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The document discusses various inspirations the author found from existing magazines for designing their own music magazine. They were inspired by: 1) The vertical title layout of "Dazed & Confused" magazine. 2) The border used in "Loud and Quiet" magazine that makes the cover look professional while minimizing the intensity of the cover photo. 3) The square dimensions of "Juxtapoz" magazine, choosing those over the rectangular size of "Dazed & Confused". 4) The pattern in i-D magazine of cover stars having one eye closed or hidden. 5) The visual style and pleasant reading experience of DIY music magazine for the contents page.
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The document discusses various sources of inspiration for designing a music magazine. It describes taking inspiration from the titles and layouts of magazines like "Dazed and Confused" and "Loud and Quiet." Specific elements that were inspired include the use of borders, dimensions that are closer to square than rectangle, and cover styles that feature one eye closed. Contents pages and double page spreads from magazines like DIY and Under the Radar were also analyzed for visual elements and organization. The document considers different design options and chooses aspects that will work best for the intended magazine.
Magazine Inspiration
The document discusses various sources of inspiration for magazine design elements, including:
- Using the vertical title layout of "Dazed & Confused" magazine.
- Mimicking the font width and border style of "Loud and Quiet" for a professional look.
- Choosing a square format similar to "Juxtapoz" for better cover photo presentation.
- Drawing inspiration from "i-D" magazine's pattern of covering one eye of models.
- Creating mock contents pages inspired by the styles of "DIY," "Under the Radar," and "Loud and Quiet."
- Incorporating the use of color rays over photos, seen in "DIY," for double
Magazine Inspiration
The document discusses magazine design inspiration that the author found from existing magazines. It describes specific elements that were mimicked from magazines like "Dazed & Confused", "Loud and Quiet", "Juxtapoz", and "i-D". This includes the title layout, borders, dimensions, cover stars with one eye closed, contents pages, and double page spreads. Mock-ups were created applying these inspirations. The author realized the "Juxtapoz" dimensions and a square format worked best, and they aim to incorporate consistent colors and visual elements throughout the magazine.
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The document discusses magazine design inspiration that the author found from existing magazines. It describes specific elements that were mimicked from magazines like "Dazed & Confused", "Loud and Quiet", "Juxtapoz", and "i-D". This includes the title layout, borders, dimensions, cover stars with one eye closed, contents pages, and double page spreads. Mock-ups were created applying these inspirations. The author realized the "Juxtapoz" dimensions and a square format worked best, and they aim to incorporate consistent colors and visual elements throughout the magazine.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the evaluation of a magazine front cover design project. The student looked at magazines like CLASH and Notion as style models, using various features from each to develop their own style. They replicated elements like the number of artists featured from Notion to allow similar shot distances and layout. Key features borrowed include centering the masthead above other elements, situating storylines at the bottom in small font, and using a subheading underneath the title. The student also chose a CLASH cover with a similar background and strategically placed the featured artist image in the center for maximum coverage.
Media evaluation
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The document discusses various sources of inspiration for magazine design elements, including:
- Using the vertical title layout of "Dazed & Confused" magazine.
- Mimicking the font width and border style of "Loud and Quiet" for a professional look.
- Choosing a square format similar to "Juxtapoz" for better cover photo presentation.
- Drawing inspiration from "i-D" magazine's pattern of covering one eye of models.
- Creating mock contents pages inspired by the styles of "DIY," "Under the Radar," and "Loud and Quiet."
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This document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, both uses conventions of real magazines as well as challenges some conventions.
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The document discusses the ways in which the media product uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real magazines.
It summarizes that the masthead, cover image, cover lines, headline, selling line, and features pages generally follow conventions through use of bold fonts, sizing, positioning, and content.
Some conventions were developed from magazines like NME, particularly through graphic elements.
Some conventions were potentially challenged through only using one large cover image rather than multiple, and through the shape of the headline graphic.
Overall, most of the magazine follows conventions, but some conventions were challenged when wanting to show a particular style.
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- Additional design elements like rectangles, text, masthead, and images were added. A color theme and quote were incorporated. Layout and design elements were copied from magazines like NME.
