The document describes various design elements that are commonly found in magazine layouts. It discusses features like the masthead, lead images, pull quotes, and columns that are typically used on the cover, contents page, and within articles. Specific examples are provided from an NME magazine cover story on the television show "The Inbetweeners" to illustrate how these elements can work together to tell the story and engage readers.
The document describes the layout and design elements used across three magazine spreads featuring different artists. These include columns for text, headlines that relate to the featured artist, large central images, dropped caps to indicate the start of articles, stand first paragraphs to introduce the topic, and pull quotes to break up the text. The sizes and placements of these elements vary across the spreads depending on the artist and theme, but collectively they follow magazine design conventions to highlight key information and guide the reader through the content.
The document provides details on the design elements of magazine covers and contents pages. It explains the purpose of common design features like mastheads, cover lines, images and advertisements. For the skyline magazine cover, it describes the bright masthead coordinated with the featured image, cover lines promoting inside stories, and an exclusive edition for the holiday season. The contents page uses consistent branding, highlights bands and articles, and features advertisements to promote subscriptions. Overall the document discusses how magazine design uses visual elements to attract readers and promote content.
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The document describes the typical layout and elements of newspaper articles and advertisements. It explains that newspaper articles usually include a main image, additional images, headlines, sub-headlines, and the main article text. Advertisements typically feature a large image of the product, the brand name, logos, and information about offers. Across newspaper pages and ads, visual elements are designed to catch the reader's eye and draw them in to read the content.
The magazine cover features photos of glamorous but unhappy-looking celebrities with quotes that create conflict and intrigue for the audience. The placement of larger, bold quotes from the celebrities alongside smaller commentary from the magazine editors suggests disagreement and controversy between the two parties. Through symbolic images, text placement and styling choices, the magazine cover aims to attract its target audience of 16-25 year old females interested in celebrity news and gossip.
This document describes the layout and design elements of magazine spreads featuring interviews. It notes how images, titles, introductions, and column formatting are used to attract readers' attention and guide them through the content. Placement of the article on the second page with a large image on the first page is described. Captions, quotes, and variations in question and answer length in interviews are discussed as techniques to engage readers. Color schemes, fonts, and design features are analyzed in terms of setting tone and reinforcing the personality of the subject.
1) The document outlines the key elements found on magazine front covers such as the masthead, price/issue details, main cover line, cover lines, plugs, and puffs.
2) It then analyzes an example front cover, noting how the large red masthead draws the eye to the featured photo and main cover line about an article.
3) Smaller cover lines below with accompanying photos advertise less important articles, and plugs on the bottom use puffs to attract attention in contrast to the small plain text of the plugs.
This document provides guidance for a magazine design assignment. It defines common magazine cover terminology like coverlines, masthead, and house style. It instructs students to research magazine genres, analyze cover design techniques, and create mock magazine covers with consistent house styles. Students are advised to plan thoroughly with mood boards and layout sketches before designing their magazine productions. Peer and self-review are also emphasized to refine the final works.
The document discusses various conventions and features commonly found on magazine front covers, including the masthead, tagline, central image, cover model, anchorage, secondary images, coverlines, mode of address, puffs, pugs, barcode/price/edition, use of color, and fonts. It explains that each element has a specific purpose in enticing readers to buy the magazine and understanding how they work is important for creating an effective front cover design.
The document describes the layout and design elements used across three magazine spreads featuring different artists. These include columns for text, headlines that relate to the featured artist, large central images, dropped caps to indicate the start of articles, stand first paragraphs to introduce the topic, and pull quotes to break up the text. The sizes and placements of these elements vary across the spreads depending on the artist and theme, but collectively they follow magazine design conventions to highlight key information and guide the reader through the content.
The document provides details on the design elements of magazine covers and contents pages. It explains the purpose of common design features like mastheads, cover lines, images and advertisements. For the skyline magazine cover, it describes the bright masthead coordinated with the featured image, cover lines promoting inside stories, and an exclusive edition for the holiday season. The contents page uses consistent branding, highlights bands and articles, and features advertisements to promote subscriptions. Overall the document discusses how magazine design uses visual elements to attract readers and promote content.
Research into newspaper double page spreadslouis0141
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The document describes the typical layout and elements of newspaper articles and advertisements. It explains that newspaper articles usually include a main image, additional images, headlines, sub-headlines, and the main article text. Advertisements typically feature a large image of the product, the brand name, logos, and information about offers. Across newspaper pages and ads, visual elements are designed to catch the reader's eye and draw them in to read the content.
The magazine cover features photos of glamorous but unhappy-looking celebrities with quotes that create conflict and intrigue for the audience. The placement of larger, bold quotes from the celebrities alongside smaller commentary from the magazine editors suggests disagreement and controversy between the two parties. Through symbolic images, text placement and styling choices, the magazine cover aims to attract its target audience of 16-25 year old females interested in celebrity news and gossip.
