The document provides details about a fashion magazine project, including descriptions of magazine and website layouts. It discusses aiming the magazine at an 18+ female audience and taking inspiration from the simplistic designs of the example magazines and websites. The document also includes reflections on experiments conducting front page designs and website templates to inform the fashion magazine project.
The document provides details about a print project for a fashion magazine. It describes the style and layout of the magazine, including the use of light colors and soft, spaced out writing to give an uplifting and feminine feel. Photos are presented in an artistic way to tell a story. The web design mirrors the magazine with a simple white background and black writing. Feedback is provided on the style being different from other magazines and appealing to the target 18+ female audience.
This document summarizes the key points from a fashion magazine proposal and layout. It discusses aiming the magazine at an 18+ audience and upper middle/middle class readers. Design elements like a black and white front cover photo and vintage style are mentioned. Interviews with designers Vera Wang and Jeffery Star provide recommendations for the winter season, like smart casual looks in warm tones and doing a smoky eye with simple clothing. A schedule is outlined for laying out the magazine pages and adding images and writing over the course of a week.
This document evaluates a potential magazine product. It begins by defining the target audience as 16-25 year olds interested in extending their knowledge of music. It then discusses finding a gap in the market for an intellectual music magazine. A questionnaire found that most respondents agreed there was a gap and would be interested in the product. The document goes on to describe how the magazine would attract its audience through the masthead, cover star, and features. It aims to represent the mod subculture through the models' clothing and branding. Finally, it discusses potential distribution partners and ways to make money through both print sales and merchandise.
This document evaluates a potential magazine product called "Barline." It describes the target audience as being 16-25 years old, educated or interested in music, and having active social lives. It discusses finding a gap in the music magazine market by creating an intellectual product with humor. Sample covers, layouts, and merchandise ideas are presented. The document considers how the magazine would attract its target audience through branding, celebrity coverage, and an online presence while challenging conventions of traditional magazines.
This document discusses the target audience and design of a proposed music magazine. It begins by describing the target reader as a 20 year old man named Tom who enjoys various types of rock music. It then analyzes survey results that found the target audience should be 16-25 year olds interested in expanding their music knowledge. The document discusses how the magazine will attract this audience through the cover design, masthead, cover story formatting and photos of models representing the target demographic. Overall, the document aims to justify creative choices in developing a music magazine to fill a gap in the market for an "intellectual" publication focused on new music.
The document provides details on creating a front cover and contents page for a school magazine. It includes sketches of potential layouts and designs. For the front cover, the document considers appropriate images of students, fonts, colors, and cover lines. A final front cover design is presented using a main image of students with direct gazes, cover lines in matching fonts, and colors intended to look formal yet modern. Potential contents page layouts are also sketched, and lessons learned about effective design and image editing are discussed.
This double page spread from a magazine analyzes Nicki Minaj. The main heading presents Nicki Minaj as a religious figure. The article uses a predominantly pink color scheme. The main image features Nicki Minaj cut out and placed on the pink background. Subheadings frame Nicki Minaj as a queen and superior to readers. The layout includes the image in an unconventional central placement with text wrapping around it.
The document provides details about a print project for a fashion magazine. It describes the style and layout of the magazine, including the use of light colors and soft, spaced out writing to give an uplifting and feminine feel. Photos are presented in an artistic way to tell a story. The web design mirrors the magazine with a simple white background and black writing. Feedback is provided on the style being different from other magazines and appealing to the target 18+ female audience.
This document summarizes the key points from a fashion magazine proposal and layout. It discusses aiming the magazine at an 18+ audience and upper middle/middle class readers. Design elements like a black and white front cover photo and vintage style are mentioned. Interviews with designers Vera Wang and Jeffery Star provide recommendations for the winter season, like smart casual looks in warm tones and doing a smoky eye with simple clothing. A schedule is outlined for laying out the magazine pages and adding images and writing over the course of a week.
This document evaluates a potential magazine product. It begins by defining the target audience as 16-25 year olds interested in extending their knowledge of music. It then discusses finding a gap in the market for an intellectual music magazine. A questionnaire found that most respondents agreed there was a gap and would be interested in the product. The document goes on to describe how the magazine would attract its audience through the masthead, cover star, and features. It aims to represent the mod subculture through the models' clothing and branding. Finally, it discusses potential distribution partners and ways to make money through both print sales and merchandise.
This document evaluates a potential magazine product called "Barline." It describes the target audience as being 16-25 years old, educated or interested in music, and having active social lives. It discusses finding a gap in the music magazine market by creating an intellectual product with humor. Sample covers, layouts, and merchandise ideas are presented. The document considers how the magazine would attract its target audience through branding, celebrity coverage, and an online presence while challenging conventions of traditional magazines.
This document discusses the target audience and design of a proposed music magazine. It begins by describing the target reader as a 20 year old man named Tom who enjoys various types of rock music. It then analyzes survey results that found the target audience should be 16-25 year olds interested in expanding their music knowledge. The document discusses how the magazine will attract this audience through the cover design, masthead, cover story formatting and photos of models representing the target demographic. Overall, the document aims to justify creative choices in developing a music magazine to fill a gap in the market for an "intellectual" publication focused on new music.
The document provides details on creating a front cover and contents page for a school magazine. It includes sketches of potential layouts and designs. For the front cover, the document considers appropriate images of students, fonts, colors, and cover lines. A final front cover design is presented using a main image of students with direct gazes, cover lines in matching fonts, and colors intended to look formal yet modern. Potential contents page layouts are also sketched, and lessons learned about effective design and image editing are discussed.
