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The document discusses the planning for a magazine cover for a soap opera trailer. It describes choosing a close-up image of the main character looking powerful in black and white. A bold font is considered to stand out for the masthead and cover lines. The color scheme will be black, white and purple. The layout will include the issue number, masthead, main image, cover lines, barcode and logo according to magazine conventions. Possible main cover lines are presented focusing on words related to the trailer's themes.
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The document discusses font and color choices for magazine design elements. For the masthead, the designer chooses a combination of Birds of Paradise and 60's Stripe fonts. Red is selected as the main masthead color for boldness. Sample layouts are presented for the cover, contents page, and double page spread that emphasize large central images and transparent text boxes over images. Photography plans aim to capture posed but relaxed full-figure shots for the contents page and close-up portraits for the cover and spreads. A 30-page flat plan with ads is presented as the final magazine layout.
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The document discusses font and color choices for magazine design elements. For the masthead, the author decides to use Birds of Paradise for "Riff" and 60's Stripe for "magazine" as they like how formal yet curly Birds of Paradise looks and how simple yet double-lined 60's Stripe is. Throughout the magazine, the author aims to use consistent fonts like Mouse Deco and Coolvetica for headings and text. The main colors will be red, black, blue and white. Red is chosen for the bold masthead. Sample covers, contents pages and spreads are presented with a focus on large central images and transparent overlaying text.
Designing
The document discusses font and color choices for magazine design elements. For the masthead, the author decides to use Birds of Paradise for "Riff" and 60's Stripe for "magazine" as they like how formal yet curly Birds of Paradise looks for the important word and how simple 60's Stripe is for the shorter word. They plan to use consistent fonts like Mouse Deco and Powerhouse Era throughout and a red, black, and blue color scheme. Sample covers, contents pages, and spreads are presented along with photography plans to achieve the desired professional, focused looks.
Rough cut comparison
The document compares a professional magazine to a student's magazine, noting some key differences in their designs. The professional magazine has contents spread across the entire front cover and contents page, while the student's magazine has information confined to the left side or a small amount. The student also notes that their double page spread could benefit from using their tri-color scheme to make it look less dull.
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While the author originally planned to base their magazine on one from NME, there ended up being few similarities due to differences in masthead width and page layout. The author tried to match NME's headlines down the page sides but wrote around images whereas NME wrote over images. Other differences included the author including sub-images while the specific NME magazine used for inspiration did not, though the author found one NME magazine with similar sub-images.
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The document provides a rationale for the design of the contents page of a magazine. It states that there will be two images - a dominant color image of the director to link to the main story, and a smaller black and white profile image for the editor's note. Font sizes will follow the cover design with larger bolder fonts for important text. The contents page will primarily be in black and white to seem mature, with one accent color like red to highlight important items and catch readers' attention. Only the most relevant sections and stories will be listed with page numbers, with the double page spread being the main highlight.
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The document describes the process of designing the contents page for a magazine. Key details include:
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- Small cover model photos were placed in a white third of the page to avoid overcrowding.
- Section titles were made italic and underlined in red to stand out.
- Subheadings and page numbers were added in grey to differentiate clearly against the black background.
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The student intended their magazine to challenge conventions by featuring a white female model on the cover stereotypically associated with black R&B singers. They conducted research that found black to be the most popular color choice for magazines. Throughout the magazine, they used purple and white text on a black background to maintain a consistent color theme. The layout and design elements, such as the placement of images, text formatting, and use of different font sizes, were inspired by and similar to the example 'Vibe' magazine pages.
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The document discusses font and color choices for magazine design elements. For the masthead, the author decides to use Birds of Paradise for "Riff" and 60's Stripe for "magazine" as they like how formal yet curly Birds of Paradise looks for the important word and how simple 60's Stripe is for the shorter word. They plan to use consistent fonts like Mouse Deco and Powerhouse Era throughout and a red, black, and blue color scheme. Sample covers, contents pages, and spreads are presented along with photography plans to achieve the desired professional, focused looks.
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The document provides a rationale for the design of the contents page of a magazine. It states that there will be two images - a dominant color image of the director to link to the main story, and a smaller black and white profile image for the editor's note. Font sizes will follow the cover design with larger bolder fonts for important text. The contents page will primarily be in black and white to seem mature, with one accent color like red to highlight important items and catch readers' attention. Only the most relevant sections and stories will be listed with page numbers, with the double page spread being the main highlight.
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The document describes the process of designing the contents page for a magazine. Key details include:
- The title was created in Photoshop using different font colors against a black and white background.
