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The magazine cover uses bold colors and fonts to attract its target audience. It features a medium shot of Arctic Monkeys frontman Alex Turner, representing the magazine's rock/indie style. Bold red lettering is used consistently throughout the cover. The lighting highlights Turner's face and contrasts with his black shirt and vinyl record. Cover lines use different fonts and colors to create dimension. A maximum of four colors are used to relate to the central image and maintain the magazine's house style. The layout follows the Gutenberg design principle of filling space to appear full without overcrowding.
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The magazine cover features a close-up image of Florence Welch with vibrant red hair against pale skin filling the entire cover. Her name is prominently displayed in bold black letters in the bottom left corner. White text is used for the cover lines and titles, standing out against the red hair and gaining attention. The harsh contrast between the limited black, white, and red colors used throughout creates a simple yet eye-catching design that follows the house style of the magazine.
Magazine cover analysis_worksheet (muse)
This document analyzes and summarizes the design elements of a magazine cover featuring the band Muse. It discusses the masthead, main image, band name credit, cover lines, main cover line, colors, typefaces, photography lighting, design principles used, and house style. The analysis finds that the design uses bold colors and fonts to make key elements like the band name and cover lines stand out. Photography employs lighting techniques to make the front man appear dominant. Overall design principles and house style elements are consistently applied to attract the target indie rock audience.
Magazine cover analysis_worksheet (muse)
This document analyzes the design elements of a magazine cover featuring the band Muse. It discusses the masthead, main image of the band members, prominent display of the band name, unconventional placement of coverlines, connection of the main coverline to the space theme in the background, use of three contrasting colors, simple and readable typefaces with the band name standing out, use of high and low key lighting to create contrast and dimensionality, application of Guttenberg design principles to make optimal use of space, and consistency of house style elements like colors, logo placement, and barcode location across NME magazine covers.
Textual Analysis
- NME (New Musical Express) is a UK-based music magazine first published in 1952 that became associated with punk rock in the 1970s and indie music more recently.
- The magazine started as a newspaper and transitioned to its current format in the 1980s. Circulation has declined in recent years to under 30,000 weekly.
- The magazine employs a consistent color scheme of red, black, and white in its masthead and advertisements to create a recognizable style. Images and text are arranged to emphasize important artists and stories.
Magazine cover analysis_worksheet 2
The document analyzes the design elements of a magazine cover featuring Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine. It uses a close-up image of her with red hair framing her face against a white background. The masthead is in bold white sans-serif font that stands out. The color scheme is black, white, and the red hair, keeping it sophisticated. Serif and sans-serif fonts are used equally for the typefaces. High key lighting makes Florence's features stand out. Her name is in large bold capital letters. Cover lines are used sparingly to avoid overcomplicating the cover. The overall house style is extremely simple and contemporary, focusing on the image.
My magazine research
The document analyzes and summarizes aspects of music magazine covers and content pages, including their color schemes, photography, writing styles, text-to-picture ratios, and fonts. Key aspects noted include the use of dark colors and photos on rock magazine covers to appeal to their target audiences, the inclusion of quotes and names to inform readers concisely, and variations in these design elements between covers meant to attract attention and interior pages meant for overview.
My magazine research
The document analyzes the design elements of music magazines NME and Rock Sound, including their covers, content pages, and double-page spreads. It discusses the color schemes, photography, writing styles, text-to-picture ratios, and fonts used and how they target younger audiences interested in rock, punk, and indie music genres. Key details like quotes, names of bands and albums, and live photos are used to engage readers in the 17-30 age range. Darker colors and edgier styles on Rock Sound differentiate it slightly from NME but they aim to attract similar demographics.
Music magazine analysis
The document analyzes the design elements of several music magazine covers. It finds that:
1) Headlines, mastheads, and coverlines use bold fonts, sizing, and colors like red to stand out against monochrome backgrounds and draw the eye.
2) Placement of elements follows a logical eye flow pattern to maximize visibility.
3) Images, alliteration, and familiar artist names make content more memorable and appealing to potential buyers.
4) Consistent colors and styles across issues give magazines a recognizable identity.
Evaluation 1- In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge ...
The document analyzes how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real magazines. It summarizes how the magazine's title, layout, images, and representation of artists both follow typical magazine conventions as well as introduce unique and original elements. Specifically, it discusses using a neon-inspired masthead font, varied page layouts and fonts, stylistic photo shoots of the artist to reflect the electro-pop genre, close-up shot compositions, and an untraditional article format. The color scheme is also analyzed as drawing from other magazines while putting a fresh spin through selective use of bright colors.
Researching and analysing magazines
The document analyzes and compares the front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads of three music magazines: Kerrang!, NME, and Rock Sound. It examines the layout, house style, use of images, writing and other design elements for each magazine. Overall, Kerrang! uses bold colors and designs that represent rock music. NME has a simpler, newspaper-inspired style. Rock Sound has a basic design that establishes itself through consistent fonts and colors associated with rock.
Researching and analysing magazines
The document provides an analysis of the layout, design elements, and stylistic choices in sample issues of the magazines Kerrang! and NME. For Kerrang!, key elements highlighted include the bold masthead, sell lines featuring quotes, and double page spreads cramming pictures over words. NME's design is described as resembling a newspaper with dull colors and randomly placed pictures. Both magazines utilize consistent house styles and subscription information on the contents pages to appeal to readers.