This double page spread from a magazine analyzes Nicki Minaj. The main heading presents Nicki Minaj as a religious figure. The article uses a predominantly pink color scheme. The main image features Nicki Minaj cut out and placed on the pink background. Subheadings frame Nicki Minaj as a queen and superior to readers. The layout includes the image in an unconventional central placement with text wrapping around it.
The document analyzes and summarizes the mastheads of several music magazines:
- Q Magazine's masthead uses the letter "Q" which references music cues and implies careful curation. The consistent red and white color scheme makes the masthead iconic.
- NME's initials sound like "enemy" giving it a mysterious feel. The vibrant red color conveys strength and independence.
- Billboard uses colorful primary colors to imply entertainment and appeal to all generations. The basic font and colors allow it to advertise music widely.
- Top of the Pops' bright pink logo targets young female pop fans. The cartoony font and speech bubble shape aim to be personal and entertaining.
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The contents page of a rock music magazine uses a cluttered and bold layout to attract their target audience. Large bold fonts are used for section headings to emphasize the magazine's angsty style. Images of rockers in rebellious poses provide a taste of the magazine's content without revealing too much. A short note from the informal editor builds rapport with readers by relating to the target market.
The document discusses several magazine articles, including one on 1980s makeup trends returning with bright colors and high-end brands, and another conveying a message about power through a dominating image with direct eye contact and plain colors. Case
This document provides a case study of the fashion magazine Vogue. It details the magazine's origins in 1892 in the United States and its evolution into a global publication focusing on high fashion. Vogue is now considered the number one fashion magazine in the world and shapes global trends. It targets an audience of 38 year olds and higher due to its expensive and luxurious content. The magazine makes $2 million annually due to partnerships with famous celebrities that increase its audience.
This document provides an analysis of magazine covers and pages. It examines elements like layout, color schemes, images, and text to understand how they attract readers and represent the magazine's brand. Specific covers and pages from magazines like Q, Billboard, and Vibe are deconstructed in detail. The purpose is to understand techniques used to make the content appealing and informative for the target audience.
How does my magazine appeal to the target audience? amydedman1
The document discusses the design choices for a magazine targeted towards teenage audiences. It notes that a sans serif font was used for the masthead to give an informal, young, and exciting feel. The color scheme of red, white, and black was chosen to appear masculine and eye-catching. Photographs of fashionably dressed teenage girls and lists of popular bands are used to appeal to the target audience's interests in fashion and music. Consistent colors and fonts maintain the magazine's style across pages.
The document discusses how the media product, a magazine called MAG ROCK, uses and challenges conventions of real rock magazines.
It uses a bold, simple title font that draws attention and matches rock magazine conventions. The front cover features a female model, challenging expectations but broadening the audience. Inside, legible fonts make the text accessible to older readers, and images cross pages to look professional.
While sticking to standards like pull quotes and page numbers, it challenges norms by featuring atypical band members and keeping a "cold weather, hot music" theme throughout with colors and fonts. The contents page highlights enticing words to draw in readers, with a formal, high quality appearance to justify the cost.
The document summarizes research conducted on potential target audiences for a new fashion magazine. A survey was administered asking questions about preferences for magazine frequency, fashion content, and inclusion of celebrity gossip. The majority of respondents were ages 15-20 and an equal number of males and females participated. Most preferred a monthly magazine focused on high street fashion brands with both fashion and some celebrity content. This provided insights to aim the new magazine at both teenagers and young adults with a balanced mix of fashion and celebrity coverage.
This document analyzes the layout, design elements, and content of regional lifestyle magazines. It discusses conventions like using primarily images and minimal text, focusing content on local attractions and events, and incorporating regional identifiers on the cover. The analyzed magazines effectively showcase a lifestyle focused on the featured region. The document also provides opinions on preferred design aspects to replicate, such as centering large images and incorporating multiple pictures with limited text.
The document provides information on the layout, images, words, colors, fonts, and captions used in Elle magazine. Regarding layout, the cover uses a large celebrity image that overlaps the title. Inside pages have centered images with text wrapped around. Images are large, bold, and airbrushed to portray an aspirational lifestyle. Words are exaggerated to attract readers and highlight topics. Colors throughout are coordinated and bright to maintain a relaxed feel. Fonts are varied for contrast and emphasis. Captions advertise contents and link images to text. Anchors and codes connect elements across pages.
This document provides information about Abigail Crewe's media product, the magazine "Indie Wave".
The target audience is described as women ages 16-20 who like indie music, go to festivals, and shop at stores like Zara and Topshop. Most ideas for the target market came from a questionnaire showing preferences for indie rock music, Topshop/River Island, and use of Facebook/Twitter.
The magazine aims to represent its target demographic through the choice of a young female cover star displaying an approachable style. Photographs aim to show her personality and relatability to readers.
The magazine would be distributed by Bauer Media Group, also publishers of Q Magazine, to take advantage of synerg
The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience of youthful teenagers in their magazine design. Key elements incorporated include social media logos to connect to the audience's online interests, a bold masthead featuring the word "base" to reference hip hop music, contrasting colors to make elements stand out, models wearing clothing brands popular with hip hop artists that the audience admires, and cover lines using hip hop jargon to intrigue readers. The contents page similarly features real life rappers, diverse model poses, and social media logos to attract and engage the youthful audience. Formats like two contrasting images on a double page spread and contrasting fonts are used to make information more visually interesting.
- The document describes a music magazine created by Sigrid Oberg for an evaluation. It includes an analysis of the magazine's design and how it represents its target audience.
