Music magazine evaluation
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This magazine cover targets men aged 30-40 with its calm color scheme of black, green, and white and focus on Johnny Depp. The well-known masthead is hidden behind Depp's image because the magazine is a popular brand that doesn't need full advertising. The main cover line "Johnny Sings" stands out in black font against the white background to draw attention.
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The document analyzes various elements of the front cover of a magazine focused on a boy band. The masthead is consistently featured but changes color, using blue which is appropriate for the boy band feature. The main image of the full band smiling and close together presents them as friendly and approachable. The bright colored main cover line about the band's "flirt factor" aims to interest young female readers.
Magazine cover research
The document analyzes and compares the covers of three music magazines - Vibe, Q, and Top of the Pops - to infer their target markets. Vibe targets a mature audience interested in R&B, hip hop, and rap based on its clean layout and image of a well-known rap artist. Q likely targets a middle-income audience as its cluttered layout features a full-body musician image and masthead edited to look smashed. Top of the Pops targets a younger, lower-income audience given its busy layout packed with small pop star images and 'girlie' color scheme appealing to young girls.
Codes and Conventions
Pop music magazines use certain visual elements and conventions to attract and appeal to their target audiences. These include using bright colors that represent the artists featured on the cover, bold fonts and bubble writing that look friendly. Buzzwords like "new pics" and "exclusive" entice readers to learn more. Cover lines provide insights into articles and usually feature images of pop bands/musicians. Younger audiences are drawn to images of their favorite stars and look to celebrities for fashion trends to emulate. The magazines portray a lifestyle and fashion sense targeted towards younger generations.
Q1
The document discusses the magazine cover design project. It begins by stating that the designer took inspiration from existing magazine designs and conventions but also subtly challenged conventions in some ways. It then analyzes the similarities and differences between the designer's magazine cover and a cover of Kerrang magazine. Some similarities include the tagline, puffs, cover lines, and barcode/issue details. Differences include the use of a solo female artist versus a rock band on the covers due to their different target demographics. The designer's cover also challenges conventions by featuring an Indian artist, broadening the reach of the indie pop genre.
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The six magazine front covers all follow typical conventions like featuring a popular pop artist as the main image and including additional photos related to content inside. There are also repeated visual patterns across the covers like the artists smiling casually dressed and the masthead appearing in the same place with pink or white colors. Additional shared elements are feature article photos promoting posters, fashion or interviews, bold colorful fonts, and a consistent layout with images on the left and main text on the right. These repeated visual elements help maintain Top of the Pops magazine's recognizable brand identity issue to issue.
Review of front pages
The document discusses several magazine front covers and analyzes their design elements. For the first magazine cover, it notes that the rustic image mirrors the headline about Marley, the masthead stands out against the image using bright colors, and the audience would be interested in reggae music. The second magazine features 50 Cent and Eminem with a stern look, uses red and black colors, and targets young adult and teenage males. The third magazine shows Nicki Minaj in a flirty pose using pink colors that attract female audiences.
Review of front pages
The document discusses several magazine front covers and analyzes their design elements. For the first magazine cover, it notes that the rustic image mirrors the headline about Marley, the masthead stands out against the image using bright colors, and the colors reference Jamaica where reggae is popular. The second magazine features an image of 50 Cent and Eminem looking stern, uses only red, black, and white for impact, and would appeal to young adult/teen males interested in R&B music. The third magazine shows a flirty image of Nicki Minaj using pink, its lack of color makes information stand out, and its audience would be females and those aged 13+ interested in its music genre.
Conventions of music mags
Music magazines use certain design conventions to attract their target audiences. The background image on the cover should feature an artist from the genre the magazine covers. The color scheme is also chosen based on the target demographic and genre. Younger audiences are targeted with brighter colors while darker colors appeal to older readers. The cover story ties directly to the cover image celebrity. The artist's name is prominently displayed to draw attention and the magazine provides a short teaser about the story inside. The masthead stands out boldly through contrasting colors. Photos inside use techniques like direct address and rule of thirds to engage readers as well as bright lighting to make images attractive.