- Small cover model photos were placed in a white third of the page to avoid overcrowding.
- Section titles were made italic and underlined in red to stand out.
- Subheadings and page numbers were added in grey to differentiate clearly against the black background.
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The student intended their magazine to challenge conventions by featuring a white female model on the cover stereotypically associated with black R&B singers. They conducted research that found black to be the most popular color choice for magazines. Throughout the magazine, they used purple and white text on a black background to maintain a consistent color theme. The layout and design elements, such as the placement of images, text formatting, and use of different font sizes, were inspired by and similar to the example 'Vibe' magazine pages.
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The document describes the design process for a magazine cover page. Key details include:
- The author resized and cropped a central photograph in Photoshop to focus attention on the model while keeping the complementary background.
- A green color was selected for the masthead text to contrast well with the model's clothes without distracting from the focus on the model.
- Additional design elements like cover lines, puff text, barcode, website, and issue date were added in positions and colors following magazine design conventions.
- A variety of fonts, both serif and sans serif, and colors were used throughout to make the cover visually interesting without looking dull or plain.
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The document discusses the design choices made for various pages of a magazine created by the author. For the front cover, the author took inspiration from the layout and design elements of the Kerrang magazine but made modifications like changing fonts, sizes and backgrounds. For the contents page, the author copied the positioning of headings from Kerrang but changed the layout of pictures and stories. Throughout the magazine, the author aimed to make their design different from Kerrang while still appealing to a rock music audience.
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This document summarizes the author's draft designs for magazine pages, including the cover, contents page, and double page spread (DPS). The author notes that the color scheme creates the desired indie genre. Some elements need alterations, such as making the masthead on the cover less harsh and adding a price. The contents page looks consistent with the magazine but could have more text by the artist and crop the background. The DPS needs a background color consistent with the cover for continuity, and the model may need editing to match the cover. Overall, the author is pleased with following magazine conventions.
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The document discusses how the magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread use, develop, and challenge conventions of real media products. For the magazine cover, elements like the color scheme and central model are loosely based on VIBE magazine, but with different poses, fonts, and layout. The contents page copies design elements from Q magazine, like the photo and contents placement, while innovating with overlapping images and added colors. The double page spread is loosely based on another publication's layout but develops it further with different photos, formats, colors, and additional creative elements.
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The document discusses how the magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread use, develop, and challenge conventions of real media products. For the magazine cover, elements like the color scheme and central model are loosely based on VIBE magazine, but with different poses, fonts, and layout. The contents page copies design elements from Q magazine, like the photo and contents placement, while innovating with overlapped images and added colors. The double page spread is loosely based on another publication's layout but develops it further with different photos, formats, colors, and additional creative elements.
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This document contains reviews of various magazine covers and contents pages. The reviewer likes covers and pages where the main image features a singer or artist as the focus of attention. For covers, they prefer when there is enough text to indicate what is inside the magazine without too much text. For contents pages, they like pages that feature multiple images rather than lots of text, and where the text provides information on where to find specific articles.
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This document summarizes how the media product uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It discusses design elements like the masthead, cover images, bar codes, and cover lines. It also covers layouts for the content page, with columns, images on the left, page numbers, and fonts. The double page spread layout includes a large cover image, headlines, and 3 column writing style. Images are typically bright, large, and from a variety of locations to appeal to different audiences. While some conventions are followed, the design also challenges conventions in places like thinner mastheads and fewer images per page.
Presentation of flat plans for media!
The document discusses the student's plans for their magazine flat plans project, including the front cover, contents page, and double page spread. For the front cover, they will take elements from popular magazines like Q, NME, and Kerrang, such as using a bold logo and color scheme. For the contents page, they will include a large title, date, boxes around headings, and large images to make it easy to read. For the double page spread, they will use a simple color scheme, large striking image, and interview layout similar to examples seen from researching other popular magazines.
Evaluation question 1
This document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, both uses conventions of real magazines as well as challenges some conventions.
The layout and design of the front cover uses conventions like centering the model's face, including writing on the sides, and using consistent font styles. However, the location of the main cover story is placed unconventionally at the bottom rather than the typical middle placement.
Inside pages also blend conventions, like placing the masthead in the center and using a similar contents page structure, with some unconventional elements like using multiple images on the contents page rather than one. Color is also used unconventionally to differentiate sub-stories rather than just one color.
The double page spread
Presentation of flat plans for media!
