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The document discusses color scheme, font, and layout choices for a magazine targeted towards 17-19 year olds. A minimalist color scheme of greys, blacks, and a hint of blue is chosen to have a classy, sophisticated feel. The main font is selected because it will stand out on the cover and be instantly identifiable. The cover lines font is bold, simple, and easy to read in a classy style. A different font is chosen for the double page spread title as that article is more relaxed in tone.
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These are my final decisions on the fonts I will use for my music magazine and the colour scheme I will use. There are also my final photos I will use in my magazine.
Stylesheet
The document discusses font and color scheme choices for different elements of a music magazine, including the cover, contents page, and double-page spread. For the cover, the font Segoe Print was chosen to give a classic, fun style that appeals to the target market of older, higher-class readers. The contents page and double-page spread use consistent fonts and color schemes to provide uniformity throughout the magazine. The color scheme aims to be subtly eye-catching rather than bright like other pop magazines, using lighter pinks and purples to appeal to an older female audience.
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The document discusses font and color scheme choices for different elements of a music magazine, including the cover, contents page, and double-page spread. For the cover, the font Segoe Print was chosen to give a classic yet fun style that appeals to the target market of older, higher-class readers. On the contents page and flowing throughout, the font Niagara Solid is used because it is bold, clear, and grabs attention. The color scheme aims to be subtly eye-catching rather than bright like other pop magazines, using lighter pinks and purples to seem less tacky and appeal more to older females. Examples are provided of color schemes that could be used.
Magazines 1
The document discusses pre-school magazines that are sold in the UK and aimed at pre-school children, as evidenced by the topics featured like Disney and Thomas the Tank Engine that would interest that age group. These magazines use bright colors, clear writing, and many images to engage children and ensure they are not bored by any single topic. While the layout may seem chaotic to older people, the magazines are designed to be easily understood by children through images and fonts they can recognize.
Dummies and stylesheets
The document discusses colour scheme options for a magazine targeted towards females aged 16-23. A light colour scheme is chosen to appeal to the target demographic based on survey results. Though a darker scheme may attract more males, it risks losing female consumers. While multiple colours were initially considered, a single prominent colour (yellow) is decided upon to avoid a gaudy appearance. Feedback from female readers supports the yellow scheme. Examples from other magazines inform the limited use of the yellow to achieve a professional look.
Font and colour testing
The document discusses font and color testing for a regional magazine focused on Brighton, England. It considers titles, fonts, and colors that fit a vintage theme to portray Brighton's antique shops and cafes. The author settles on "Brighton On the Beach" as the magazine title. Various vintage-style fonts are tested for the headline, including "Accord SF Italic" in black, seen as bold, clear and attractive. A minimal color scheme of blue, black, white and red is chosen to relate to the seaside and add pop without being too shocking.
Rationales
The document discusses the rationale behind the name, fonts, color scheme, and photos chosen for a pop music magazine called "Unplugged".
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.
A2exsw
The document provides information on two mood boards and analyses of magazine covers and elements. For the teenage mood board, it discusses how teens enjoy music, sports, social media, parties and fun with friends. The football magazine mood board discusses brands like FourFourTwo and design elements like fonts, colors, photos and layouts that appeal to different age groups. It also discusses inspirational poster design, magazine spreads, color palettes, photo shots, and the creator's magazine covers featuring Dave which take an unconventional simple design approach.
Media evaluation proper
This document summarizes and evaluates the front cover and double page spread of a student-created magazine focused on pop music. On the front cover, the student uses bright pink and blue colors in the masthead and cover lines to match the pop genre. Images of musicians and cover lines about celebrities are used to appeal to the target teenage female audience. Bold anchorage text introduces the main artists. On the double page spread, black and white images of the artists scrolling along the top provide contrast. A pink masthead and quote box in the center engage readers in the interview content. Overall, the document analyzes design choices and how they appeal to and attract the intended readership.
Magazine Stylesheet
The document evaluates four different font options for a magazine masthead:
1) Zwodrei font with a thick, rectangular border that would stand out on any page color
2) Ailerons font with a thinner style that looks cleaner than the first option
3) Manifesto font featuring only uppercase letters without a border that may be too unique and cause confusion
4) Coco Puff font with a medium thickness and border that achieves a balance between options one and two in line with the magazine's style.