- The magazine uses conventions of real music magazines, such as eye-catching fonts and layouts. It targets teenagers and young adults interested in acoustic rock music.
- Research was conducted using surveys and analyzing other magazines to understand the audience and ensure the magazine would attract readers through its visual design.
Research and planning new as 28 march 2013juhelmiah
The document summarizes the analysis of four magazine covers - Q, Vibe, Clash, and Billboard magazines. It examines the genre, design, layout, colors, and positioning of elements on each cover. Some key points made include that the Q magazine cover contains too much messy information, the Vibe cover has an unattractive font and poor positioning of some text, the Clash cover has minimal information which could be good or bad, and the Billboard cover has some vibrant colors but some design elements like a yellow strip and wrapping text are ineffective. The document aims to learn from strengths and weaknesses of the covers to improve the design of their own magazine cover.
The document discusses the purpose and target audiences of lifestyle magazines in both print and digital formats. Lifestyle magazines aim to entertain readers with topics like relationships, health, travel, food and trends. They promote products and ideas to inspire readers. Print magazines use colorful covers, large images and headlines to attract buyers, while digital versions emphasize easy navigation between topics. The target audience for magazines like Cosmopolitan and Elle is typically women aged 18-34, though some broaden to ages 18-49. Both formats organize content by category to best serve interested readers.
The magazine uses typical magazine conventions like a top strip and large central image on the cover. However, it also develops its own conventions like a strap line in a graffiti font that plays on the title. The clock image on the cover is also part of the magazine's logo and plays on the title. While there are some differences from the Vibe magazine, like the larger masthead, the conventions are not developed to challenge other magazines but are still in the process of becoming mainstream. The magazine uses a left third layout with articles on the left and cover lines on the right to draw readers' attention based on the background design.
The document discusses plans for a new music magazine called Supremacy aimed at young women. It will focus on independent, strong female artists and be published monthly by Bauer Media Group. Key aspects that were decided include:
- The magazine will have a national focus on British bands/artists.
- It will cost £2.90 per issue and have 174 pages with dimensions of 220mm x 285mm.
- The style will be informal and fun to appeal to its 17-25 year old target audience.
- Imagery and colors will be used to attract readers, portraying women as confident and in control.
The magazine aims to positively represent women unlike common stereotypes in media through its
1) The document describes plans for a magazine, website, and billboard focused on prom inspiration for teenage girls ages 15-16.
2) The creator noticed a lack of helpful prom magazines and wants to provide inspiration for dresses, hair, etc.
3) The billboard and website will promote the magazine and draw in the target audience to find ideas and inspiration for prom.
This document provides a summary of magazine articles about various artists such as Ed Sheeran, Lily Allen, and Adele. Key details include:
- The Ed Sheeran article discusses his recent chart-topping success and portrays him as a down-to-earth musician.
- Elements like layout, fonts, colors, and images are analyzed across the magazines to understand how they portray the artists and engage the target audiences.
- Adele's black and white photo depicts her as a reserved but strong musician focused on her passion for music rather than fame.
- Magazine elements like mastheads, page numbers, and fonts aim to look professional while engaging readers and promoting the magazine brands.
The document compares a college newsletter to a magazine front cover. It analyzes the layout, design, and content of the Henley College newsletter and the December issue of Cosmopolitan magazine. The college newsletter is described as bland with too much text and basic design. In contrast, the Cosmopolitan cover is called bright, colorful, and eye-catching with glamorous photographs and headlines that entice readers and advertise the magazine's contents. The conclusion is that the magazine cover is more appealing and effective at attracting readers.
Tom Carter completed an evaluation of his media product, a music magazine. He learned several skills in constructing the magazine, including photo editing techniques like cropping backgrounds. He used a consistent color scheme and fonts to develop the magazine's style. Carter worked to make the cover, contents page, and articles visually appealing to the target audience of 16-30 year olds. He incorporated technologies like social media links. Overall, Carter felt he progressed in magazine design skills from his preliminary task by receiving feedback and researching other magazines to improve his product.
The document provides information on the typical conventions and elements found on magazine covers and inside pages such as mastheads, barcodes, images, headlines, and columns of text. It also shows examples of a preliminary magazine cover and contents page created by the author and discusses what they learned about improving their magazine through the process of research and development.
The document analyzes and summarizes the mastheads of several music magazines:
- Q Magazine's masthead uses the letter "Q" which references music cues and implies careful curation. The consistent red and white color scheme makes the masthead iconic.
- NME's initials sound like "enemy" giving it a mysterious feel. The vibrant red color conveys strength and independence.
- Billboard uses colorful primary colors to imply entertainment and appeal to all generations. The basic font and colors allow it to advertise music widely.
- Top of the Pops' bright pink logo targets young female pop fans. The cartoony font and speech bubble shape aim to be personal and entertaining.
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The contents page of a rock music magazine uses a cluttered and bold layout to attract their target audience. Large bold fonts are used for section headings to emphasize the magazine's angsty style. Images of rockers in rebellious poses provide a taste of the magazine's content without revealing too much. A short note from the informal editor builds rapport with readers by relating to the target market.
The document discusses several magazine articles, including one on 1980s makeup trends returning with bright colors and high-end brands, and another conveying a message about power through a dominating image with direct eye contact and plain colors. Case
This document provides a case study of the fashion magazine Vogue. It details the magazine's origins in 1892 in the United States and its evolution into a global publication focusing on high fashion. Vogue is now considered the number one fashion magazine in the world and shapes global trends. It targets an audience of 38 year olds and higher due to its expensive and luxurious content. The magazine makes $2 million annually due to partnerships with famous celebrities that increase its audience.