The document discusses the student's plans for their magazine flat plans, including the front cover, contents page, and double page spread. For the front cover, they will incorporate elements like the bold logo, bar code, and color scheme from magazines they reviewed. Their contents page will have a large central image, boxes around headings, and stick to the front cover color scheme. For the double page spread, they aim to have a simple but striking layout with a large central image filling half the page like examples they viewed.
Contents Page Drafts
The document describes revisions made to draft contents pages for a hip hop magazine. The author experimented with different background colors, images, and page layouts. In the first draft, the background color matched the cover but the logo did not fit. Subsequent drafts featured smaller cover images and varied pictures to make the page more interesting. The author was still deciding on final design elements like background color and number formatting to improve visual appeal and consistency with the magazine's style.
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[2] It notes that the masthead title is obscured by the model, and comments on design choices like font styles and sizing used for different elements.
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The document outlines the structure and methodology for TAI assessments of public participation. It discusses the four pillars of access to information, public participation, access to justice, and capacity building. Case studies are used to evaluate public participation at the project, regulatory, and policy levels across different sectors. Indicators examine relevant laws, the efforts made for participation, and the effectiveness of participation. The assessments involve a mix of prescribed and discretionary case studies totaling at least 18 to provide comprehensive insights into each country's framework and practice of public participation.
#MapHacking con datos abiertos
Gracias a normativas como INSPIRE y la madurez del sector informático GIS/SIG la información geográfica se ha convertido en una de las estrellas en la reutilización por parte de los agentes infomediarios.
No obstante no sólo el sector público y la industria se está aprovechando de estos avances, también la ciudadanía hace un uso extenso de mapas para el cambio social.
En esta presentación para el grupo GEOInquietos de Sevilla se hace un repaso al panorama del Open Government Data nacional (en qué estado se encuentra y cómo debería estar), se dan consejos sobre cómo encontrar datos abiertos y un par de prácticas de reutilización de datos point-and-click.
Información sobre el evento:
http://www.eventbrite.es/e/entradas-reunion-8-geoinquietos-sevilla-10218609135?utm_campaign=event_reminder&ref=eemaileventremind&utm_medium=email&utm_source=eb_email&utm_term=eventname
Datos abiertos sobre gasto económico
Todos los días en la prensa escuchamos cifras económicas, "El escándalo de corrupción X supone 3M€ de desfalco", "El Ayuntamiento de Villarriba se gasta 3k€ en ambulancias", etc. ¿Sabemos realmente lo que vale un euro?
Las claves para comprender las cifras económicas está en la contextualización: referirlas a dimensiones conocidas (tal y como se hace para hectáreas con campos de futbol), referidas a casos similares (comparar gasto de un ayuntamiento con el de otro en función de población/recaudación).
En esta presentación realizada para el Open Data Day del 22 de Febrero durante el evento #OKIOConf14 http://okioconf.es se presentan las plataformas OpenSpending.org e HistoriasdeGasto.org, dos esfuerzos colectivos por arrojar conocimiento sobre el gasto económico como apoyo a una acción social formada e inteligente.
OpenGoverment y OpenData ¿Y si se llegara a cumplir?
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Access to Justice Training
TAI Training focuses on access to justice through four pillars: access to information, public participation, access to justice, and capacity building. It assesses countries using indicators in these areas applied to case studies across various sectors. The access to justice assessment includes 33 indicators examining whether forums are impartial, affordable, have capacity to handle claims, and issue timely decisions. Case studies must include at least 4 access to information cases, 6 public participation cases, and 4 access to justice cases, with 2 poverty cases. Priority sectors are chosen based on economic/environmental significance and representation of average impacts.
We Open Governments
Son ya casi cuatro años con la moda: El Gobierno Abierto (Transparencia, Participación, Colaboración) y los Datos Abiertos (reutilización información sector público) como palancas para una regeneración democrática. Se han hecho avances en España, sí, ¿pero son los que queremos? El Gobierno no va a abrirse por sí solo, lo tenemos que abrir nosotras, las personas.
En esta presentación, realizada para jornadas Universidad de Málaga, se aclara qué son "Gobierno y Datos Abiertos", cual es el panorama de la apertura en España y cómo la ciudadanía ya se está empoderando con lo poquito que se nos va dando.
La transparencia agoniza. Ayudémosla a morir.
Ya tenemos Ley de Transparencia y Portal de Transparencia. No hay partido político que no incorpore una línea de transparencia dentro de su programa político ... aún así, la han 'tocado de muerte'. Las demandas ciudadanas por la transparencia (publicidad activa y derecho de acceso a la información) han sido absorbidas, desnaturalizadas y escupidas por los poderes fácticos.