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The document analyzes and compares the covers of three music magazines - Vibe, Q, and Top of the Pops - to infer their target markets. Vibe targets a mature audience interested in R&B, hip hop, and rap based on its clean layout and image of a well-known rap artist. Q likely targets a middle-income audience as its cluttered layout features a full-body musician image and masthead edited to look smashed. Top of the Pops targets a younger, lower-income audience given its busy layout packed with small pop star images and 'girlie' color scheme appealing to young girls.
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Pop music magazines use certain visual elements and conventions to attract and appeal to their target audiences. These include using bright colors that represent the artists featured on the cover, bold fonts and bubble writing that look friendly. Buzzwords like "new pics" and "exclusive" entice readers to learn more. Cover lines provide insights into articles and usually feature images of pop bands/musicians. Younger audiences are drawn to images of their favorite stars and look to celebrities for fashion trends to emulate. The magazines portray a lifestyle and fashion sense targeted towards younger generations.
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The document discusses the magazine cover design project. It begins by stating that the designer took inspiration from existing magazine designs and conventions but also subtly challenged conventions in some ways. It then analyzes the similarities and differences between the designer's magazine cover and a cover of Kerrang magazine. Some similarities include the tagline, puffs, cover lines, and barcode/issue details. Differences include the use of a solo female artist versus a rock band on the covers due to their different target demographics. The designer's cover also challenges conventions by featuring an Indian artist, broadening the reach of the indie pop genre.
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The six magazine front covers all follow typical conventions like featuring a popular pop artist as the main image and including additional photos related to content inside. There are also repeated visual patterns across the covers like the artists smiling casually dressed and the masthead appearing in the same place with pink or white colors. Additional shared elements are feature article photos promoting posters, fashion or interviews, bold colorful fonts, and a consistent layout with images on the left and main text on the right. These repeated visual elements help maintain Top of the Pops magazine's recognizable brand identity issue to issue.
Review of front pages
The document discusses several magazine front covers and analyzes their design elements. For the first magazine cover, it notes that the rustic image mirrors the headline about Marley, the masthead stands out against the image using bright colors, and the audience would be interested in reggae music. The second magazine features 50 Cent and Eminem with a stern look, uses red and black colors, and targets young adult and teenage males. The third magazine shows Nicki Minaj in a flirty pose using pink colors that attract female audiences.
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The document discusses several magazine front covers and analyzes their design elements. For the first magazine cover, it notes that the rustic image mirrors the headline about Marley, the masthead stands out against the image using bright colors, and the colors reference Jamaica where reggae is popular. The second magazine features an image of 50 Cent and Eminem looking stern, uses only red, black, and white for impact, and would appeal to young adult/teen males interested in R&B music. The third magazine shows a flirty image of Nicki Minaj using pink, its lack of color makes information stand out, and its audience would be females and those aged 13+ interested in its music genre.
Conventions of music mags
Music magazines use certain design conventions to attract their target audiences. The background image on the cover should feature an artist from the genre the magazine covers. The color scheme is also chosen based on the target demographic and genre. Younger audiences are targeted with brighter colors while darker colors appeal to older readers. The cover story ties directly to the cover image celebrity. The artist's name is prominently displayed to draw attention and the magazine provides a short teaser about the story inside. The masthead stands out boldly through contrasting colors. Photos inside use techniques like direct address and rule of thirds to engage readers as well as bright lighting to make images attractive.
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The document discusses magazine design elements including the masthead, cover lines, font types, color scheme, main cover line, and main image. It provides details on the purpose and conventions of each element. The masthead identifies the magazine for readers. Cover lines illuminate the magazine contents. Font types can indicate a formal or informal tone. Color schemes often represent the magazine's concepts or target audiences. The main cover line and image highlight the key topic that will be featured inside. Together these elements are used to attract readers and convey the magazine's brand.
Task 1, Cover Analysis
The document analyzes the covers of two magazines - BBC Music magazine and Top of the Pops magazine - to determine the target audiences of each. BBC Music targets a middle-aged, middle-to-upper class audience interested in classical music artists. Top of the Pops targets a younger, working class audience interested in pop music artists. Both magazine covers use images, colors, fonts and cover lines to appeal to their specific target demographics.