This document describes the layout and design elements of magazine spreads featuring interviews. It notes how images, titles, introductions, and column formatting are used to attract readers' attention and guide them through the content. Placement of the article on the second page with a large image on the first page is described. Captions, quotes, and variations in question and answer length in interviews are discussed as techniques to engage readers. Color schemes, fonts, and design features are analyzed in terms of setting tone and reinforcing the personality of the subject.
1) The document outlines the key elements found on magazine front covers such as the masthead, price/issue details, main cover line, cover lines, plugs, and puffs.
2) It then analyzes an example front cover, noting how the large red masthead draws the eye to the featured photo and main cover line about an article.
3) Smaller cover lines below with accompanying photos advertise less important articles, and plugs on the bottom use puffs to attract attention in contrast to the small plain text of the plugs.
This document provides guidance for a magazine design assignment. It defines common magazine cover terminology like coverlines, masthead, and house style. It instructs students to research magazine genres, analyze cover design techniques, and create mock magazine covers with consistent house styles. Students are advised to plan thoroughly with mood boards and layout sketches before designing their magazine productions. Peer and self-review are also emphasized to refine the final works.
The document discusses various conventions and features commonly found on magazine front covers, including the masthead, tagline, central image, cover model, anchorage, secondary images, coverlines, mode of address, puffs, pugs, barcode/price/edition, use of color, and fonts. It explains that each element has a specific purpose in enticing readers to buy the magazine and understanding how they work is important for creating an effective front cover design.
The document analyzes two double-page spreads from NME magazine. The first article is about Dizzee Rascal and how he went from being a graffiti artist to a famous rapper. Key elements highlighted include the headline, background image showing Dizzee painting graffiti, caption identifying the image as Dizzee, and four short columns of text. The second article is a profile of Lilly Allen presented as a casual, everyday girl. Her image in a plain shirt with necklace emphasizes this, as does the headline styled with magazine cuttings. Both articles have a laid-back, easy to read style in four short columns of text.
The document analyzes two double-page spreads from NME magazine. The first article is about Dizzee Rascal and how he went from being a graffiti artist to a famous rapper. Key elements highlighted include the headline, background image showing Dizzee painting graffiti, caption identifying the image as Dizzee, and four short columns of text. The second article is a profile of Lilly Allen presented as a casual, everyday girl. Her image in a plain shirt with necklace emphasizes this, as does the headline styled with magazine cuttings. Both articles have a laid-back, easy to read style in four short columns of text.
Codes and conventions of a double page spreadmeganlizzi
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The document outlines various codes and conventions used in magazine double page spreads. These include using a large main image of the artist to represent them and entice readers. Subsidiary images illustrate topics discussed in the article. Captions provide context for images. Articles typically use a drop cap, columns, and simple color schemes and typography to make the content easy to read.
Presentation of music magazines contents pagemaddybrown
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This document analyzes and compares the layout, design elements, and stylistic choices of four different magazine contents pages. Key differences noted include use of color schemes, sizing and placement of headings, inclusion of images, and organization through sections/columns versus a more freeform approach. Overall, the document examines how contents pages employ visual cues to guide readers and represent the style of their respective magazines.
1) The document provides examples of common design elements and layout features used in double page magazine spreads, including sidebars, photographs, titles, subtitles, pull quotes, and captions.
2) Specific examples are given showing how these elements are used to guide the reader's eye through the page and highlight key people, topics, and quotes from articles.
3) Details are given about specific design choices for various elements like color, font, size, and position on the page to maximize readability and emphasis of important information.
The masthead is always featured prominently at the top left of the magazine cover to be recognizable. It also sets the color scheme for the rest of the cover. The main image hints at the main story and dominates the page without being covered by text. The band or artist's name in the main text is printed more vividly than the story title to draw attention. Additional text is placed around the edges of the cover in a 'z' shape and also features the name more prominently. Text fonts and colors need to contrast the image and not overwhelm the reader.
Codes and conventions of a double page spreadLaurengibney
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The document discusses codes and conventions commonly followed in double page spreads in music magazines. Some key elements include using a direct address celebrity image to entice readers, including quotes from interviews as headlines or within text, and bolding the celebrity's name. Introductions are provided for less recognizable celebrities. Text is usually 11pt aerial font in 2-4 columns. The main image is typically on the left page and relates to the article. Bylines credit photographers and writers. Headlines are short to intrigue readers while articles use an informal tone. Color schemes follow the magazine's style and may highlight celebrity names.
Codes and conventions of double page spreadmaddybrown
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This document discusses the key elements and conventions of a double page magazine spread. It notes that double page spreads usually feature a large central image of the celebrity or person being profiled. They also typically include an eye-catching quote to grab readers' attention. Additionally, the celebrity's name is prominently displayed to identify who the article is about. The text is usually organized into columns and includes elements like a stand first, headlines, and bylines. Color schemes are chosen to suit the magazine's target audience without distracting from the content.
The document describes the key elements that typically appear on the front cover of a magazine, including the main image featuring the celebrity subject, the masthead in large unique font, and cover lines providing insights into the magazine's contents to grab readers' attention. Other common front cover elements are the barcode, puff text adding character, main cover line relating to the celebrity, and strap line above the masthead listing features. Color schemes are usually simple with bold masthead color standing out against the main celebrity image.
