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The document discusses potential masthead designs for a magazine. It considers four different masthead designs based on a class survey. The first masthead was voted the most popular in the survey. It used a bold, easy-to-read font. The second masthead was voted second most popular but had a less bold font that could be a disadvantage. The third masthead was deemed too bold and not fitting for a fashion and beauty magazine theme. There was variation in the survey responses about the fourth masthead, so it may be best to stick with the original ideas to ensure cohesion with the magazine's theme.
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Masthead ideas
The document discusses potential masthead designs for a magazine. It considers four different masthead options that were voted on in a class survey. The first masthead received the most votes and uses a bold, easy-to-read font that fits the purpose of the magazine. The second masthead was voted second most popular but uses a font that is not as bold and may be disadvantageous. The third masthead is too big and bold and seems better suited for a music magazine rather than a fashion magazine. The fourth masthead received mixed feedback in the survey so sticking with original ideas may be best to ensure cohesion with the magazine's theme.
Masthead ideas
The document discusses potential masthead designs for a magazine. It considers four different masthead options based on a class survey. The first masthead is chosen as the final design because it received the most votes in the survey and uses an easy-to-read font. The second masthead was the second most popular but its font may be too thin. The third masthead is deemed too bold for the magazine's fashion and beauty theme. The fourth masthead received mixed feedback in the survey so sticking with the original first choice is considered best.
Fonts and Colour Schemes
Sophie Thompson explored font and color scheme options for a magazine. She chose a font style that fits the magazine's style and listed similar fonts that look worn out and professional. For the color scheme, she selected pink and blue tones that are calm and light without being too feminine, feeling the pink would suit an article about a female band while still including male readers.
Question 1- evaluation
The document discusses the evaluation of a magazine cover and contents page. It analyzes several key elements:
1. The main image on the magazine cover takes up most space, making it conventional. Cover lines and stories are also effective at catching readers' eyes.
2. The student's magazine cover design is similar to the actual magazine, with comparable main image, masthead, and cover lines. To make it more conventional, the student needs more cover stories.
3. Elements like masthead, date, features, and pull quotes on the contents page make the student's design conventional like an actual magazine. Headings help readers understand the magazine contents.
Double page analysis
The document provides details on the design choices made for a double page magazine spread interview. It includes:
1) An explanation of why two photographs were chosen - one shows the subject's happy personality, while the other shows her serious side.
2) Details on editing the photographs to black and white to match the magazine's color scheme.
3) Information on formatting choices for the title, questions, and layout based on researching other magazines.
4) Notes on blending the large photograph into the black background and adding design elements like borders and fonts to enhance readability and visual interest.
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Font choices for the magazine front cover
The document discusses font choices for different elements of a magazine. For the front cover, the author chooses a sleek, bold, eye-catching font in capital letters to make the titles stand out, similar to the style used in Q Magazine. For text inside the magazine, the same font is used but in lowercase. For a double page spread on "RAYNE", a different handwritten font is used for her name to give it a personal feel, while the rest of the title uses the standard magazine fonts.
Magazine Feedback
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Masthead ideas
The document discusses potential masthead designs for a magazine. It considers four different masthead options based on a class survey. The first masthead is chosen as the final design because it received the most votes in the survey and uses an easy-to-read font. The second masthead was the second most popular but its font may be too thin. The third masthead is deemed too bold for the magazine's fashion and beauty theme. The fourth masthead received mixed feedback in the survey so sticking with the original first choice is considered best.
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Sophie Thompson explored font and color scheme options for a magazine. She chose a font style that fits the magazine's style and listed similar fonts that look worn out and professional. For the color scheme, she selected pink and blue tones that are calm and light without being too feminine, feeling the pink would suit an article about a female band while still including male readers.
Question 1- evaluation
The document discusses the evaluation of a magazine cover and contents page. It analyzes several key elements:
1. The main image on the magazine cover takes up most space, making it conventional. Cover lines and stories are also effective at catching readers' eyes.
2. The student's magazine cover design is similar to the actual magazine, with comparable main image, masthead, and cover lines. To make it more conventional, the student needs more cover stories.