Ha llegado la hora de que reinventemos estas demandas tan democráticas: el camino hacia la "Rendición de Cuentas".
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The content page will feature larger images on one side and page numbers/titles in different fonts and colors. A double page spread will center around a full-length relaxed image of the model in casual clothes, accompanied by columns of text in Times New Roman and a larger title incorporating the magazine's pink branding color.
Evaluation Question 5
The document summarizes changes made to the magazine mock-up based on audience feedback received during preliminary testing. For the front cover, a skyline banner and modifications to the layout and design of text blocks were implemented. The contents page was improved by increasing image and text sizes to remove empty spaces. The double page spread saw changes like adding a pull quote, inline quote, and additional images. Across sections, minor details and consistency of style and formatting were enhanced.
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The document discusses pre-production work on designing a magazine cover and layout. It explores using photo manipulation software to contrast color and black and white images, as well as different font and formatting styles. Ideas like using silhouettes, color schemes, and brush layers are tested out. However, the document concludes that a simpler, cleaner style without excessive colors and brushes would be more appropriate for an R&B music magazine, taking inspiration from American publications like Vibe instead. Formatting content into boxes and grouping articles on the left third of the page are ideas that will still be applied with a more minimalist overall design.
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1) The document discusses layout plans for various pages of a magazine, including the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread. Placement of elements like the masthead, images, coverlines, and columns are considered.
2) Common magazine conventions are researched but also experimented with by trying non-traditional element placements. Color schemes and fonts are selected to be attractive, fun, and match a desired house style.
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Question 1 evaluation
The document describes the design choices made for the cover, contents page, and a double page spread of a magazine. Key elements borrowed from example magazines include using a mid-shot photo on the cover for facial expressions, pink as the color theme to appeal to young girls, and white backgrounds. Boxes and fonts are used strategically to draw attention. The contents page includes gradient boxes, numbered images, and a large featured article photo. The double page spread uses a headline quote and mid-shot photo filling one page. Challenges include layout, additional images, and random shapes.
Question 1 evaluation
The document describes the design choices made for the cover, contents page, and a double page spread of a magazine. Key elements borrowed from example magazines include using a mid-shot on the cover for facial expressions, pink as the color theme to appeal to young girls, and white backgrounds. Boxes and fonts are used strategically to draw attention. The contents page includes gradient boxes, numbers overlapping images, and a large central image. The double page spread uses a headline quote and mid-shot image on one page, with white space kept neat and uncluttered. Challenges include layout, image size, and removing unnecessary graphic elements.
Evaluation q1 g
This document discusses how the media product follows several conventions of real magazines. It specifically addresses:
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- Placing the masthead in the top left corner for visibility and overlapping it with the cover image to save space.
- Using the same font throughout for familiarity but distorting it occasionally for variety.
- Having a primary color scheme of red, black, and white for professionalism and accessibility.
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- 1. Main image: This is a small mood board of the different images I could include as my main image. I decided that I definitely want to include a close up image of the character looking powerful. I am going to use my retouching skills on Photoshop to give a professional finish. I also want my image to be of high contrast. I am considering having my image in black and white. I am most likely to be photographing the female main character from our trailer.
- 2. Fonts: These are the different fonts that I am considering in using. I want my font to look professional and stand out. I am considering using a bold font so it stands out. My favourite font from this small mood board is the one on the second font down. I think that this one is most suitable as it stands out and would work well with the image. As I intend to include a few cover lines it is important that the text doesn’t distract from the image too much.
- 3. Colour Scheme: My colour scheme for my magazine cover is going to be black, white and violet. I chose these colours as I think they work well together. I am also considering in using yellow. I want my main image to be in black and white and my masthead/cover lines to be in purple. I may think about incorporating other colours as it is conventional for a TV magazine to use bright colours however I want my magazine to have more of a sophisticated outcome. If I chose to changed my colour scheme and use a coloured image I will need to think about contrasting colours. An example of what my magazine could look like is the top right image.
- 4. Layout: Issue number Masthead Main Image Cover lines Main cover line Barcode Logo This is the ideal layout of my cover. It is conventional of a soap magazine. I don’t want my magazine to be too over crowded so I don’t want to include more than three cover lines down the left side. I want the issue number of my magazine to be at the very top in small print as it is conventional for it to be placed there. I also want to include a strip to grab the readers attention. I will need to create a logo for my magazine which will be on the top left. I intend to use a puff and pug as it is conventional of a soap magazine. I also want my magazine to have a barcode on it so that it looks realistic.
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