This document provides an analysis of magazine covers and pages. It examines elements like layout, color schemes, images, and text to understand how they attract readers and represent the magazine's brand. Specific covers and pages from magazines like Q, Billboard, and Vibe are deconstructed in detail. The purpose is to understand techniques used to make the content appealing and informative for the target audience.
How does my magazine appeal to the target audience? amydedman1
The document discusses the design choices for a magazine targeted towards teenage audiences. It notes that a sans serif font was used for the masthead to give an informal, young, and exciting feel. The color scheme of red, white, and black was chosen to appear masculine and eye-catching. Photographs of fashionably dressed teenage girls and lists of popular bands are used to appeal to the target audience's interests in fashion and music. Consistent colors and fonts maintain the magazine's style across pages.
The document discusses how the media product, a magazine called MAG ROCK, uses and challenges conventions of real rock magazines.
It uses a bold, simple title font that draws attention and matches rock magazine conventions. The front cover features a female model, challenging expectations but broadening the audience. Inside, legible fonts make the text accessible to older readers, and images cross pages to look professional.
While sticking to standards like pull quotes and page numbers, it challenges norms by featuring atypical band members and keeping a "cold weather, hot music" theme throughout with colors and fonts. The contents page highlights enticing words to draw in readers, with a formal, high quality appearance to justify the cost.
The document summarizes research conducted on potential target audiences for a new fashion magazine. A survey was administered asking questions about preferences for magazine frequency, fashion content, and inclusion of celebrity gossip. The majority of respondents were ages 15-20 and an equal number of males and females participated. Most preferred a monthly magazine focused on high street fashion brands with both fashion and some celebrity content. This provided insights to aim the new magazine at both teenagers and young adults with a balanced mix of fashion and celebrity coverage.
This document analyzes the layout, design elements, and content of regional lifestyle magazines. It discusses conventions like using primarily images and minimal text, focusing content on local attractions and events, and incorporating regional identifiers on the cover. The analyzed magazines effectively showcase a lifestyle focused on the featured region. The document also provides opinions on preferred design aspects to replicate, such as centering large images and incorporating multiple pictures with limited text.
The document provides information on the layout, images, words, colors, fonts, and captions used in Elle magazine. Regarding layout, the cover uses a large celebrity image that overlaps the title. Inside pages have centered images with text wrapped around. Images are large, bold, and airbrushed to portray an aspirational lifestyle. Words are exaggerated to attract readers and highlight topics. Colors throughout are coordinated and bright to maintain a relaxed feel. Fonts are varied for contrast and emphasis. Captions advertise contents and link images to text. Anchors and codes connect elements across pages.
This document provides information about Abigail Crewe's media product, the magazine "Indie Wave".
The target audience is described as women ages 16-20 who like indie music, go to festivals, and shop at stores like Zara and Topshop. Most ideas for the target market came from a questionnaire showing preferences for indie rock music, Topshop/River Island, and use of Facebook/Twitter.
The magazine aims to represent its target demographic through the choice of a young female cover star displaying an approachable style. Photographs aim to show her personality and relatability to readers.
The magazine would be distributed by Bauer Media Group, also publishers of Q Magazine, to take advantage of synerg
The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience of youthful teenagers in their magazine design. Key elements incorporated include social media logos to connect to the audience's online interests, a bold masthead featuring the word "base" to reference hip hop music, contrasting colors to make elements stand out, models wearing clothing brands popular with hip hop artists that the audience admires, and cover lines using hip hop jargon to intrigue readers. The contents page similarly features real life rappers, diverse model poses, and social media logos to attract and engage the youthful audience. Formats like two contrasting images on a double page spread and contrasting fonts are used to make information more visually interesting.
- The document describes a music magazine created by Sigrid Oberg for an evaluation. It includes an analysis of the magazine's design and how it represents its target audience.
- The magazine uses conventions of real music magazines, such as eye-catching fonts and layouts. It targets teenagers and young adults interested in acoustic rock music.
- Research was conducted using surveys and analyzing other magazines to understand the audience and ensure the magazine would attract readers through its visual design.
Research and planning new as 28 march 2013juhelmiah
The document summarizes the analysis of four magazine covers - Q, Vibe, Clash, and Billboard magazines. It examines the genre, design, layout, colors, and positioning of elements on each cover. Some key points made include that the Q magazine cover contains too much messy information, the Vibe cover has an unattractive font and poor positioning of some text, the Clash cover has minimal information which could be good or bad, and the Billboard cover has some vibrant colors but some design elements like a yellow strip and wrapping text are ineffective. The document aims to learn from strengths and weaknesses of the covers to improve the design of their own magazine cover.
The document discusses the purpose and target audiences of lifestyle magazines in both print and digital formats. Lifestyle magazines aim to entertain readers with topics like relationships, health, travel, food and trends. They promote products and ideas to inspire readers. Print magazines use colorful covers, large images and headlines to attract buyers, while digital versions emphasize easy navigation between topics. The target audience for magazines like Cosmopolitan and Elle is typically women aged 18-34, though some broaden to ages 18-49. Both formats organize content by category to best serve interested readers.
The magazine uses typical magazine conventions like a top strip and large central image on the cover. However, it also develops its own conventions like a strap line in a graffiti font that plays on the title. The clock image on the cover is also part of the magazine's logo and plays on the title. While there are some differences from the Vibe magazine, like the larger masthead, the conventions are not developed to challenge other magazines but are still in the process of becoming mainstream. The magazine uses a left third layout with articles on the left and cover lines on the right to draw readers' attention based on the background design.
