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This document outlines the drafting process for magazine covers and pages for a student magazine project. It describes 7 drafts of the front cover over several weeks, where the student experimented with layout, images, fonts and stylistic elements. It also describes 3 drafts of the contents page and 5 drafts of a double-page article spread. The goal was to develop a "bricolage" or DIY punk style for the magazine through playful experimentation with visual elements in each iterative draft.
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This document summarizes the drafting process for magazine covers and pages for a student magazine project. It describes 6 drafts of the front cover over several weeks, making changes such as moving elements, adding images and text. It also describes 3 drafts of the contents page and additions of images and text. Finally, it outlines the process for the double page spread, including experimenting with backgrounds before selecting a red background and adding the article, images, and other elements.
Magazine drafts and final edits
This document describes the drafting process for magazine covers and contents pages. It outlines 7 drafts of the front cover with changes like adding images, banners, and stylistic elements. It then describes 4 drafts of the contents page with additions like images and a message from the editor. Finally, it details 5 drafts of a double-page article spread, with changes to the background, layout, and inclusion of the article text and photos. The document shows the iterative process of magazine page design and formatting.
Magazine drafts and final edits
The document outlines the drafting process for magazine covers and contents pages for a punk magazine. It describes 8 drafts of the front cover with changes to layout, images, and design elements in each version. It also describes 6 drafts of the contents page where the author adds and rearranges content and images on the page. Finally, it summarizes 5 drafts of a double-page article spread where the background, images, text, and layout are refined in each iteration until the final version. The document shows the iterative design process involved in creating the magazine pages.
Magazine drafts and final edits
The document describes the drafting process for magazine covers and contents pages for a punk rock magazine. It outlines 8 drafts of the front cover with changes to layout, images, fonts and additional elements in each version. It also describes 6 drafts of the contents page and 5 drafts of a double page article spread. The final versions are refined with small layout and design adjustments.
Magazine drafts and final edits
The document describes the drafting process for magazine covers and contents pages for a punk magazine. It outlines 8 drafts of the front cover with changes to layout, images, and design elements in each version. It also describes 6 drafts of the contents page and 5 drafts of a double-page article spread. The final versions incorporate feedback to refine the design and achieve the intended bricolage punk style.
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JH G321 Draft and layout for all construction parts
The front cover plan describes having the masthead at the top behind the actor's head, with buzz words below promoting the magazine. The actor will take up 2/3 of the page with the background making up the rest. Cover lines will be on the left and possibly right sides. Events and ads will promote hip-hop at the bottom along with contact info. The barcode and price will be bottom right.
The contents page will have the logo and title at the top right with the actor as the background. The contents section will be on the right around the actor's body. Social media addresses for the magazine and actor will be at the bottom.
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Magazine drafts and final edits
This document describes the drafting process for magazine covers and contents pages. It outlines 7 drafts of the front cover with changes like adding images, banners, and stylistic elements. It then describes 4 drafts of the contents page with additions like images and a message from the editor. Finally, it details 5 drafts of a double-page article spread, with changes to the background, layout, and inclusion of the article text and photos. The document shows the iterative process of magazine page design and formatting.
Magazine drafts and final edits
The document outlines the drafting process for magazine covers and contents pages for a punk magazine. It describes 8 drafts of the front cover with changes to layout, images, and design elements in each version. It also describes 6 drafts of the contents page where the author adds and rearranges content and images on the page. Finally, it summarizes 5 drafts of a double-page article spread where the background, images, text, and layout are refined in each iteration until the final version. The document shows the iterative design process involved in creating the magazine pages.
Magazine drafts and final edits
The document describes the drafting process for magazine covers and contents pages for a punk rock magazine. It outlines 8 drafts of the front cover with changes to layout, images, fonts and additional elements in each version. It also describes 6 drafts of the contents page and 5 drafts of a double page article spread. The final versions are refined with small layout and design adjustments.
Magazine drafts and final edits
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3) A masthead with the magazine title "Roll and Rock" was added in eye-catching font to stand out from the page.
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Statement of intent
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Double page spread/article research
This document discusses several double page spreads from music magazines as examples and inspiration for the student's own article layout. It analyzes the layout, colors, images and text used in spreads from magazines like NME, Q and others. Key aspects noted are the large center images that spill over pages, bold headline text, use of columns, colors that add sophistication or align with the featured band's style, and inclusion of additional photos along the bottom. The student expresses a preference for styles that make the most of the page and have easy to read text surrounding engaging images.
