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The document discusses several magazine covers, praising one for its simplicity and unusual main artistic image that catches the eye without needing additional text. It notes this magazine targets 20-40 year old art appreciators. Another cover features an iconic 1960s image of John Lennon, though the use of text boxes is criticized for restricting the image. A woman on one cover is described as having a cool but intimidating attitude, while another represents its band as legends through a sepia-toned collage of newspaper clippings of dated images.
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Draft layout - front page, contents page and double page spread
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The document summarizes different music magazine styles based on genre:
- "Kerrang!" magazine for rock music uses dark colors and glimpses of color like yellow and pink with a smashed black masthead to portray a rocky, punk style.
- Magazines for pop music use bright colors like yellow and pink along with bubbly fonts and celebrity pictures to attract younger audiences.
- NME magazine for indie music uses both dark and bright colors, focusing on one featured band per cover alongside small photos of others to entice readers. Bold text is used in a "grungy" style.
- Classical FM magazine emphasizes clean lines, white, black and red colors, and bold text to look
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- NME magazine for indie music uses both dark and bright colors, focusing on one featured band per cover alongside small photos of others to entice readers. Bold text is used in a "grungy" style.
- Classical FM magazine emphasizes clean lines, white, black and red colors, and bold text to look
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While Uncut uses a dark color scheme fitting for rock music, NME's Christmas special edition front cover stands out more with a bright, messy layout and a main image of a band in Santa hats tying into the holiday theme.
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1) The document compares the front covers of two magazines - Uncut, a classic rock and alternative music magazine, and an unnamed magazine.
2) Uncut's front cover features a famous photo of Led Zeppelin and uses different subtitles to inform readers about the magazine's content.
3) Elements like the masthead, photo, and mention of a free CD are placed in areas that first attract the eye based on principles of design.
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