The document discusses plans for a new music magazine called Supremacy aimed at young women. It will focus on independent, strong female artists and be published monthly by Bauer Media Group. Key aspects that were decided include:
- The magazine will have a national focus on British bands/artists.
- It will cost £2.90 per issue and have 174 pages with dimensions of 220mm x 285mm.
- The style will be informal and fun to appeal to its 17-25 year old target audience.
- Imagery and colors will be used to attract readers, portraying women as confident and in control.
The magazine aims to positively represent women unlike common stereotypes in media through its
1) The document describes plans for a magazine, website, and billboard focused on prom inspiration for teenage girls ages 15-16.
2) The creator noticed a lack of helpful prom magazines and wants to provide inspiration for dresses, hair, etc.
3) The billboard and website will promote the magazine and draw in the target audience to find ideas and inspiration for prom.
This document provides a summary of magazine articles about various artists such as Ed Sheeran, Lily Allen, and Adele. Key details include:
- The Ed Sheeran article discusses his recent chart-topping success and portrays him as a down-to-earth musician.
- Elements like layout, fonts, colors, and images are analyzed across the magazines to understand how they portray the artists and engage the target audiences.
- Adele's black and white photo depicts her as a reserved but strong musician focused on her passion for music rather than fame.
- Magazine elements like mastheads, page numbers, and fonts aim to look professional while engaging readers and promoting the magazine brands.
The document compares a college newsletter to a magazine front cover. It analyzes the layout, design, and content of the Henley College newsletter and the December issue of Cosmopolitan magazine. The college newsletter is described as bland with too much text and basic design. In contrast, the Cosmopolitan cover is called bright, colorful, and eye-catching with glamorous photographs and headlines that entice readers and advertise the magazine's contents. The conclusion is that the magazine cover is more appealing and effective at attracting readers.
Tom Carter completed an evaluation of his media product, a music magazine. He learned several skills in constructing the magazine, including photo editing techniques like cropping backgrounds. He used a consistent color scheme and fonts to develop the magazine's style. Carter worked to make the cover, contents page, and articles visually appealing to the target audience of 16-30 year olds. He incorporated technologies like social media links. Overall, Carter felt he progressed in magazine design skills from his preliminary task by receiving feedback and researching other magazines to improve his product.
The document provides information on the typical conventions and elements found on magazine covers and inside pages such as mastheads, barcodes, images, headlines, and columns of text. It also shows examples of a preliminary magazine cover and contents page created by the author and discusses what they learned about improving their magazine through the process of research and development.
The document discusses research conducted on Elle magazine to inform the creation of a new magazine. It describes Elle's target audience as older teenage women and young adult females aged 18-40 who can afford the magazine's higher price point. The magazine appeals to this audience with sophisticated yet mature writing and covers featuring stylishly dressed celebrities. The document examines Elle's cover design elements, including the use of coordinated colors, direct gaze of the model, and relevance of cover lines and fashion displays to the intended readers. Overall, the research on Elle magazine provided information on design, topics, and audience that could be applied to developing a new magazine.
The document provides details for the pre-production of a fashion magazine focused on gender fluid fashion. It includes plans for a simplistic color scheme using black, white, grey and pops of color. It describes the front cover design taking inspiration from Vogue with minimal cover lines and a main image. It outlines two double page spreads with multiple fashion images and articles. It also includes plans for a contents page with a main image and listing of stories.
The magazine cover is for Beano, a long-running British children's comic magazine known for characters like Dennis the Menace. The target audience is boys ages 4-7, though it also appeals to older collectors. The cover uses bright colors and recognizable characters like Dennis to attract children visually. It promotes a free iPad mini to incentivize purchases. The masthead title matches the color scheme and dominates the cover to clearly identify the magazine.
Vogue magazine targets women aged late 20s to 30s who work in or have an interest in fashion. It focuses on advertising high-end beauty, fashion, and fragrance brands. Images on the cover and inside use bright colors and professional photography to attract readers and showcase fashion trends. The writing style is formal yet approachable to match the educated, fashion-conscious target audience. Formats like fonts, layouts, and levels of text versus images follow magazine conventions to effectively engage readers.
The document discusses and compares several fashion magazine covers and websites. It notes that ASOS magazine cover uses a consistent logo and color theme across issues and targets the online store's customers. Vogue is described as a high-fashion magazine with an elegant cover focusing on a single model shot. More magazine is analyzed as having a cheaper feel with many small images and fonts that don't complement each other well. The analysis seeks to draw lessons for a fashion website design that is stylish, simplistic, and uses images as the focal point.
- The document describes a music magazine created by Sigrid Oberg for an evaluation. It includes an analysis of the magazine's layout, design choices, target audience, and how the magazine represents social groups and attracts its intended readers.
- Key details include using eye-catching fonts and images to grab attention, including tutorials and competitions to engage readers, and representing young musicians to appeal to a target audience of 13-25 year olds interested in rock music.
- Sigrid learned about magazine design conventions and gained experience targeting an audience through research and a survey about reader preferences. While familiar with design software, the project improved Sigrid's understanding of designing for a specific media product and audience.
The document describes the process of creating a music magazine cover and layout. The creator was inspired by a Vogue magazine cover they saw, particularly liking how it was set out like a poster and had bold writing for stories. For their music magazine, they aimed for a sophisticated look with neutral colors and a serious model on the cover. Feedback noted the contents page could be improved, so the creator added more color and spacing to make it look more professional while keeping the overall style. Through this process, the creator learned Photoshop skills that improved their work.