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[2] The magazine's title is placed behind the model to look established. Additional text is added identifying the featured music artist.
[3] A bar code is placed at the bottom as is conventional. The model's hair is edited to improve visibility of the text.
[4] Additional text is added but needs to stand out more against the inverted background image used to link the cover and inside CD cover design.
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1) The designer created a green textured background by blurring and coloring a brick wall image.
2) An image of a figure was cut out and the scarf changed to purple for contrast against the green background.
3) A masthead with the magazine title "Roll and Rock" was added in eye-catching font to stand out from the page.
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The double page spread is about artist Lady Gaga. It uses large images and text to draw attention to key information. The main image shows Lady Gaga in a provocative pose that highlights her confidence and uniqueness. Additional details like small text and dark colors provide context about her artistic style and personality. The layout is unconventional compared to typical spreads, using visual elements to entice readers to learn more about Lady Gaga through the article.
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Q magazine uses a large red pull quote in the form of the letter "L" to emphasize Lady Gaga's name across a double page spread. They utilize significant white space around the spread to make the black and grey photograph and text stand out. Drop capitals are also used to liven up the dense copy and keep readers engaged. The magazine targets young males through revealing photographs and avoids taboo language.
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The document outlines the student's plans for designing their music magazine, including choices for the masthead font, cover images, cover lines, contents page layout, and double page spread. For the masthead, they are considering fonts like "Punks" and "Indie Hype". The main cover image will feature a person holding a guitar and tea cup. Cover lines will promote stories on new bands and bands on tour. The contents page will list sections and stories in a two-column layout. The double page spread will profile the band "Car Crash City" with a low-angle photo and interview text.
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The document discusses the layout, design elements, and content that will be included in the creator's magazine contents page. A two-column layout in InDesign will be used, with information and page numbers on one side and images and captions on the other. Images will relate to the hip-hop genre and appeal to the target audience of females. Stories will also link to the front page and genre, such as an agony aunt issue or artist interview. A simple color scheme of no more than three colors will be used to make the main image and font stand out.
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This document discusses different double page spreads from music magazines like NME and Q. It analyzes the layout, images, colors and text used in the spreads. The author likes aspects of different spreads such as images spilling over pages, simple color palettes, column text layout and photos that align with the genre and article topic. The author indicates they will take inspiration from these spreads in designing their own double page spread for an indie rock magazine article.
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This document discusses several double page spreads from music magazines like NME and Q. It analyzes the layout, images, colors and text used in the spreads. The author likes aspects of different spreads such as images spilling over pages, simple colors that look sophisticated, and minimal lighting making faces stand out. The author indicates they will take inspiration from these spreads in designing their own double page spread for an indie rock magazine article.
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This document discusses the design process for the cover of a magazine. It summarizes:
[1] An image of a model was chosen for the cover because she is positioned on the right side, allowing space for cover lines on the left.
[2] The magazine's title is placed behind the model to look established. Additional text is added identifying the featured music artist.
[3] A bar code is placed at the bottom as is conventional. The model's hair is edited to improve visibility of the text.
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This document analyzes the design elements of a contents page from a music magazine, including the image, font, text, links, representation, color, language, detail, and layout. The author considers whether to incorporate these various design features into their own music magazine contents page. They appreciate the modern sans serif font and column layout that wraps text around the image. However, they feel the image subject does not represent a specific genre. They also think there is too much text and the colors lack energy.
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This document describes the process of creating a double page magazine spread for a fictional singer named Amelia. Key details include:
- Choosing an image of a pink-lipped model to represent Amelia and wrapping text around her.
- Using consistent fonts and colors like pink to link the image and text and give it a cohesive style.
- Including design elements like a pull quote, drop cap, and page numbers to make it look like a professional magazine spread.
- Writing an article about Amelia that continues across the two pages and leaves space for additional elements.
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The document describes the process of selecting and designing images for the contents page of a magazine. Several photos were taken but many were rejected for being too dark, blurry, or the model wasn't ready. Some internet images were also used. Initially one page was planned but there was too much content, so it was spread across two pages similarly to Q Magazine. Backgrounds were removed from many images. The artist on the cover was featured larger on the contents page. Different shades of gray arrows linked to sections and a gradient effect replicated the cover. Fonts, text boxes, gradients, and a printscreen background were used to design and lay out the contents pages.
