covers for an autumn fashion magazine focused on college students.
- Techniques used include a masthead, cover lines, barcode, puffs, tagline, and following the one-third rule. Complimentary colors are also used.
- To improve, the author would include a main cover line, more puffs, and an issue number/date to indicate it is the latest issue. Proper use of techniques helps make the magazine aesthetically pleasing and attractive to the target audience.
Introduction
The document describes a magazine project focused on music and fashion genres. The magazine was created individually over 10 weeks using InDesign and Photoshop software. To attract female readers, the magazine uses a model on the cover wearing fashionable clothing and utilizes girlie fonts and colors throughout. The contents page highlights the main artists and events in the issue to entice readers. A feature interview article employs multiple images and quotes in different fonts to engage readers.
Evaluation updated version
The document discusses Mariya Ahmed's music magazine project for class. It describes in detail how she designed various elements like the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads to follow conventions of real music magazines while also experimenting with some new designs. She explains design choices for images, fonts, and layouts. The document also reflects on how her skills with software like Photoshop improved from her preliminary task to the final magazine, allowing her to better emulate industry standards.
Unplugged evaluation
- The document discusses Rebecca Charlton's music magazine "Unplugged" and how it uses and develops conventions from the style model magazine "Q Music".
- It analyzes the front cover, contents page, and double page spread layout and identifies conventions that were replicated from Q as well as some features that were developed.
- Visual and language features incorporated from research like photography, photoshopping, fonts, and colors are also discussed.
- Potential readers are identified as 16-25 year olds and how the magazine could appeal to people of all ethnicities, sexualities, classes, and genders.
- Finally, advertising the magazine through Q magazine is proposed since they have a
Evaluation 2
Emily Livesey evaluated her media product and how it used conventions from real magazines. She modeled aspects of her magazine's design after Billboard and NME, including using a medium shot of a female model on the cover to attract male readers. For research, she interviewed classmates and used Survey Monkey to determine her target genre. She shared the survey on social media and documented her process on Blogger using programs like Photoshop, PowerPoint, and Word.
Magazine evaluation
The document describes the process of creating a magazine called M&M. The creator took inspiration from the magazine NYLON and incorporated its styles and conventions into their own designs. Some similarities between M&M and NYLON include the use of bright colors, overall layout, and style of text blocks. The creator aimed to attract a teenage audience aged 17+ by including themes of independence and following dreams.
Evaluation
This document evaluates the media product of a magazine called "Juice" against conventions of real magazines. It summarizes the key design elements of the magazine, including the use of a one-word title in pink in the masthead, a model on the front cover engaging with the audience, additional images promoting products and celebrities, and professionally styled photography. The double-page spread uses an interview format with quotes, appropriate language for teenagers, and follows conventions for layout of text and images. Overall, the magazine draws from typical conventions of pop magazines in its design, content, and categories to engage its target audience.
Music magazine evaluation final
Haleema Ali has created a magazine cover and contents for a POP music magazine targeted at teenage girls aged 12-17. On the cover, she uses pink and green colors along with a bold masthead and the name of a POP artist in a unique font to attract attention. In the contents, she includes typical magazine elements like columns, page numbers, and images to link the sections and create a cohesive style across the pages. Haleema researched conventions of real magazines to develop an authentic product for her intended audience.
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- 1. Magazine Cover 1 Production Process (LO4) Olivia Lewis-Brown
- 2. Production of front cover Step 1 For my first edit I have used adobe photoshops brightness change tool to make the background lighter in order to make the models darker clothes stand out, this also hides any harsh background shadows and creates only slight shadows beneath the models feet. I have then used the font selection site DaFont to choose a title font and screenshot the finished outcome, using the crop and magic wand tool to cut the text down to size and get rid of any white background behind the text. This method I have used for my title as it is the most important text on the cover and I will not need to use the same front again so I saw no reason to download the font to my computer from the website. For the masthead font I used a vintage vogue retro style as this is a classic and elegant design often used in high fashion magazines such as vogue and vanity fair. Step 2 Next I began to add key shapes for my main cover line interview and splash competition ad. I then rendered the image, and continued adding shapes and searching text on DaFont.com as the sell lines will be the main attraction for this magazine. I altered lighting again as i feel the first was too bright so I brought it down from 8.5 to 7% which created slightly more shadow on the models face and made her skin pigment appear less washed out by harsh light.
- 3. Final Image Text and colour scheme For my text, especially my masthead I took inspiration from Vogue’s classic retro stylistics with a bold title in a bold contrasting colour to the background image. The colour scheme also uses bold colour choices, however the use of pink reinforces the stereotypical connotations of this being a female orientated magazine conveying my target audience to be female. The use of pink also helps to add colour and make main coverlines pop against the white contrasting background. Differentiating font styles chosen from DaFont.Com incorperates different styles giving the cover a diverse appeal, the use of fading such as in the coverline Shop Savvy re inforcing the reitteration of the topic covered in this article, the use of language repertition inspiring interest through a conventional magazine ad tactic. The paintbrush effect in the Shop Savvy font also breaks up the almost formal style of the magazine. The hand written style of other articles such as Simply gorgeous and Style Secrets, gives a personal touch to the overall style of the magazine Stylistics For the Stylistics of my magazine I wanted to keep it simple but effective, the use of black and pink helping to give the cover a high fashion look with relaxed personal touches such as handwritten fonts and paintbrush stroke style cover lines appealing to my target audience being the general public consumers. This style contrast was inspired by such magazines as Teen Vogue, Vogue and Look magazine. The contrasting grey colours of the models clothes keep with the overall style and magazine conventions have been kept to with the use of barcodes, splash ads and main cover line interviews with a featured star who appears on the cover.
- 4. Cover lines and final details Step 3 I then began to add my main cover lines, and my featured main cover line, the interview with Lauren, who offers a celebrity empathetic viewpoint for high street style choices. For these cover lines I have stuck to the main conventions of a fashion magazine featuring new style news,addressing buyers everydays problems with buying in store and including main beauty products in order to cover all beauty aspects of the fashion world, I have also made sure to include high street style so as to appeal to my main consumers being the everyday public, and their available price range on the high street. Step 4 For the final touches I then added my own drawn flowers using copy and paste from my downloaded images from my pendrive then using the crop and magic wand tool I cut the flowers down to the precised shape and re sized them to fit the cover. Then using the eraser tool I took away any outstanding shapes such as stems and white boxes encasing the images in order to make it appear as though the model is really holding and wearing the flowers. This technique is often used by high fashion magazines such as vogue and vanity fair in order to give their images a sense of delicacy and re establish the artistic references to fashion through photography. Flowers are also a powerful symbolic reference to beauty and can add valuable detail and femininity to any image. I then also added a barcode to stick with traditional conventions of a magazine covers essential selling elements.