The document discusses the student's magazine project. They used conventions like mastheads, cover lines and image placement typical of magazines like Kerrang. The layout and style was intentionally very conventional to make the magazine seem realistic. The language, fonts and colors used were also conventional to attract a general male audience aged 18-25. During the project, the student learned to use software like Paint.net, Word, Blogspot and 1001fonts to design the magazine covers, layouts and track their progress. Overall, the software was relatively easy to use and helped the student produce their magazine.
The document discusses the process of creating a magazine cover and layout. It describes how the author was inspired by a Vogue magazine cover in designing their own music magazine cover. Key aspects they replicated included the bold masthead, sophisticated main image, and column layout of the contents page. The author explains how they aimed to create a sophisticated, neutral design with a black and white color scheme. Feedback noted the contents page could be improved, so the author made changes like adding more color and spacing out the text. Overall, working on this preliminary project helped the author learn Photoshop skills to produce a higher quality final magazine cover.
The document discusses the inspiration and design choices for a music magazine front cover, contents page, and double page spread created by the author. The author was inspired by a Vogue magazine cover that used neutral colors and featured a sophisticated model. They aimed to create a magazine that was also sophisticated and aimed at young adults. Throughout the magazine, the author kept a consistent black and white color scheme and style to make it stand out from other colorful magazines. Feedback from test audiences validated that the model and image stood out as intended. The author acknowledged areas for potential improvement based on the feedback.
The document evaluates Sigrid Oberg's media magazine project. It discusses how the magazine uses conventions of real magazines through elements like its masthead, fonts, and layout. It also summarizes how the magazine represents its target audience of young music fans through images and language. Additionally, it outlines how an independent publishing company called Blaze could potentially distribute the magazine since it already publishes similar music titles.
The document provides an analysis of the cover and internal layout of the September issue of Vogue magazine. It finds that:
1) The cover uses warm autumnal colors like red, orange, and blue to draw attention to the main model. It also features the model's name to attract her fans.
2) Internally, the layout varies from text-heavy pages to full-page images to maintain reader interest. Around 40-50% of pages are advertisements given the target audience's affinity for designer brands.
3) The magazine aims to appeal to its primarily female, affluent readership through fashion advice, trends, and lifestyle content that encourages luxury consumption.
This document discusses the layout and design of two magazines: GQ magazine and Billboard magazine.
For GQ magazine, the summary describes the target audience as mainly middle-aged men, ages 17-45, from middle to upper class. It also discusses the formal text, simple fonts and colors used (red, black, white).
For Billboard magazine, the target audience is described as having a wide age range from teenagers to those in their late 30s, appealing to both genders and mainly working class readers. The magazine uses a monochrome color scheme with simple fonts and layout for a laidback feel.
The document outlines ideas for developing an original print-based magazine, including mood boards exploring different themes, inspiration from existing magazines, summaries of magazine concepts focused on music genres like disco or pop galaxy, considerations for target audiences, and draft cover and spread designs. Key elements include targeting females ages 15-18, using colors like pink and blue, pricing between £2-3, and A4 print size.
Here are some key points from the interview:
- The person cares about dressing appropriately for the occasion and weather. This shows they put thought into their outfits.
- They would give honest feedback to a friend about an unflattering outfit, indicating they are looking out for others.
- TV/film is a source of style inspiration, suggesting visual media influences their fashion choices.
Your magazine could appeal to this audience by including outfit inspiration galleries from current shows/movies, as well as tips on dressing for different events and seasons. Providing honest yet tactful fashion advice may also resonate given their willingness to give feedback to friends.
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2. This particular magazine is very light weight, the writing is soft and spaced out which gives the effect of the writing been light and cloud like. Also
because it is a light blue this creates an uplifting look to it which makes it easy on the eyes. The black lingerie writing look sexy and voluptuous
which lingerie makes you feel when you wear it so its symbolic of the body. The soft background and writing adds a very female tone about it so
this shows it is aimed to the 18+ female audience also Victoria justice was a little kids show actress for the 18+ generation so it makes them want
to read about her and see what she is doing now. The amount of images helps to show what's in the magazine, the images used are very artistic
there not just taken there lighted modeled and presented in different ways to produce a story behind it. For example the picture with the
number 80 in it has a mermaid feel to it with the shell necklace the blue eye shadow and the water setting, she also looks very mysterious like a
mermaid would be. The web design is a lot like the magazines, very simplistic and clean with a plan white background with little writing and
images and softly bold black writing which is enhanced with the plain white background. It has all the options you need without over packing the
page, 18+ mature people prefer a clean nice simple layout. A kids magazine would be full to the brim with facts and pictures making it a bit
manic. I am aiming my magazine to the 18+ generation so I will take ideas from this magazine and web page.
https://issuu.com/lefairmagazine/docs/lefair_fall17
3. The style of this is different from the other two images on the first slide even though they are from
the same magazine. The images are darker and warmer with red tones and browns with only slight
light colours to lift the setting. There is also more writing than most of the other pages in this
particular magazine as most of the pages are filled with large images of models in the new clothing
ranges.
The way the title is laid out is like a menu title for a restaurant which symbolizes the fact this is a
restaurant page, you would normally see it for starter main and dessert.
The writing is ‘posh’ and sophisticated
which is appealing to the older
generation also there is a lot of writing
so you wouldn't find this in a kids
magazine as kids wouldn't want to read
large pieces of text they would rather
look at pictures and do quizzes.