Magazine Anaylsis
This magazine targets 18-25 year olds and focuses on house music genres. The masthead uses informal bold lowercase letters suggesting an informal style. The color scheme of white, black, and yellow are bright colors associated with house music. The main image on the cover is of a young man covered in colored powder, supporting the fun nature of house music. Lead articles and cover lines aim to attract the target audience with topics like music festivals.
Codes and conventions
This magazine appears to focus on music, fashion, beauty, and promoting an idealized image of pop artists and culture. The color scheme of purples and pinks suggests targeting teenagers and young adults. The front cover features a famous artist in a seductive pose, idealizing the magazine as being about her fame, music, and career. Neutral light colors in another image highlight an angelic beauty and ideal femininity. Black accents added to the magazine's color scheme create a personality with a clash of tones.
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Billboard magazine research
Billboard is a weekly music magazine aimed at readers between ages 25-54, most of whom are college graduates. It features charts tracking the most popular songs and albums. The front covers typically feature a prominent male or female artist, and the magazine layout remains consistent with only the images and contents changing between issues. Billboard was founded in 1894 and originally covered bill posting but expanded to music in the 1930s when it began publishing music charts. It is now an international publication focused on the global music industry.
Textual analysis of music magazine front covers,
This document contains analyses of the target audiences, designs, and content styles of several music magazines. It notes that Vibe magazine targets pre-teen to adult males with a basic color scheme to appeal broadly. Artists are presented in a fun, musical way. The Source magazine also targets pre-teen to adult males with a simple white, black, and orange color scheme. It presents artists in a solemn, mature tone. The document observes common magazine design conventions like mastheads, subheadings, and relating images to article content.
Question 2
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, represents different social groups. It represents gender neutrally through non-gender specific colors on the cover, DPS, and content pages. Both male and female artists are featured. Social class ABC1 is targeted through a reasonable price of £2.99 and imagery of clothing and accessories associated with those classes. Ages 16-22 are represented through youth-oriented design choices like typography, colors, and clothing worn by featured artists. Genre is aimed at popular/mainstream music fans through non-genre specific characters and mentions of multiple music genres.
Initial introductory task 1 (cover)
The document discusses the key features of magazine covers and how they identify the genre and target audience. It states that magazine covers must include a masthead, develop a house style through colors and fonts, feature cover lines and images that represent the genre. This specific magazine cover identifies as a pop/rap music magazine through its images of Katy Perry and references to pop and rap artists and genres in the cover lines. It targets young female audiences as evidenced by the pink color scheme and focus on the female artist Katy Perry.
Music magazine genre
The document discusses different genres of music magazines, including their target audiences, visual styles, and content focuses. Alternative, rock, and pop magazines like NME and Rolling Stone target broader audiences, while more niche magazines like Q and Kerrang! focus on rock. Top of the Pops targets younger pop fans. Magazines' visual styles reflect their genres through imagery, colors, and layouts. For example, pop magazines use bright colors and feature celebrities, while classical magazines have sophisticated designs and focus on performances.
Cover analysis
The target audience of NME magazine is adults, particularly those in their 30s and 40s, who enjoy indie music as the magazine focuses on bands from earlier eras. The masthead uses bold colors and a simple font to represent the music genres covered in the magazine. The cover of the issue summarized focuses on the band Pulp, with the main image showing one band member and the main cover line hinting that the band may be reforming or making new music.
Front Cover Analysis
The document discusses conventions used on the cover of the magazine "We Love Pop". Key conventions discussed include the masthead always being in the same location to build brand identity, feature articles and photos to showcase what artists and bands are inside, and targeting the audience of young girls aged 10-14 with images of teenage boys and celebrities. Color schemes, fonts, slogans, and other design elements aim to create an upbeat, fun vibe that will attract the target readership.
Front cover for NME magazine
The document analyzes the front cover of a music magazine to understand how different design elements attract the target audience. The masthead, header, sell lines, main image of artist Dizzee Rascal, main cover line, barcode, issue number and price, footer, pull quote from Dizzee Rascal, colorful graffiti-style background, and "flasher" offering something extra are all used to appeal to the magazine's core readership of mostly male, 24-year old music fans. Elements like the artist images, quotes, and wording aim to attract readers interested in genres like hip hop or make them curious to learn more.