3. Elements like masthead, date, features, and pull quotes on the contents page make the student's design conventional like an actual magazine. Headings help readers understand the magazine contents.
Double page analysis
The document provides details on the design choices made for a double page magazine spread interview. It includes:
1) An explanation of why two photographs were chosen - one shows the subject's happy personality, while the other shows her serious side.
2) Details on editing the photographs to black and white to match the magazine's color scheme.
3) Information on formatting choices for the title, questions, and layout based on researching other magazines.
4) Notes on blending the large photograph into the black background and adding design elements like borders and fonts to enhance readability and visual interest.
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Font choices for the magazine front cover
The document discusses font choices for different elements of a magazine. For the front cover, the author chooses a sleek, bold, eye-catching font in capital letters to make the titles stand out, similar to the style used in Q Magazine. For text inside the magazine, the same font is used but in lowercase. For a double page spread on "RAYNE", a different handwritten font is used for her name to give it a personal feel, while the rest of the title uses the standard magazine fonts.
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The document provides feedback from three people - Melissa, Sonia, and Mr. Lau - on a magazine created by the author. Melissa and Sonia both liked the main image but disliked the background color and font choices. Mr. Lau also liked the image and text colors but felt more contrast was needed. All three recommended changing the background color, text colors for readability, and adding alignment and structure with a grid. The author then describes improvements made based on this feedback, such as changing colors, adding backdrops, and using a grid for alignment.
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The name "Unplugged" was selected to reference acoustic and stripped-back music, linking it to the genre explored in the magazine. Various fonts were chosen for different elements like the masthead, artist names, subtitles and articles based on conventions from other pop music magazines and readability. The color scheme combines grayscales and bright colors to draw attention while fitting black and white photos. Close-up portrait photos of artists were selected to clearly show faces from a distance as is typical in pop music magazines.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the design choices made for the magazine's front cover. It follows conventions like having the main image fill the front cover and including a barcode. However, it also challenges conventions by having additional text under the cover lines and using one font color instead of multiple colors. The main image uses a medium long shot to show the subject in their environment but could be interpreted as showing them as isolated. Overall, the cover aims to look professional while also making the magazine stand out.
Masthead decisions
The document discusses the process of selecting and refining a font for a magazine masthead. The author initially chose an "acid dripping font" but realized it better represented horror genres rather than their alternative R&B music magazine theme. Feedback prompted changing the soft masthead font, as it did not match the bold cover fonts and had low quality. After further research emulating a similar real magazine, the author found a font that complemented the blocky magazine style better.
house style for my magazine
The document discusses the development of the house style for a music magazine. It covers the magazine's masthead and logo, font style and size, type of language, color scheme, and layout. For each section, suggestions are provided and references made to research on existing music magazines to help create the best possible R&B magazine. Font style, size, and pull quotes are discussed to draw attention to important elements. Language is chosen to engage young R&B fans. Potential mastheads are listed and top choices with designs are presented. Dark red, black, and white/grey are selected for the color scheme. Layouts are inspired by researched magazines.
House style for my magazine
The document discusses the development of the house style for a music magazine. It covers the magazine's masthead and logo, font style and size, language, color scheme, and layout. For each element, the author analyzes inspiration from research of similar magazines and suggestions from others to determine the best options to create an R&B music magazine.
Saba's Media Powerpoint
The document discusses and compares two magazine front covers, noting similarities in their use of bright colors, inclusion of women, and inclusion of the word "college" in bold fonts. It then provides feedback on the author's first draft of a school magazine cover, suggesting changes to the masthead font and colors to make it more attention-grabbing. The author's second draft incorporates this feedback, changing the masthead font and colors to pink to better represent the school environment theme.
Masthead designs
Lydia Platts is designing the masthead for her new music magazine called "Vibes". She sampled several fonts from dafont.com but none were quite right. The first font, "M12 Match Biker", was too quirky and techno for an R&B magazine. The second font, "Mabella", was too formal. The third, "Distracted Musician", was too childish. The fourth, "Fabada Regular", was too thin. Finally, she selected the font "Haettenschweiler" because it was formal, big, and bold making it the most suitable choice for the masthead.
