This document contains a list of three mock ups. Mock up 1 is listed first, followed by Mock up 3, and then Mock up 2. The document provides a brief listing of three different mock up designs or prototypes without any additional context.
This document contains a list of 3 sketches. The list includes the terms "Sketch 1", "Sketch 2", and "Sketch 3" with no additional context or details provided about the sketches.
This document contains a list of 3 sketches. The list includes the terms "Sketch 1", "Sketch 2", and "Sketch 3" with no additional context or details provided about the sketches.
This document contains 3 screenshots without any additional context or explanation. The screenshots are unlabeled and it is unclear what program, website or app they are from based on the limited information provided. No meaningful summary can be generated from the screenshots alone without more background or details provided about the images.
This document discusses potential magazine titles and designs. It considers titles like "Vibe", "The Source", "Howl", "Euphoria", "RadioGR8", "MSC", "#POP", and "Crunk". It analyzes the meanings and appeals of each title, targeting audiences like teenagers. Combining words or using initials to make titles unique and memorable is also discussed. In the end, the author decides "#POP" is the most appealing title as it references hashtags on social media that teenagers engage with.
Lady Gaga argues that pop music will never be low brow. She believes pop music has artistic merit and cultural significance. Pop music can tackle meaningful topics and inspire people.
Electroacoustic music originated in the mid-20th century following the incorporation of electric sound production into compositions. Early developments included musique concrète created at the Groupe de Recherches Musicales in Paris using tape music, elektronische Musik created at the NWDR studio in Cologne, and tape music, electronic music, and computer music explored at Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center in New York. Practical electronic musical instruments began appearing in the early 1900s, and animation techniques were also used to create "electronic sounds".
The document discusses color palettes used in different music magazines and how colors can be used to target specific audiences. It analyzes the color schemes of magazines like Q, Vibe and Pop and how they appeal to their readers. The author is considering colors like blue, pink, purple, white, yellow and ocean colors for their own music magazine to convey a relaxed yet cool style that would appeal to a male audience. In conclusion, the document suggests that while many music magazines use bold colors like red and yellow, a calm color palette could also be effective in attracting readers.
This document contains a list of three mock ups. Mock up 1 is listed first, followed by Mock up 3, and then Mock up 2. The document provides a brief listing of three different mock up designs or prototypes without any additional context.
This document contains a list of 3 sketches. The list includes the terms "Sketch 1", "Sketch 2", and "Sketch 3" with no additional context or details provided about the sketches.
This document contains a list of 3 sketches. The list includes the terms "Sketch 1", "Sketch 2", and "Sketch 3" with no additional context or details provided about the sketches.
This document contains 3 screenshots without any additional context or explanation. The screenshots are unlabeled and it is unclear what program, website or app they are from based on the limited information provided. No meaningful summary can be generated from the screenshots alone without more background or details provided about the images.
This document discusses potential magazine titles and designs. It considers titles like "Vibe", "The Source", "Howl", "Euphoria", "RadioGR8", "MSC", "#POP", and "Crunk". It analyzes the meanings and appeals of each title, targeting audiences like teenagers. Combining words or using initials to make titles unique and memorable is also discussed. In the end, the author decides "#POP" is the most appealing title as it references hashtags on social media that teenagers engage with.
Lady Gaga argues that pop music will never be low brow. She believes pop music has artistic merit and cultural significance. Pop music can tackle meaningful topics and inspire people.
Electroacoustic music originated in the mid-20th century following the incorporation of electric sound production into compositions. Early developments included musique concrète created at the Groupe de Recherches Musicales in Paris using tape music, elektronische Musik created at the NWDR studio in Cologne, and tape music, electronic music, and computer music explored at Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center in New York. Practical electronic musical instruments began appearing in the early 1900s, and animation techniques were also used to create "electronic sounds".