4. On the front page of this magazine it is very simplistic, the font goes with the girls hair colour and there isn't much writing so there
isn't a lot of colour or “mess” on the page this can be very appealing as too much can be over the top.
On the rest of the pages it is exploding with colour and has loads of writing and imagery. The fact that the front page doesn't tell
you enough makes you want to open the magazine to see what it is really about. Some magazines tell the basics of the story o the
front page spoiling the content inside so by doing this it is making the customer want to open it more.
The way the website is laid out is easy to understand with the page options on the top and then other interesting things on the
first page e.g. there is a slide about different artists past and present. Its in a simple black and white writing text with a nice bold
font makes it stand out and easy to read.
It has the news as well this makes this website different from the first one, this magazine isn't released every season but weekly
meaning they can news on it because it wont be outdated like the season one would. This is why the lefair magazine has no news
facts only seasonal fashion and other things that would fit that time
https://issuu.com/spa_magazines/docs/the_music__sydney__issue__198
http://themusic.com.au
5. The magazine like the other two front covers is very simplistic and soft writing. This
white writing on the blue sky stands out particularly well and also coordinates with
the white in the men's tops. The white reflects all the way through the magazine as
the background and even to the web page. There is odd areas of bright colour like
the background of the female models background with a vibrant yellow. Which also
is on other pages like the one at side of the models where a small bit of the writing is
in yellow.
https://issuu.com/nudemagazine23/docs/nude_021
http://nude-mag.com
9. Summer beach look?
Large part of text
about the new
fashions for your
summer body look
and how to mix and
match the different
outfits on offer with
top brands. Where
does it come from?
Contrary to popular
belief, Lorem Ipsum is
not simply random
text. It has roots in a
piece of classical
Latin literature from
45 BC, making it over
2000 years old.
Richard McClintock, a
Latin professor at
Hampden-Sydney
College in Virginia,
looked up one of the
more obscure Latin
words, consectetur,
from a Lorem Ipsum
passage,
This will be where we find out about
what other fashion designers
recommend and there favorite items
from the launch There are many
variations of passages of Lorem
Ipsum available, but the majority
have suffered alteration in some
form, by injected humour, or
randomised words which don't look
even slightly believable. If you are
going to use a passage of Lorem
Ipsum, you need to be sure there
isn't anything embarrassing hidden
in the middle of text.
11. My idea is a fashion magazine about the latest top fashions on the run
way. In my front page I want a poised picture of a women side profile
looking towards the camera in black and white this is so more colors
will stand out on the background like the red I wanted to use, also it
gives a very vintage look which is what I wanted to go for. I want the
magazine to look old school clean and fresh
12. Proposal
• Spotlight- I chose this because important things get a spotlight and its also about fashion and on a fashion run way you
have a spotlight.
• Age range- 18+ why? It’s a more mature magazine for 18+ fashion. The reason why its 18+ is because not many younger
girls would be able to afford some of the items as this is a high end fashion magazine people 18+ tend to have a job that
can pay for these brands am going to advertise
• Social status- AB upper middle class and middle class citizens that are on high wage. I would put it as this social status as
its more affordable for people with a hire income also them people would be associated with the high end brands and top
designers
• I have acquired different skills with the amount I know to do with magazines as I did a lot on magazines in my first year I
also got photoshop skills along with this as I have used photo shop a lot and is my preferred way and I also did a magazine
last year and used a lot of the camera with film and photography so I knew I would be fine with using it also using the
studio.
• there is going to be a talk about how there is different fashions in the winter period and the pictures on my double page
will have an autumn winter feel with a cool feeling filter over it the back ground will contrast to the colours on the clothing
my models will wear.
• achiever because there most likely to be able to afford the content in the magazine and the magazine. An
• achiever is someone who might be a small business owner with power and material wealth like fashion.
• I am going to evaluate by using my blog and doing a weekly update on my blog describing what I did each week
14. Website experiment
Reflection
We started off by learning about different website designs I chose to work with wix as it was the easiest web
page to use, also it made it simple to understand. I started of by finding the pictures to edit the web page
templet. I used loreum ipsum to fill in the text boxes to see how it would look with the writing. I changed the
font style and added a water mark onto it to give it elegance as I want my work to come across as soft and
feminine. Decided that I liked wix better than any of the other web designers as there were more options and
even though struggled with it I found it easier than the others.
15. Front page
cover
experiment
I took this image off the
internet royalty free and
copied it into photoshop
and started working on the
heading I knew I wanted it
in white to contrast with
the black and white photo.
I like how simplistic it is
and isnt too over
powering, you consatrate
onto the actual image.
It sticks to design
conventions.
It helps me with my fmp
because its given me ideas
of where is the best places
to put my cover lines on
the magazine as I struggle
to find areas that don’t
intrude or work with the
image.
16. Vera Wang says that look this year is
smart casual looks, with heavy jumpers
and long suit coats. She stated that
“the simplest fashion is the best
fashion” she followed by saying that
simple colours go all round.
Beiges, reds and browns are undertone
warm colours that go with many other
outfits you might already own. For
example, a red turtle neck jumper with
a beige suit coat go well with any black
jeans, which nearly everyone has,
making it practical whilst also
fashionable.
Vera then went on with saying “the
Christmas tree wears the vibrant
colours, not you”
Most fashion designers know that
bright colours become quite harsh
against the winter setting.
Some of the more popular colours to
wear this time of year are; reds,
greens, beige, browns and blacks.
Winter clothing tip
everyone needs this
year!