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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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This document discusses the forms and conventions used in magazine design. It provides examples of common magazine elements like the cover layout, masthead, cover lines, and content page. It then describes how the student applied these conventions in their mock magazine design. Photos from a mock photo shoot are presented along with explanations of design choices for the cover, content page, article page, and use of images, fonts, and colors. The student aimed to follow conventions to make their magazine look realistic while also drawing some inspiration from existing magazines.
Evaluation Question 1
The document provides details on the creation of a magazine cover, contents page, and double page article spread for an assignment. For the cover, the student used a similar existing cover as a model, choosing a mid-shot photo and including cover lines, artist name, and other typical elements. The contents page includes a masthead, band index, photos linking to stories, and colors matching the cover. The double page spread features a title in red, columns of text in different fonts for questions and answers, a highlighted quote in a red block, and photos bordering the pages.
Magazine evaluation
The document discusses the process of creating a magazine cover that conforms to conventions based on research of existing magazines. Key points:
- The creator analyzed various magazines to understand common conventions like mastheads, central images, cover lines, headlines, plugs, and use of color.
- Feedback was gathered on early designs and incorporated, such as moving cover lines from over the central image to the sides.
- The final magazine cover includes all researched conventions like the masthead, central image, cover lines, headlines, plugs, and follows conventions on layout and use of color. The cover aims to look professional by conforming to existing magazine standards.
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Q1 In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and c...
The document provides information on the forms and conventions used in magazine design. It discusses key elements of magazine covers like large cover images, mastheads, cover lines, and margins. It then summarizes the design choices made for the cover, content page, and sample article page of a student-created magazine. Elements like eye contact on the cover image, positioning of the masthead, use of house colors, and large engaging quotes are described. The document aims to demonstrate an understanding of real magazine design conventions and their application in an original media product.
Presentation1 question 1
The student created a magazine that drew upon conventions from existing music magazine Q. For the front cover, the student used a similar pose and layout as Q, with the main picture and writing around it. For interior pages, the student included interviews and a contents page similar to Q's layout and use of photos, colors, and sections. The student chose the magazine's name "SWAGGA" to match the RnB music genre covered and made the title stand out like other magazines through font size, color, and placement behind the cover model.
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The document summarizes the key elements and design choices made for a media product contents page, front cover, and features page. The summary focuses on the key conventions and branding elements used:
The contents page uses images, titles, and page numbers to showcase the magazine's brand identity and rock/indie genre. The front cover uses direct address, headlines, and images to engage readers and communicate the brand. The features page similarly uses branding, images, and pull quotes to profile an article for the target audience.
Pr11 Production Commentary
The document summarizes the design process for a music magazine created by the author using Adobe Photoshop and Microsoft Word. Photoshop was used to edit and manipulate photos as well as add design elements like the masthead, cover lines, and barcode. Word was used to write the article appearing in the double page spread. The author analyzed existing magazines like GQ and Billboard for inspiration on layout, design conventions, and writing style. The finished magazine uses design principles like the Guttenberg layout to draw readers in and features a simplistic blue and white color scheme and basic font suited to the target audience of 16-25 year olds interested in house and EDM music.
Evaluation question 5
This document discusses how the media producer's magazine product uses and develops conventions from real magazines.
The producer researched magazines like Mixmag and Vibe to gather ideas for layouts. Elements copied from Mixmag include a large rectangular cover image, contents listing with date and title in the same place, and double page spreads with one large image and columns of text.
Elements developed from Vibe include a simple masthead, highlighted cover lines, centrally placed cover image and title, and split contents title stacked on top of each other. The producer challenged conventions by placing the main cover line in the center rather than right.
Overall, the producer aimed to make the magazine look professional by copying proven layout techniques from
Magazine evaluation
Joshua Irons evaluated his magazine cover design project. He made several changes from the original magazine he was inspired by to avoid plagiarism, such as altering the model's pose and clothing and changing the placement and size of design elements. He represented his target audience of teenagers through the model's casual clothing. Distribution of his magazine could work for magazines like Q, NME or Kerrang that target a similar young rock music audience. He aimed to attract this audience through design choices like font, colors and layout that give off a dark, rock music vibe. Looking back, he felt he improved in areas like image cutting, text readability and using the full space compared to his preliminary work.