Magazine analysis
The magazine cover uses bright pink and black colors to appeal to teenagers interested in pop/indie music. A photo of the indie band Foals is featured, with the band having serious expressions, suggesting they are talented but understated. The bold, colorful fonts are eye-catching to the target audience.
Eminem magazine cover analysis
The magazine cover features rap artist Eminem prominently. He is depicted holding a boombox to represent hip hop music. His image is used to attract readers through celebrity endorsement of Eminem, who is globally famous. The masthead uses a distinctive red font that customers will recognize. Additional articles inside the magazine, such as a report on Charles Manson, provide extra incentive for potential buyers.
Unit 13 - Lo2
This document contains details of planning and pitching two print-based music magazines called VOLUME and Prime of Sound. It includes mood boards, proposals, and details on the magazines' target audiences, genres, colors, names, and marketing strategies. For VOLUME, the target audience is teenagers and young adults aged 13+, the main color is orange, and the genre is R&B, pop, and hip hop. For Prime of Sound, the target audience is 12+ and the magazine will compete with Q Magazine by repeating some of its successful aspects.
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This marketing plan aims to promote the new folk rock band Glendale and their debut album. The objectives are to develop the band's image and fan base, and sell 2000 albums in the first 2 months and 100,000 albums within two years. The target audience is 23-30 year olds who appreciate folk and rock music. The marketing strategy involves building awareness through radio, print media, social media, merchandise, and live performances and festivals to attract this audience and meet sales targets. The motivation is to achieve success in the music industry despite the band members' inexperience and older target demographic.
Task 6
The band Glendale is releasing their first album "Illusion is the first of all pleasures" and aims to target an audience aged 23-30 who appreciate folk and rock music. Objectives for the first year include developing the band's image and fan base through album promotion, concerts, and building a reputation. Merchandise like t-shirts and the use of radio, print media, and social media like Facebook and Twitter will be used to promote the band and drive album sales of 2,000 in two months and 40,000 in the first year. The key message is that Glendale produces meaningful music as down-to-earth former farmers who are still connected to their fans.
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The document analyzes the covers of two magazines - BBC Music magazine and Top of the Pops magazine - to determine the target audiences of each. BBC Music targets a middle-aged, middle-to-upper class audience interested in classical music artists. Top of the Pops targets a younger, working class audience interested in pop music artists. Both magazine covers use images, colors, fonts and cover lines to appeal to their specific target demographics.
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This magazine targets 18-25 year olds and focuses on house music genres. The masthead uses informal bold lowercase letters suggesting an informal style. The color scheme of white, black, and yellow are bright colors associated with house music. The main image on the cover is of a young man covered in colored powder, supporting the fun nature of house music. Lead articles and cover lines aim to attract the target audience with topics like music festivals.
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This magazine appears to focus on music, fashion, beauty, and promoting an idealized image of pop artists and culture. The color scheme of purples and pinks suggests targeting teenagers and young adults. The front cover features a famous artist in a seductive pose, idealizing the magazine as being about her fame, music, and career. Neutral light colors in another image highlight an angelic beauty and ideal femininity. Black accents added to the magazine's color scheme create a personality with a clash of tones.
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Textual analysis of music magazine front covers,
This document contains analyses of the target audiences, designs, and content styles of several music magazines. It notes that Vibe magazine targets pre-teen to adult males with a basic color scheme to appeal broadly. Artists are presented in a fun, musical way. The Source magazine also targets pre-teen to adult males with a simple white, black, and orange color scheme. It presents artists in a solemn, mature tone. The document observes common magazine design conventions like mastheads, subheadings, and relating images to article content.
Question 2
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, represents different social groups. It represents gender neutrally through non-gender specific colors on the cover, DPS, and content pages. Both male and female artists are featured. Social class ABC1 is targeted through a reasonable price of £2.99 and imagery of clothing and accessories associated with those classes. Ages 16-22 are represented through youth-oriented design choices like typography, colors, and clothing worn by featured artists. Genre is aimed at popular/mainstream music fans through non-genre specific characters and mentions of multiple music genres.