Q1 done
The document discusses how the media product uses conventions of real music magazines in its design. It uses a dominant central image on the cover like many music magazines. In the contents section, it uses a mix of images and text laid out in columns like Q Magazine. It challenges conventions by featuring a female rock band rather than the typical male bands shown. Feedback from a questionnaire suggested making the magazine appeal to a broader audience and incorporating more vibrant colors throughout.
My Planning powerpoint
The document discusses potential names for a music magazine, including Core, Link, Beats, and Source. It settles on Beats as the final title. It also discusses font choices and layout designs for the magazine cover, contents page, and double page spreads. Primary market research in the form of interviews and a questionnaire informed decisions around the target genre, branding, and content.
Masthead font styles marked
Hannah Hughes is evaluating different font styles to use for the masthead of her music magazine. She considers fonts like DeathRattle BB, Rock's Death, Shut'Em Down, Script MT Bold, and Plane Crash. She ultimately selects Plane Crash because it is bold and will draw attention, matching her target audience's preferences based on her research. The font also conveys a professional look and is similar to the style used by Kerrang!, her source of inspiration for the magazine.
Media Studies Powerpoint
This document discusses magazine front covers and improving magazine designs based on peer feedback. It includes three draft magazine covers created by a student. The student made changes between drafts such as changing fonts, colors, and layout based on feedback to make the covers more attention grabbing and effective.
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This document discusses magazine front covers and improving magazine designs based on peer feedback. It includes three draft magazine covers created by a student. The student made changes between drafts such as changing fonts, colors, and layout based on feedback to make the covers more attention grabbing and effective.
Magazine analysis
The document analyzes a magazine front cover and contents page created by the author. Some key points:
- The author used Photoshop to design the bright pink masthead and arrange the cover elements.
- The cover lines highlight important articles in colored boxes, and the lead image shows a surprised model.
- The contents page matches the front cover colors and styles articles sections with photos chosen by the author.
- The author notes what design elements worked well (bright colors, lead image) and not as well (cover lines, contents photos) and what was difficult (article ideas) versus easy (assembling in Photoshop).
Progress
This document compares the mastheads, sell lines, and strap lines used for a college magazine versus a music magazine. For the college magazine, the masthead uses a basic font that fits but the same color scheme as the music magazine. The sell lines are also basic with a plain font. However, the music magazine masthead stands out with a simple yet bold and colorful design that catches people's eyes. The sell lines for the music magazine use varied fonts and colors that intrigue potential readers without revealing too much. The strap line for the college magazine is too bold, while the music magazine strap line subtly conveys more information about the magazine's contents.
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The document discusses the design choices made for a magazine project, including selecting a unique font for the masthead, taking photos at a golf course with a model holding a guitar, and interviewing popular artists to appeal to the target audience. Conventions from existing magazines were followed for layouts like the contents page but also challenged through creative choices such as large images covering pages. In conclusion, both conforming to and innovating from magazine conventions was seen as important to create a familiar yet distinctive product.
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The document discusses potential masthead designs for a magazine. It considers four different masthead designs based on a class survey. The first masthead was voted the most popular in the survey. It used a bold, easy-to-read font. The second masthead was voted second most popular but had a less bold font that could be a disadvantage. The third masthead was deemed too bold and not fitting for a fashion and beauty magazine theme. There was variation in the survey responses about the fourth masthead, so it may be best to stick with the original ideas to ensure cohesion with the magazine's theme.
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The document discusses potential masthead designs for a magazine. It considers four different masthead designs based on a class survey. The first masthead was voted the most popular in the survey. It used a bold, easy-to-read font. The second masthead was voted second most popular but had a less bold font that could be a disadvantage. The third masthead was deemed too bold and not fitting for a fashion and beauty magazine theme. There was variation in the survey responses about the fourth masthead, so it may be best to stick with the original ideas to ensure cohesion with the magazine's theme.
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