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses conventions and forms used in magazine design. It summarizes the conventions followed in the cover, contents, article, and challenge sections of a magazine about R&B music. Key conventions included using vibrant colors, larger text for headlines, multiple font sizes and colors, columns for text, and images of artists. It breaks some conventions like having a plain cover but challenges rules to seem more rebellious like the R&B genre. Developments included being inspired by a successful Billboard magazine issue that broke conventions.
Question one
The document evaluates how a media product uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real magazines.
It summarizes the similarities and differences between the cover, contents page, and double page spread of the author's magazine and real indie magazines.
The cover mastheads and placement of images are similar to real magazines. The contents page keeps conventions like boxed headings but challenges the numbering placement. The double page spread similarly uses backdrops and poses but includes more images.
Evaluation question 1
The document summarizes how the student's media magazine product uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It discusses using a 3 color palette, rule of thirds layout, and mise en scene elements from researched magazines. The student aimed to replicate the layout, colors, and styles of an existing indie/rock magazine to create their own magazine in that genre. Specific elements discussed include the front cover design using rule of thirds, costume and color palette choices to fit the genre, replicating a professional contents page layout, and using a double page spread with a model's gaze and article quotes like magazines do. Font styles were chosen intentionally to match the magazine's genre and give importance to different elements.
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Question 1
The document discusses how the magazine cover and contents page were designed to follow conventions from real music magazines like NME and Clash, while also attempting to challenge some conventions. Key points include using a model giving a rude gesture on the cover to portray rebellion as seen in NME covers, using a three-color scheme for continuity, and placing the masthead and cover lines over the model in standard locations but trying different masthead arrangements. Images and quotes from featured artists are used on the contents page along with a mix of shots following magazine conventions.
Evaluation one
Mia Harrison's magazine uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media in the following ways:
1) The magazine cover takes inspiration from existing magazines like Billboard and Vogue in its use of a natural background and font positioning, but develops these conventions by placing the masthead at the bottom rather than the side.
2) The contents page develops conventions by adding a banner and using color consistently, and challenges conventions by using a background image rather than plain color.
3) The double-page spread uses darker colors behind text like a sample magazine, but develops boxed text conventions by outlining some text lighter gray for visual interest. It also challenges conventions by making the feature image smaller to add more text
Evaluation one
Mia Harrison's magazine uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media in the following ways:
1) The magazine cover takes inspiration from existing magazines like Billboard and Vogue in its use of a natural background and font positioning, but develops these conventions by placing the masthead at the bottom rather than the side.
2) The contents page develops conventions by adding a banner and using color consistently, and challenges conventions by using a background image rather than plain color.
3) The double-page spread uses darker colors behind text like a reference magazine, but develops boxed text conventions by outlining some text lighter gray for visual interest. It also challenges conventions by making the feature image smaller to add more text
Evaluation one
Mia Harrison's magazine uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media in the following ways:
1) The magazine cover takes inspiration from existing magazines like Billboard and Vogue in its use of a natural background and font positioning, but develops these conventions by placing the masthead at the bottom rather than the side.
2) The contents page develops conventions by adding a banner and using color consistently, and challenges conventions by using a background image rather than plain color.
3) The double-page spread uses darker colors behind text like a sample magazine, but develops boxed text conventions by outlining some text lighter gray for visual interest. It also challenges conventions by making the feature image smaller to add more text
Quetion 1 evaluation
The document provides details about the design choices made for various elements of a magazine, including the cover, contents page, and sample article.
For the cover, eye contact is used between the artist image and reader to create a connection. The artist has a glare to suggest being judgmental, linking to the headline. On the contents page, different headings and colors are used to categorize sections. Images are featured relating to main articles.
The article heading uses the artist's name in large font to identify the subject. Various fonts and design elements are selected throughout to create a cohesive house style while challenging conventions and appealing to the intended audience.
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- The font size and style of "Loud and Quiet" magazine.
- The use of borders in "Loud and Quiet" magazine to minimize the intensity of cover photos.
- The square dimensions of "Juxtapoz" magazine rather than a rectangular shape.