Magazine cover analysis - Plan B
The document summarizes the design elements of a magazine cover, including:
1. The masthead title "Q" is featured prominently in red in the primary optical area to catch readers' eyes.
2. The main image takes up most of the cover space with the model's face in the primary optical area.
3. The model credit is in red in the strong follow area so readers will see it after the masthead.
4. Cover lines are in red and black fonts for contrast and catch attention with important words in larger font.
NME analysis
The document summarizes the design elements of the cover and contents page of the NME (New Musical Express) magazine. Key elements include the prominent masthead in bold red font, artist names and images to attract fans, and an informal tone to entertain readers. Color schemes of red, black, and white create a simple yet memorable style throughout. Layout follows conventions like the rule of thirds to emphasize important elements and engage audiences with the music genre content.
My magazine research
The document provides an analysis of the design elements used in music magazines NME and Rock Sound, including their covers and internal content pages. Key elements discussed include color schemes, photography, writing styles, use of fonts, and ratios of text to images. Across both magazines, dark colors and gritty photography aim to appeal to their target audiences of teenage to young adult music fans, especially those interested in genres like rock, punk, and goth. Short, informal writing keeps the content engaging for readers.
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The digipack depicts Beyoncé standing on a rooftop overlooking a dull cityscape, dressed in a purple coat against the plain background. This positions her as powerful, looking down on the industrial area below. The worn floor contrasts with her wealthy appearance. Beyoncé uses sex appeal and golden skin tones contrasting with the suburban setting to sell her music. She stands centrally, representing her iconic status as a symbol of female empowerment. Formal sans serif font and high key lighting highlight her face, portraying her as special. The narrative shows Beyoncé looking over her possible roots to portray her conquering the world with music through her powerful, majestic pose.
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The digipack features Beyoncé standing on a rooftop overlooking a dull cityscape, making her seem powerful. Her purple coat contrasts with the surroundings and signifies wealth. She stands in the center of the cover iconic of the genre, portraying herself as a powerful female figure looking down on the city as if to conquer the world with her music.
Rihanna
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2. Setting - The rooftop setting implies wealth and power, while the rose bush implies love and emotion.
3. Iconography - Roses and a wedding dress imply romance, while colors like red imply love and wealth.
4. Technical Codes - The font and capital letters imply informality and volume. Shadowing makes Rihanna seem mysterious.
5. Narrative Events - Rihanna's pose implies disappointment in love
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Magazine cover analysis_worksheet (alex turner)
- 1. Salford City College Eccles Centre AS Media Studies Foundation Portfolio MastheadLarge bold font, block capitals.Red Comment on how the design of the magazine cover attracts the target audience: lettering which keeps the colour theme throughout the cover. Bold capitals are aggressive and stand out making the magazine immediately known. ColourUsed the same red as found on Alex’s shirt print and the vinyl which Alex is holding, as well as a bold black colour. Alongside the red, a white has been used which stands out when next to the other bolder colours. Pale blue harmoniously works with the white while the red is more suited to the black. Main imageMedium shot of Alex Turner (Lead singer of Arctic Monkeys). High key lighting on face and visible skin. Represents rock/indie style – hairstyle (rough and verging messy), 70s vinyl, dress sense. TypefacesBold font used throughout, as well as the recurring use of italics. Bold font enables the magazine to capture the attention of viewers immediately due to the extent of aggressiveness. Model creditArctic Monkeys in a red bold capital Photography LightingHigh key lighting used on font. The red used is the same red which is used in both the vinyl and the floral design on Alex’s shirt. Bold capital font stands out especially when placed next to the pale colours used for the cover lines. Alex Turners face which lightens the skin tone and with that the entire magazine layout is given a lighter/brighter layout (as proven by the use of colours) The light skin tone contrasts with the surrounding black of both the shirt and the vinyl. The plain background of the image allows all attention to be drawn to the model in the image, which in this case is stood with his arms folded whilst holding a vinyl. This pose denotes gender representation as strong and therefore the male representation is that, similar to Alex in this image, males who listen to this genre of music will become strong and confident. CoverlinesItalic font used and every pale blue phrase is in a bolder font that the white text. The use of different font types creates a dimensional effect for the magazine. The more well known artists are shown in bold font. Right hand side has a change in font for ‘plus’ as well as a change in colour when compared to the cover lines on the left hand side. Design Principles Used?Guttenberg design Main cover lineRed and white font used against each other creates a contrast which catches the eye of the viewer of the magazine immediately. The change in font for ‘the record that changed my life’ makes the phrase stand out and this phrase also directly links with the record/vinyl in Alex’s hand. The main coverline has taken up around a quarter of the entire magazine face. Quote from the main interview which gives the reader an idea of what the interview will entail. House StyleMaximum of 4 colours used: red, pale blue, white, black and these colours are all found within the image (apart from the blue) and therefore relate to the main image. The NME logo is in the same place as it is usually found in all of the NME magazines and this therefore shows that the house style is constantly used within every magazine. principle has been used. This is an effective design as it makes sure the primary optical area, weak fallow field and the terminal area are all filled with either text or images. This makes the magazine look full and busy, but not too busy to look over crowded. This corresponds with the ‘indie-rock’ and ‘vintage’ theme that Alex Turner creates in the image.