Initial introductory task 1 (cover)
The document discusses the key features of magazine covers and how they identify the genre and target audience. It states that magazine covers must include a masthead, develop a house style through colors and fonts, feature cover lines and images that represent the genre. This specific magazine cover identifies as a pop/rap music magazine through its images of Katy Perry and references to pop and rap artists and genres in the cover lines. It targets young female audiences as evidenced by the pink color scheme and focus on the female artist Katy Perry.
Music magazine genre
The document discusses different genres of music magazines, including their target audiences, visual styles, and content focuses. Alternative, rock, and pop magazines like NME and Rolling Stone target broader audiences, while more niche magazines like Q and Kerrang! focus on rock. Top of the Pops targets younger pop fans. Magazines' visual styles reflect their genres through imagery, colors, and layouts. For example, pop magazines use bright colors and feature celebrities, while classical magazines have sophisticated designs and focus on performances.
Cover analysis
The target audience of NME magazine is adults, particularly those in their 30s and 40s, who enjoy indie music as the magazine focuses on bands from earlier eras. The masthead uses bold colors and a simple font to represent the music genres covered in the magazine. The cover of the issue summarized focuses on the band Pulp, with the main image showing one band member and the main cover line hinting that the band may be reforming or making new music.
Front Cover Analysis
The document discusses conventions used on the cover of the magazine "We Love Pop". Key conventions discussed include the masthead always being in the same location to build brand identity, feature articles and photos to showcase what artists and bands are inside, and targeting the audience of young girls aged 10-14 with images of teenage boys and celebrities. Color schemes, fonts, slogans, and other design elements aim to create an upbeat, fun vibe that will attract the target readership.
Front cover for NME magazine
The document analyzes the front cover of a music magazine to understand how different design elements attract the target audience. The masthead, header, sell lines, main image of artist Dizzee Rascal, main cover line, barcode, issue number and price, footer, pull quote from Dizzee Rascal, colorful graffiti-style background, and "flasher" offering something extra are all used to appeal to the magazine's core readership of mostly male, 24-year old music fans. Elements like the artist images, quotes, and wording aim to attract readers interested in genres like hip hop or make them curious to learn more.
Magazine analysis
The magazine cover uses bright pink and black colors to appeal to teenagers interested in pop/indie music. A photo of the indie band Foals is featured, with the band having serious expressions, suggesting they are talented but understated. The bold, colorful fonts are eye-catching to the target audience.
Eminem magazine cover analysis
The magazine cover features rap artist Eminem prominently. He is depicted holding a boombox to represent hip hop music. His image is used to attract readers through celebrity endorsement of Eminem, who is globally famous. The masthead uses a distinctive red font that customers will recognize. Additional articles inside the magazine, such as a report on Charles Manson, provide extra incentive for potential buyers.
Unit 13 - Lo2
This document contains details of planning and pitching two print-based music magazines called VOLUME and Prime of Sound. It includes mood boards, proposals, and details on the magazines' target audiences, genres, colors, names, and marketing strategies. For VOLUME, the target audience is teenagers and young adults aged 13+, the main color is orange, and the genre is R&B, pop, and hip hop. For Prime of Sound, the target audience is 12+ and the magazine will compete with Q Magazine by repeating some of its successful aspects.
Task 6!
This marketing plan aims to promote the new folk rock band Glendale and their debut album. The objectives are to develop the band's image and fan base, and sell 2000 albums in the first 2 months and 100,000 albums within two years. The target audience is 23-30 year olds who appreciate folk and rock music. The marketing strategy involves building awareness through radio, print media, social media, merchandise, and live performances and festivals to attract this audience and meet sales targets. The motivation is to achieve success in the music industry despite the band members' inexperience and older target demographic.
Task 6
The band Glendale is releasing their first album "Illusion is the first of all pleasures" and aims to target an audience aged 23-30 who appreciate folk and rock music. Objectives for the first year include developing the band's image and fan base through album promotion, concerts, and building a reputation. Merchandise like t-shirts and the use of radio, print media, and social media like Facebook and Twitter will be used to promote the band and drive album sales of 2,000 in two months and 40,000 in the first year. The key message is that Glendale produces meaningful music as down-to-earth former farmers who are still connected to their fans.