Winter is here and it’s time to find your
winter fashion wear. Whilst out
Christmas shopping for your family and
friends, why not treat yourself to the
latest winter outfits? Whether it’s casual
wear or a Christmas party frock, you
need to stand out in a crowd. This year,
designers are fighting for the top spot
on the best winter outfits.
So many brands from so many different
stores, but which one do you pick?
For make up?
We interviewed Jeffery star to find out
what the ideal make up is for this cold
season.
Jeffery said “well its got to be simple, but
the eyes have to pop” he went on by
saying how purples and other dark
colours on the eyes can really do it all! “A
Smokey eye can do more than you think”
he continued “if you wear simple clothing
you can accessorize with make up and
jewelry and look just as nice or even
better than over doing everything”
(See example below)
“The Christmas tree
wears the vibrant
colours,
not you” Vera Wang
17. Double page spread experiment
I started by putting in my margins in on the
page before copying an image off the
internet. I inserted the image onto my
InDesign layout and made it fit the page. I
then wrote my title I decided to make it the
same red as the girls lips so that it stands
out and works together. I then went on
lorem ipsum and got some text to fill out
the text boxes and then dropped the first
letter of the text like a traditional
magazine.
This is going to help my fmp as its given me
a chance to wok with colours and make
them coordanate with the text and images
and how you can make a piece look simple
yet beautiful.
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23. Welcome to spotlight
We design and print one of the top magazines in the UK, voted
best fashion magazine of 2016. we strive to make sure we reach
everyone of all cultures, shapes and height as we believe
everyone should be in the spotlight!
We take time to find the best styles for everyone each season by
interview top designers and make up artists to find the top trends
for you.
Zoella blog
I read this magazine with every
season and I find it absolutely
fascinating on how much it can
appeal to different females around
the world. Not only is it so diverse
it is clean and fresh and easy to
read with a simple but bold front
cover each season. Personally I
would recommend this to any
female that wants to read
magazine and feel good about
themselves after, most magazines
make girls think they have to live up
to the slim model look, but this
magazine looks at so many
different sizes and colours that it
becomes more relatable to the
reader.
What I really love is the way they
take plus size women and make
them feel so comfortable in here
bodies by finding them clothes that
complement there figures whilst
also making the stylish in the same
aspects.
24. day1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 day 5 Day 6 Day 7 Day 8
Layout
the
magazin
e with
the
writing
on
Lay out
the
double
page
spread
with
writing
on
Take
pictures
for the
magazin
e
Edit the
images
for the
magazin
e
Ad them
to the
front
age and
double
page
spread
Add
pictures
to my
website
Add
writing
and
blogs
Clean
and
finish all
work
ready to
upload
28. Similarities
Both my magazine and the vogue
magazine have two natural
looking women as the main
image, another is that it’s the
only image on the page no other
images are seen. They both have
main colours of red and white
which are bold stand out colours.
Also one of the similarities but
also differences is that both
magazines have colour
coordination's with the red on
the image and on the title.
Differences
The title is different as there is
two different kind of text with
the bold and the softer vogue
title incorporated into it.
Also there is a lot more
writing on the vogue one as
mine doesn't.
The filter on mine gives a
winter cold aspect but on the
vogue magazine there doesn't
seem to be any filter on it and
is very studio lighting, giving it
a clear bright look with the fat
there both wearing no make
up
Evaluation
29. Similarities
They both have a page with a picture and a small bit of writing on it as
a capturing image for people to see and ten this makes you wan to
read on.
They both also have a large bit of writing and large title to again draw
the attention to the page.
On mine and the professional magazine there is a smaller picture of
someone important or part of the writing in the text.
Differences
Mine has more of a fresh feel and no filter look with a natural
background and natural lighting from the sun, unlike the other
which has a vintage news paper feel with a grey vintage filter
over the images both the large image and the small image and
is also taken in a studio not a natural setting. My magazine
spread has a cold olive green background to contrast with the
green in the trees, but the professional one has a worn out
paper look as if the corners have been stained. With this it
shows tat mine has gone for a fresh modern look and the other
has gone for an old magazine look like its from the 1940s.
30. Similarities
They both have a main picture at the top of the web site with
the options of what pages you can go on at the top of the
picture and the main title. Both the pictures have very fresh
looks to them and you can see that there both take with un
natural lighting and and white backgrounds for the clothing to
stand out and look good.
Differences
The layouts are very different and how clear the writing is
on it as well also there is a different feel about the page
there's seem a lot ore organized and level compared to
mine. The professional one has more pages as well unlike
my web page
31. To summarise with my project I feel that I adhered to conventions of magazine design. I looked at pre-exisiting magazine to
influence my final products. I tried to capture imagery that would be used for an array of media outlets and use colour
schemes that best suits my target audience.
Overall I feel my project has given me some clear skills in which I can use for my final major project. I feel like I have
learned how to organise and structure my content and a clear and concise manner by using columns and margins. I have
learned how to ensure to produce imagery that has a lot of headroom and space around images, so I can appropriately
place text and content around them. I have used colours well, by matching the colours within image and applying them to
the text so they integrate across my media.
With regards to improvement, I feel my style of writing could be improved. I should work on my communication skills to
develop tonality of writing, between formal and informal. Another thing I could improve is my ability to use space well.
With my double page spread, I felt I had a few gaps which could have been filled with content, or organised better.
Overall I am happy with my print rotation and I feel that I have gained knowledge with techniques, tools and processes. I
am happy with what I have learned and will apply my new skills to my FMP later in the year.