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4. MASTHEAD
The mast head is large bold and simple, all In capital
letters and at the top of the page, and is behind
the main image but still stands out.
Other magazines that use this common
convention;
5. DATE AND ISSUE NO.
Recent information, is informative for regular
readers to stay up to date. Always near the top
of the page. Slightly smaller that some text.
Examples of magazine that use this
convention;
6. MAIN IMAGE
Medium long shot, with single person in the
shot linked to main story with direct mode
of address. Brings connection of audience and
artist. The main image is in front of masthead.
Other magazines that follow these
conventions;
7. PULL QUOTE
Pull quote, questions engagement with audience
and entices audience to read.
Other examples of magazines that use this
convention;
8. ANCHOR TEXT
This shows the name of the artist so it can entice
fans And anchors to the main image and is the main
story of he magazine
Other examples of magazines that use this
convention;
9. BARCODE
Used for shops and retailers to sell and is
needed on the magazine,
Other examples of magazines that use this
convention;
11. FEATURES
The titles are bold and contrasting, they are
also short and to the point. This breaks down
the magazine for easy navigation and entices
the reader to read more.
Other examples of magazines that use this
convention;
12. Other examples of magazines that use this
convention;
NUMBERING
The numbers make the magazine easy
to navigate around and makes it more suitable
for my target audience. It creates shortcuts to
the magazine which is convenient to the reader
13. SOCIAL MEDIA
When researching the conventions into this
I found that the majority of the media did not
use this feature. However I thought it was
necessary for my magazine to reach my target
audience as I found that the majority of the
readers in this type of magazine also read it
online so this is why I added this feature
to my magazine. This would allow my audience
to receive up to date notices and this will also
create more of a customer base for my
magazine. The use of social media here is
Essential so it would be possible to enter the
competition.
14. Other examples of magazines that use this
convention;
IMAGES
I used a mid shot for my image so you can
clearly see the body language and facial
expressions. This gives the reader an insight
on who the main feature of the magazine is
and also links to the front cover.
16. LAYOUT
I chose this layout as it was the common
layout for a magazine, where the image
of the artist is taking up the whole of
one page
and the information and text is on the
other. But I wanted to challenge the
convention of writing the artists name in
small and make it stand so it will make
the reader remember the name.
17. ANCHOR TEXT
For my anchor text I chose to
challenge the convention of
having a small name of the
artist placed in the top right
corner. As previously
mentioned, having a big and
bold name of the artist
should attract the audience
and inform them of the
article. I used the two
different colours to keep his
name bold and to stand out
more to the reader.
18. IMAGE
For my double page spread I used a close
up and this is a common convention for
magazine. The close us can show emotion
of the artist on the page and this entices
the reader to read on.
Other examples of magazines that use this
convention;
19. TAG LINE
This was not a common convention
I found in my research however I felt
that it was effective in my double
page spread and the words ‘New &
Upcoming’ will entice them to read
and there for will be beneficial to
the article.
20. DROP CAP
The drop cap is a common
convention of most magazines.
It is an introduction to the text,
large and bold. This makes the
text very enticing to read and
grabs the readers attention.
Other examples of magazines that use this
convention;
21. COLOMNS
From my research into codes
and convention, I found that
having the page split into three
equal sized column was a
common convention used,
which makes the spread look
professional and well organised.
I decided to stick to this
convention.
Other examples of magazines that use this
convention;