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Music magazine cover deconstructions
The document provides an analysis of the cover designs of three different music magazines: Rolling Stone, Billboard, and NME. It examines the key elements of each cover including the masthead, main image, coverlines, and essential information. Specific design techniques are highlighted like the use of bold colors and fonts to draw attention, inclusion of the featured artist's name, and quotes to intrigue readers. Overall the summary analyzes how each magazine uses visual elements in distinct ways to target their intended audience and promote the issue's content.
Music magazine cover deconstructions
The document provides an analysis of the cover designs of three different music magazines: Rolling Stone, Billboard, and NME. It examines the key elements of each cover including the masthead, main image, coverlines, and essential information. Specific design techniques are highlighted like the use of bold colors and fonts to draw attention, inclusion of the featured artist's name, and quotes to intrigue readers. Overall the summary analyzes how each magazine uses visual elements in distinct ways to target their intended audience and promote the issue's content.
Textual analysis
The document analyzes the layout and design elements of magazine covers and interior pages. It discusses how various elements like the masthead, main images, color schemes, and text are designed to attract readers' attention and highlight key information. Elements like large, colorful celebrity images; bold, distinctive mastheads; and prominent text are used to maximize visibility and guide the eye to important details about articles and content. Consistent, high-contrast designs and strategic placement of images and text help readers easily navigate and understand the magazine.
Front Cover Analysis
The magazine cover features pop singer Lady Gaga as the main image. The masthead uses pink font which stereotypically appeals to young females. The main coverline tries to create an emotional connection by stating "I'm not body confident!" in bold pink and black font. The color scheme of pink, green, black and white reflects the lighthearted pop genre and caters to the younger female audience. The design follows rules of thirds by splitting information into left, middle and right sections and uses images and bold fonts to attract the teenage girl target audience's attention.
Music Magazine Cover Analysis
This magazine cover analysis summarizes the key design elements of a music magazine cover featuring the band Lostprophets. It describes the unusual placement of the masthead over the main image, the selling lines advertising an upcoming tour and magazine extras, the use of multiple images and colors to attract readers, and buttons and fonts used to emphasize important information. Overall, the cover breaks conventions to stand out visually and promote the band and magazine content.
As media research assignment for music magazines
The document discusses the typical codes and conventions used in magazine design, including:
- Mastheads use distinctive typography to identify the publication.
- Cover images feature prominent artists to attract audiences.
- Strap lines provide insights into the magazine's subject matter.
- Contents pages list articles in categories with images to engage readers.
- Double-page spreads usually include multiple photos and columns of text.
Common design elements like consistent colors and layouts aim to clearly present information and build brand recognition. Magazines employ visual cues and headlines to draw attention to key stories and entertain or inform audiences.
Nme Magazine Analysis
The magazine cover features a collage of images from various bands promoting the magazine's articles on the best albums of 2010. The layout is busy but structured, aimed at attracting a young, indie-loving audience. Words are in capital letters and colors are bold to stand out. The cover effectively promotes the bands and albums featured inside using an engaging visual design tailored to its target demographic.
LLIAR
The document summarizes the codes and conventions used in magazine design. It discusses the typical placement of elements like the masthead, date, barcode, and lure and how they follow magazine conventions. Color schemes and buzz words are also discussed as conventions to attract audiences. The main image usually depicts the cover story but in this case shows a non-conventional long shot of Lana Del Rey.
LLIAR
The document summarizes the codes and conventions used in magazine design. It discusses elements like the masthead, main image, splash, barcode, lure, and date that typically appear on magazine covers and how they follow standard conventions. The color scheme and placement of these elements also adhere to customary magazine formats. Overall, the document outlines the typical structural components of magazines and how they are arranged consistently across publications.