The document discusses color palettes used in different music magazines and how colors can be used to target specific audiences. It analyzes the color schemes of magazines like Q, Vibe and Pop and how they appeal to their readers. The author is considering colors like blue, pink, purple, white, yellow and ocean colors for their own music magazine to convey a relaxed yet cool style that would appeal to a male audience. In conclusion, the document suggests that while many music magazines use bold colors like red and yellow, a calm color palette could also be effective in attracting readers.
Michael Siscar took several test shots to use for his media foundation coursework cover and spreads. The first shot was of himself sitting with a guitar, which he thought was too plain for the cover but might work on an inside spread. The second shot showed him posing rebelliously like smashing a guitar, which he felt focused too much on the background. The third close-up shot of his face he felt wouldn't work well when cropped for the cover. In the fourth shot, he looked downwards at a 3/4 angle which he thought brought out the seriousness needed for the cover. The fifth wide shot showed his full body standing with a guitar balanced on his knee, which he thought could work in black and
This document contains flat plans for a publication. It includes a front cover, table of contents, and double page spread flat plan. The flat plans provide layout designs for the different sections and pages within the publication without text or images, focusing only on the structural elements.
Research photographers, graphic designers and magazine creatorsMsiscar76
This document summarizes and provides examples of the work of several influential photographers, graphic designers, and magazine creators including:
- Linda McCartney, known for her photographs of celebrities like John Lennon and fashion shoots.
- Ernst Haas, a pioneering color photographer who saturated his photos to achieve realistic effects.
- David Carson, known for his unique magazine covers combining typography, layout, and "grunge" fonts.
- Milton Glaser, famous for designs like the "I Love NY" logo and using colors to convey feelings in his work.
- Krissi Murison, the first female NME editor who used various fonts and colors in her magazine covers
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This document provides information about several photographers, graphic designers, and magazine creators that could serve as inspirations for a music magazine design. It briefly profiles Linda McCartney, Ernst Haas, David Carson, Milton Glaser, Krissi Murison, and Tony Gervino. For each, it highlights some of their representative works and design elements, such as their use of color, composition, typography, and layout techniques. The document aims to expose the reader to diverse styles that effectively convey mood and grab attention.
This document summarizes and analyzes three magazine articles about music artists. The Rolling Stone article describes Stevie Nicks using expressive language to portray her uniqueness and storytelling abilities. The Q Magazine article about Lana Del Rey uses dark and descriptive language to portray her emotional state and appearance. The DJ Magazine biography of Per Martinsen uses expressive language like "legendary" and "godfather" to portray his influence in electronic music and status as a legend in an informal tone appealing to younger readers.
The document discusses the design and target audience of a school magazine cover created by the author. Key points:
- The author asked peers for design suggestions and chose a blue and green color theme to appear "cool" to students.
- The cover features a photo of the author and friends to look professional but fun. The title is "In the News" to seem interesting.
- The target audience is students aged 12-18. Elements like layout and style aim to attract this wider audience beyond just adults.
- The magazine would be distributed through the school and website/app to easily reach the audience of students and parents.
- Designing the cover taught the author skills in photo editing software
The document discusses the design and target audience of a school magazine cover created by the author. Key points:
- The author gathered input from peers on colors, fonts, and images to make the cover look professional but fun. A photo of the author and friends was used.
- The title "In the News" was chosen to make the school magazine seem more interesting than just news. Too much text on the cover was avoided.
- The target audience of students aged 12-18 was aimed for with colorful design and stories relevant to students.
- The magazine would be distributed through the school and website/app to easily provide news to students, parents, and readers.
- Photoshop
The document provides guidance for designing a school magazine cover and contents page. It analyzes various design elements of sample magazine covers such as mastheads, slogans, images, colors, fonts, and layouts. It also examines content page features like pictures, languages, and links to social media. The document concludes with an action plan for creating a mock school magazine cover and contents page independently over the course of the week.