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- 1. By James Taggar Magazine Inspiration
- 2. Title Inspiration As soon as I noticed the layout of the ‘Dazed & Confused’ title, I knew that I wanted to mimic the same style. I really liked the individuality of the title as ‘Dazed & Confused’ are the only magazine that has adjusted the tile in such a way that some of the fonts have been positioned in a vertical layout. This title is especially useful as my title is longer than the average titles such as – Huck, Fader, NME and various others. The word positioning will allow my title to look sophisticated just as ‘Dazed & Confused’ does. I have used the same width of the ‘Loud and Quiet’ font in my magazine (3.5cm), this is primarily due to my personal preference in addition to my magazine size.
- 3. Boarder Inspiration I think that the use of the boarder that ‘Loud and Quiet’ have used is very effective. I personally believe that the boarder makes the entire magazine cover look extremely professional and well crafted. I also especially like the use of the boarder as it minimises the intensity of the cover photo. With a boarder, the cover page isn't overwhelming as it would be if the cover photo reached the edges of the magazine like it does in other magazines such as ‘Clash’ magazine. (As seen below) After completing my mock up I can see that my cover photo requires a boarder as without it, I feel that the image would be too visually overpowering and would look unattractive and poorly designed which is what I am aiming to avoid.
- 4. Dimension Inspiration My original design was to go for the ‘Dazed and Confused’ magazine size of 23cm in width and 30cm in height. These dimensions seemed like the most appropriate until I considered a more so square magazine. After completing my mock-ups I was proven right to choose a magazine that was similar to Juxtapoz as it has an unusual shape that is closer to a square rather than a rectangle. I noticed when drawing the mock up for the magazine with the dimensions of ‘Dazed and Confused’ that there was too much open space in the 2nd third of the magazine. I didn’t like this. I considered filling the space with text however the cover photo that I chose prevented me from doing so. I decided to use the exact ‘Juxtapoz’ magazine dimension which is 26.6cm in length by 23cm in width.
- 5. Cover Star Inspiration I have noticed a pattern of the cover stars that are featured within i-D magazine. All front page cover starts have one of their eyes closed or not visible (The models right eye is most commonly hidden) I have designed a similar feature within my magazine where on half of the cover models face is seen. I would use this design as a continuous pattern throughout all of my magazines covers as I find it very unique. The continuous pattern could also be what the audience recognises which would inevitably create a brand recognition for the magazine company. This is why I have decided to incorporate this element of the i-D magazine within my own magazine.
- 6. Contents Page Inspiration I created three different mock ups that have been inspired by my favourite three music contents pages that relate to my genre. I condensed the sizing to the degree that I will be able alterations when creating the final draft for my magazine. The extent that I have done this by will allow me to possibly add further details. I have done this to be sure that my contents page designs will fit on the allocated size paper that I have chosen. This is my favourite of the three magazines as a whole. The general style is very visual and pleasant to read. DIY music magazine
- 7. Contents Page Inspiration I like the use of the visual elements of this contents page, however I feel believe that it looks untidy. The reoccurring colours of the blue and the black make the magazine look professional and well structured. Initially I didn’t consider using the models clothing to link with the colour scheme. If I am struggling to have a consistent colour scheme I may use this technique when creating my final magazine Under The Radar music magazine
- 8. Contents Page Inspiration After creating a mock up for this particular magazine, I soon realised that the layout is a lot more unappealing than I originally expected. I find this style of contents page uninteresting due to the lack of colour and the lack of images. On the other hand the simplistic style does contrast the busy cover page. Following this style would prevent the reader from becoming overwhelmed which would be the likely result if the same intensity of each page was consistent throughout the magazine. Loud and Quiet music magazine Cover photo for this contents page
- 9. Double Page Spread Inspiration Similar to my contents pages. I applied a similar principle when creating the drafts for my double page spreads. I really like the design of this double page spread especially the feature that adds rays of colour to the photo. I think this is affective and is a feature that I am most likely going to incorporate for my final magazine. I personally feel that using the rays of colour is a very intelligent way of having a consistent colour palette through the magazines main pages (Cover page; Contents page and the double page spread) This will apply to my designs especially as my cover includes a variety of colours just as the cover from this magazine did. DIY music magazine
- 10. Double Page Spread Inspiration Loud and Quiet music magazine I have based a large proportions of my designs around features of the Loud and Quiet music magazines. I feel that amount of text on double page spread for this magazine is too much and many readers wont be interested. I want my magazine to focus more so on the visual elements therefore I wont include as much text as this magazine. If need be I will continue my article on another page in order to avoid a busy double page spread.