Production log continued
The document discusses setting up a double page magazine spread. It describes adding margins and columns, changing the color scheme to red and black for questions and answers, removing text to work on the background which included stretching an image to fill the whole spread and blending it in so text would be visible. It also covers adding the title using two fonts, tilting one for a fun urban effect and using a military font for "exclusive" to create a stamped important look.
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- 1. Magazine Drafts and Final Edits By Lily Saunders
- 2. First Draft Front Cover This is the first draft of my magazine front cover using the image of "Spike" with a transparent background, the background circles that I created on paint using the airbrush tool, the title that I found the font for and edited the outline and the shadows, and the banner with writing on at the top of the page. Date: November the 28th 2013.
- 3. Second Draft Front Cover In this draft, I moved the background circles from the center of the page to the bottom left corner of the page. This has the effect of seeming as though they are coming out of the circle around the Anarchy symbol. I will upload a post about the circles soon. Date: November the 28th 2013.
- 4. Third Draft Front Cover In this draft I have added in two polaroid frames and a barcode. I used the polaroid frames to add to the bricolage style that I am aiming for. In this draft I have only included the image of “Buffy”, however I will soon add in the image of Terminal Moraine. All magazines nowadays require a barcode, this contrasts against punk ideologies, as they were very anti establishment orientated. To overcome this I added in a tartan print. Date: November the 29th 2013
- 5. Fourth Draft Front Cover In this draft I have added a banner to the bottom to link intertextually with the image of “Spike”. I have stuck to the colour scheme of black and blue to do this as they stand out well against each other. Date: December the 1st 2013.
- 6. Fifth Draft Front Cover In this draft, I experimented using another polaroid frame and moving the barcode. Date: December the 1st 2013.
- 7. Sixth Draft Front Cover In this draft I have added the image of Terminal Moraine, added some banners in and also added a date, a website, a price and an issue number. I placed a torn out note page which I found on the internet, this gives the page more of a DIY effect, along with the boxes and polaroids that are all purposefully tilted on an angle. This links to the Bricolage style adopted by punks. Date: December the 3rd 2013.
- 8. Final Draft Front Cover I made a last minute change of changing the tartan print surrounding the barcode to a leopard print. This links to one of Banksy’s Barcode and Leopard graffiti, where the barcode is the cage that the leopard has escaped from. The barcode is representing consumerism, and the leopard is trapped by this. Punks also wore leopard print as I will explore in another blog post. Date: December the 8th 2013.
- 9. First Draft Contents Page This is the first draft of my contents page. I have the main image of “Buffy” on the left, advertising the competition. I have started adding in the titles for the contents page. Date: December the 5th 2013.
- 10. Second Draft Contents Page In this draft, I have included most of the contents, using the colour red for the number and black for the writing. Date: December the 7th 2013
- 11. Third Draft Contents Page In this draft I have included a an image of “Spike” below the contents, as well as a message from the editor and another competition. I have spread these other two images across the page so that there is a balance between the writing and the pictures. The bottom left picture is one that I took when I went to a gig in a pub. Date: December the 9th 2013.
- 12. Final Draft Contents Page In this draft I have made my final edit of adding the editor picture (of myself) doing the devil horns sign with my hands and snarling. Date: December the 10th.
- 13. First Draft Double Page Spread This is my first draft of my double page spread. I have explored using a galaxy print background as it links to modern day styles amongst youths, therefore widening the target audience. Date: December the 12th 2013.
- 14. Second Draft Double Page Spread In this draft, I have used an acid wash background. Date: December the 12th 2013.
- 15. Third Draft Double Page Spread In this draft, I have found the background that I will use. The colour red has been associated with danger, anger and love. All strong powerful feelings, because it has the effect of increasing your heart rate. I thought that this was appropriate for my double page. Date: December the 13th 2013.
- 16. Fourth Draft Double Page Spread In this draft, I have inserted the article, an interview between Zack and Dan, as well as included the page number, a title and a short summary of the article. I moved “Zack to the right hand page and put the writing on the left hand side. Date: December the 16th 2013.
- 17. Final Draft Double Page Spread In this draft, I changed the background to one that I made on photoshop using Radial blur tools and fire like colours. I also added in a photo of the interviewer “Danny Jacks” and slightly changed the layout. Date: December the 17th 2012.