The document also selects League Spartan for headlines, Droid Serif for body text, and establishes a primary color scheme of black, white, and red.
Media coursework
Here are 3 fonts I tested that could work well for an indie/alternative music magazine:
1. Fretboard - A stylish serif font that has an artsy vintage vibe fitting for the genre. The varied letter widths give it visual interest.
2. Frutiger - A clean sans serif with subtle flair. Legible at small sizes but not too plain. Strikes a good balance between stylish and readable.
3. Archer - A playful script font that feels youthful and indie. The varied letter heights keep it lively without being too distracting. Adds personality without being overdone.
I'd recommend experimenting with combinations of these fonts for headings versus body text. Fret
Media evaluation proper
The document describes the design choices for the masthead, cover images, text blocks, and double page spread of a magazine cover and interior page. Key points:
- The bright pink and black masthead is meant to represent the "pop" genre and stand out on the left side of the cover.
- The main cover image shows two young males in trendy clothing shot from a high angle, positioned in the center to draw attention.
- Cover lines on the left use different fonts and colors to highlight headlines and integrate with the design.
- The double page spread continues the color scheme and includes three black and white images of the duo across the top and a large quote in the center.
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.
Unit 13 p2 power point
This document contains details from a student about planning and pitching a print-based music magazine as part of their coursework. It includes sections on genre selection, masthead design ideas, magazine format concepts, target audience analysis considering age, gender and socioeconomic factors, product research on similar magazines, draft front covers, and conclusions. The student conducted research on magazine styles and target audiences to develop concepts for a hip hop and rap focused magazine aimed at teenagers and young adults between 15-30 years old.
Unit 13 p2 power point
This document contains details from a student about planning and pitching a print-based music magazine as part of their coursework. It includes sections on genre selection, masthead design ideas, magazine format concepts, target audience analysis considering age, gender and socioeconomic factors, product research on similar magazines, draft cover designs, and conclusions. The student selected a rap/hip hop genre and developed two magazine concepts centered around new artists. Market research and cover mockups incorporated lessons from analyzing successful music magazines like Vibe.
Mood Board
The document discusses design choices for a music magazine, including font selection, image placement, use of bright colors, and layout designs. Various magazine pages, covers, and contents pages are evaluated for elements like masthead color, pull quotes, and background hues that make key information pop visually or create an appealing aesthetic matching the magazine's music theme.
Planning and research Isaac McKenzie
This is my video created using powerpoint, analysing my mockups and final designs of my front cover and contents page.
Planning my magazine
The document outlines the font and color scheme choices for a magazine. It discusses selecting title fonts that are appealing to the eye and stylish to attract readers. Heading fonts are chosen to be easily readable but still stylish. The main text will use Calibri or Arial for readability. The color scheme of red, black, and white is selected to represent the personality of a rock audience and generally appeal to males.
Magazine pre-production stage.pptx
This document provides planning details for Nina Lima's fashion magazine titled "Modealisation". It includes research on existing magazine layouts, covers, and content pages to inspire Nina's own magazine design. Sample magazine names are presented to audiences and "Modealisation" is selected as the top choice. Font and image research is also included to inform the magazine's visual design. Draft cover, content page, and double-page spread layouts are presented with descriptions. The double-page spread will feature an interview with Nina as an up-and-coming fashion designer.
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Mood board
- 3. I have chosen these colour schemes as they have the classy feel. As there is a lot of colours here I will use the greys and blacks with only a hint of blue. This minimalist colour scheme will work well with the magazine audience and style that I'm going for. My magazine is centred upon 17-19 year olds so there needs to be an element of class and sophistication. The blues will come in to place in only one place on the front cover, whereby attention will be placed upon this section of the magazine cover. Main masthead Cover lines I have chosen this font as it will stand out upon the background and will be instantly identifiable when found in a bunch of magazines. The font has a slight elegance which will fit perfectly within my magazine. I have chosen this as the cover line as It is a bold and simple design, one that Will stand out when opening the page, a Style of font which is easy readable and clear. This style of font is classy which again will go Well with my magazine style. Double page spread title I have chosen this for the double page spread title as it is different to the other fonts I have chosen. This is because my double page is a more relaxed ‘interview’ style article.