Radial Analysis
The double-page spread features a large close-up image of rapper Kid Cudi taking up one full page. The dark background and neon smoke make him the main focal point. A quote from his interview is displayed on the left page in varying font sizes and styles. The spread uses his image and an informal writing style to represent him as a confident and rebellious artist who doesn't care what others think, appealing to its young male target audience.
Music industry
The document provides an overview of different types of magazine categories and their typical focuses. It discusses magazines focused on music that feature artist images and soundtracks; gossip magazines focused on celebrity news; fashion magazines focused on the latest styles and trends; entertainment magazines focused on providing amusement; sports magazines focused on various sports; fitness magazines focused on workouts and nutrition; news magazines focused on world and local events; food/cooking magazines focused on recipes; and home and garden magazines focused on house and garden tips. It also analyzes magazine covers from different publications such as NME, SPIN, Kerrang, and Rock Sound focused on music; and Vogue focused on fashion.
Music magazine analysis
1) The magazine layout is consistent with features down the left side and the band index for easy navigation.
2) The masthead is prominently displayed in red with the tagline "This Week" to emphasize the weekly format.
3) Special features are highlighted with colors and superlatives to attract reader attention.
Case studynotes
- NME is a weekly music magazine focused on new and indie/alternative music genres that has been published since 1952.
- It is currently published by IPC and edited by Mike Williams.
- NME can be purchased at good magazine retailers for around £2.40 or through a subscription at a reduced rate.
Case studynotes
- NME is a weekly music magazine focused on new and indie/alternative music genres that has been published since 1952.
- It is currently published by IPC and edited by Mike Williams.
- NME can be purchased at magazine retailers for around £2.40 or through a subscription at a reduced rate.
Researching genre
The document discusses various design elements used in pop music magazines, including:
1) Bright lighting is typically used on magazine covers to draw attention to the artist and emphasize important elements like the masthead and main image.
2) Covers use bold, contrasting colors like hot pinks and teals to create a lively aesthetic that appeals to their target audiences.
3) Artists are portrayed through clothing, lighting, and background settings to represent their personal brands and personas.
4) Fonts, layouts, and visual styles are tailored to the target demographics - younger magazines use large sans-serif fonts while those aimed at adults use smaller serif fonts.
Magazine analysis
The document provides an analysis of the design elements of the front cover and opening contents page of a music magazine called 'Q'.
The cover uses bold red and white colors that contrast strongly and draw attention. It features an image of Dave Grohl in a field to create a comedic pun. Other elements like the price, barcode and coverlines are conventionally placed. The contents page continues the color scheme and features an image of Nick Cave to provide information on an article. It is laid out in columns and sections to organize the contents clearly.
Overall, the document analyzes how the design choices on the cover and opening page aim to attract the target audience of older music fans through bold colors, familiar artists, pun
Magazine Cover Analysis 2
This magazine cover breaks conventions in its layout. It places the large masthead in front of the main image rather than behind it. There are many small additional images throughout the cover rather than just focusing on one main image. This spreads the message in a more modern, rule-breaking way to attract younger readers. The informal, casual language and styles used also appeal to younger audiences. Overall the unconventional design is bold, eye-catching and tailored to engage its target demographic.
Magazine Cover Analysis 2
This magazine cover breaks conventions in its layout. It places the large masthead in front of the main image rather than behind it. There are many small additional images throughout the cover rather than just focusing on one main image. The cover uses informal language and a variety of fonts to appeal to a young audience. The eye flows in a C-shape around the cover's design elements.
Magazine Analysis
This document analyzes the design elements of several magazine covers and contents pages. Some key points summarized:
- Magazine covers use bold colors, prominent mastheads, splashy headlines, and celebrity images to attract readers. Barcodes and prices are also typical conventions.
- Contents pages organize articles clearly with headings, page numbers next to images, and sometimes charts of music rankings. Color schemes emphasize important content.
- Double page spreads may feature a large celebrity image and title spanning the pages to highlight that person's significance. Additional photos provide context and layout focuses attention on the main topic.
Task 4
This document analyzes different elements of magazine design and how they appeal to the target audience. It summarizes four magazine pages: the front cover, contents page, and a double-page spread interviewing Nicki Minaj. For each page, it discusses the language, colors, images, and content used and how they are conventionally designed to appeal to the magazine's young, female-leaning audience interested in pop music. Key conventions highlighted include using informal language on the contents page, feminine colors on the cover and spread, flattering mid-shot images of artists, and content focused on pop music, charts, and profiles of popular artists.