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Michael Siscar took several test shots to use for his media foundation coursework cover and spreads. The first shot was of himself sitting with a guitar, which he thought was too plain for the cover but might work on an inside spread. The second shot showed him posing rebelliously like smashing a guitar, which he felt focused too much on the background. The third close-up shot of his face he felt wouldn't work well when cropped for the cover. In the fourth shot, he looked downwards at a 3/4 angle which he thought brought out the seriousness needed for the cover. The fifth wide shot showed his full body standing with a guitar balanced on his knee, which he thought could work in black and
This document contains flat plans for a publication. It includes a front cover, table of contents, and double page spread flat plan. The flat plans provide layout designs for the different sections and pages within the publication without text or images, focusing only on the structural elements.
Research photographers, graphic designers and magazine creatorsMsiscar76
This document summarizes and provides examples of the work of several influential photographers, graphic designers, and magazine creators including:
- Linda McCartney, known for her photographs of celebrities like John Lennon and fashion shoots.
- Ernst Haas, a pioneering color photographer who saturated his photos to achieve realistic effects.
- David Carson, known for his unique magazine covers combining typography, layout, and "grunge" fonts.
- Milton Glaser, famous for designs like the "I Love NY" logo and using colors to convey feelings in his work.
- Krissi Murison, the first female NME editor who used various fonts and colors in her magazine covers
Research photographers, graphic designers and magazine creatorsMsiscar76
This document provides information about several photographers, graphic designers, and magazine creators that could serve as inspirations for a music magazine design. It briefly profiles Linda McCartney, Ernst Haas, David Carson, Milton Glaser, Krissi Murison, and Tony Gervino. For each, it highlights some of their representative works and design elements, such as their use of color, composition, typography, and layout techniques. The document aims to expose the reader to diverse styles that effectively convey mood and grab attention.
This document summarizes and analyzes three magazine articles about music artists. The Rolling Stone article describes Stevie Nicks using expressive language to portray her uniqueness and storytelling abilities. The Q Magazine article about Lana Del Rey uses dark and descriptive language to portray her emotional state and appearance. The DJ Magazine biography of Per Martinsen uses expressive language like "legendary" and "godfather" to portray his influence in electronic music and status as a legend in an informal tone appealing to younger readers.
The document discusses the design and target audience of a school magazine cover created by the author. Key points:
- The author asked peers for design suggestions and chose a blue and green color theme to appear "cool" to students.
- The cover features a photo of the author and friends to look professional but fun. The title is "In the News" to seem interesting.
- The target audience is students aged 12-18. Elements like layout and style aim to attract this wider audience beyond just adults.
- The magazine would be distributed through the school and website/app to easily reach the audience of students and parents.
- Designing the cover taught the author skills in photo editing software
The document discusses the design and target audience of a school magazine cover created by the author. Key points:
- The author gathered input from peers on colors, fonts, and images to make the cover look professional but fun. A photo of the author and friends was used.
- The title "In the News" was chosen to make the school magazine seem more interesting than just news. Too much text on the cover was avoided.
- The target audience of students aged 12-18 was aimed for with colorful design and stories relevant to students.
- The magazine would be distributed through the school and website/app to easily provide news to students, parents, and readers.
- Photoshop
The document provides guidance for designing a school magazine cover and contents page. It analyzes various design elements of sample magazine covers such as mastheads, slogans, images, colors, fonts, and layouts. It also examines content page features like pictures, languages, and links to social media. The document concludes with an action plan for creating a mock school magazine cover and contents page independently over the course of the week.
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In this slides I explain how I have used storytelling techniques to elevate websites and brands and create memorable user experiences. You can discover practical tips as I showcase the elements of good storytelling and its applied to some examples of diverse brands/projects..
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- The Built Environment
- Let's imagine the perfect building
- The Passive House standard
- Why Passive House targets
- Clean Energy Plans?!
- How does Passive House compare and fit in?
- The business case for Passive House real estate
- Tools to quantify the value of Passive House
- What can I do?
- Resources
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