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Music magazine evaluation
- 1. Evaluation of music magazine cover Colour scheme- The colours for this colour scheme scheme for this magazine are black, green and white. The colours are quite dark and not bright which indicates that striking colours are not needed to catch the audience attention as it is an already popular brand. The target audience- The target audience for this magazine are older men roughly in the ages of 30-40 as the choice of music is more mature and relaxed, it is also appealing to men as mostly men are featured in the magazine. And the front cover‟s optical centre is Johnny Depp with his shirt unbuttoned which may appeal to the audience as they think he looks cool and may be inspired by him. Masthead- The masthead is hidden behind an image of Johnny Depp this is because the magazine is well known and recognized by the audience therefore does not need to be fully advertised and Johnny Depp is a well known actor. The title is a combat green which matches the colour scheme of green. The title also uses continuation of the colour green from the actors top he is wearing. Main cover line- The main cover line (“Johnny Sings”) is the second largest font used and is the only cover line in black which makes the cover line stand out to the audience. It is also the only heading that does not cover the picture so that it contrasts against the white background and is easy to read and spot. Cover lines- The cover lines advertise the content of the magazine. For their cover lines they have used famous singers and band‟s names without going into any detail or explanations as they are well known bands and singers. The cover lines are the same colour as the masthead
- 2. Evaluation of music magazine cover Target audience- The target Masthead- The masthead for audience for this magazine are men in their late 30‟s-40‟s the colours are more calm and not as striking as most youth magazine‟s are. The optical centre of this magazine is of John Lennon so NME want the demographic audience to focus on him. this magazine overlaps the main image of the magazine which is a close up of John Lennon. The title may overlap the image as it is not as well known as most music magazines whereas John Lennon is known worldwide so does not need to be advertised as much. The font used for the title is bold and contrasts with the background image of John Lennon as it is yellow against black and white. Puff- The puff to engage more with the audience is placed above the title and is used to advertised a “Giant double-sided Lennon poster” that is given inside the poster this can be used to persuade the audience to buy the magazine. Plug- There is a plug which is in the top right corner which is a selling point and shows a good offer that is included in NME for e.g. “ iconic photos, classic interviews…” Cover lines- There are not many cover lines featured on the magazine which may indicate that they want the audience focus to be on the brand of the magazine and John Lennon. Main cover line- The main cover line for this magazine is formal and does not use directive language this makes the magazine more mature. Colour scheme- The colour scheme for this magazine is black and white and a pastel yellow, these colours have been used as they create a calm vibe and John Lennon‟s attitude is known as being relaxed and calm, So the yellow makes the cover more mellow and calm.
- 3. Evaluation of music magazine cover Main cover line-The main cover line of this magazine is not direct and is informal. The font is bold and links to the colour scheme of the magazine. The word “T.I.” is in black which is a continuation of the black on his bow tie. Masthead- The masthead for this magazine is hidden as the image overlaps the title. This may be because the magazine is already a popular brand so „vibe‟ does not need to focus on receiving recognition of their brand from the audience. The font is bold and is a dark red/burgundy to match the colour scheme. Colour scheme- The colour scheme for this magazine is burgundy red, green and black which contrast against each other on the magazine. The colours are quite dark and not bright which indicates that striking colours are not needed to catch the audience attention as it is an already popular brand. Target audience- The target audience for this magazine are people who are roughly aged in their early 20‟s who like R&B and who need diversion by the use of personal engagement of hearing about celebrities private lives. The optical center is of T.I. so that‟s what the magazine wants the target audience‟s focus to be on. Cover lines- The cover lines advertise the content of the magazine. For their cover lines they have placed them down the right side of the magazine and are in a bold font in green and black the cover lines do not cover T.I.‟s face so that he is still the main focus to the audience. Strapline- The strapline for this magazine is aligned on the left side of the page and feature confessions which helps divert the audience to gossip to relieve them from stress they may be under.