The color scheme of the double page spread is mainly black, white and red. The main image takes up one whole page and shows half of Jay-Z's face lit by a red light and the other half by a blue/green light, possibly representing two sides of his persona. Unlike typical celebrity photos, Jay-Z has sunglasses on, possibly hiding something, and stares directly at the camera with a serious expression. The font is simple but contrasts with Jay-Z's serious demeanor in the photo. The layout clearly divides the image page from the text page.
The document provides details on the layout and design choices for the front cover and contents page of a magazine about hip hop music. For the front cover, the author replicates elements from established hip hop magazines like The Source. This includes using a close-up artist image and headline style. For the contents page, the author includes features such as page numbers, headlines and an editorial. The double page spread focuses on an artist and includes their image, headline and inset photos from a music festival they performed at.
The document summarizes and analyzes various design elements across magazine features about music artists. It discusses central images, pull quotes, drop caps, stand first paragraphs, captions, and bylines, describing their purposes, denotations, connotations, and how they link to audiences across features in Q Magazine, NME Magazine, and Kerrang! Magazine. Key elements discussed include using design to draw in readers, summarize articles, provide context to images, and relate features to target audiences and music genres.
Music Magazine Double Page Spread FeaturesKatherineu96
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The document describes the key features of a double page magazine spread, including a title formatted in two colors that acts as a pull quote, a larger "kicker" introducing the article below the title, a main background image of the article's subject, additional smaller related images, body text in columns with a larger dropped first letter, short captions for the images, a sidebar with extra related information, and a header labeling the article type and boasting exclusive details to entice readers.
This document summarizes the key elements of magazine front covers including:
1) The main image which dominates the page and is positioned in front of the masthead to draw attention.
2) Cover lines and tag lines which list articles and the magazine's selling point to target different audiences.
3) The masthead which is typically positioned at the top third of the page in a large, attention-grabbing font.
4) Date, price and barcode which provide basic identifying information in a subtle manner.
The document outlines the key features typically included in a magazine's double-page spread based on an analysis of NME magazine. These features include:
1) A large, colorful quote and name of the band featured.
2) A main image of the band/lead singer taking up half a page.
3) Smaller additional images of other band members or related to the article.
4) The title of the article at the top describing what it is about.
5) An introductory line with the band's name in bold about what the article will cover.
This document analyzes the layout and design of a double page spread from the hip hop magazine XXL. It identifies several key design elements:
1) A large, bold headline and logo that stand out and reinforce the magazine's brand.
2) Conventional layout with an artist image on the left and explanatory text on the right.
3) Black text on a white background for readability, with the artist images matching the text color.
4) Images of rappers with typical "angry" expressions and poses to fit genre conventions.
5) A large, bold pull quote that summarizes the article and takes up more space than the text to emphasize its importance.
The production challenges and conforms to conventions of real media in the following ways:
1. The masthead, images, and layout conform to magazine conventions but use unique fonts and effects to create a distinctive style.
2. Images of the artist challenge conventions by using long shots and revealing half her face rather than close-ups, though facial expressions are used to create connections with readers.
3. Pull quotes, headers, and columned text conform to conventions to present information clearly while intriguing readers to learn more. Overall the magazine balances familiar magazine elements with distinctive artistic choices to engage audiences.
The production challenges and conforms to conventions of real media in the following ways:
1. The masthead, images, and layout conform to magazine conventions but use unique fonts and effects to create a distinctive style.
2. Images of the artist are presented in unconventional ways, such as showing only half her face on the cover, to intrigue readers.
3. Pull quotes, headers, and sell lines follow conventions but use different fonts and effects to distinguish them and draw in readers.
4. The house style of bright colors challenges conventions which typically use black and red, but may not suit the intended mixed-gender audience.
The document analyzes features commonly found in professional double page magazine spreads, including a large main image, quotes from interviews, headlines in a stylized font, a standfirst introducing the article, multiple columns of text, simple color schemes, highlighted names, 11pt Arial font text, drop capitals, and indicators if the article continues to another page.
Analysis of double page spread articlesjoemountain1
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This document summarizes key elements of a double page spread (DPS) article layout. It discusses how the main image should be eye-catching and take up one full page. Below the headline or pull quote is the stand first, a short article introduction. Elements like direct address, location, props, and artist appearance in the main image depend on the article topic. House style ensures consistent formatting across a magazine's pages. Overlapping images and text can make the layout less formal. A byline identifies the writer and photographer, while other elements like the issue number and date are also typically included.
The document provides information about the typical layout and design elements of magazine covers and contents pages. It describes common features like the masthead, pull quotes, images, advertisements, and lists of articles. It also analyzes examples of specific magazine covers and contents pages, noting design choices and how they appeal to different target audiences. Key details are given about the readers of magazines like NME, Kerrang, and Uncut in terms of demographics, spending habits, and music interests.
The document analyzes two double-page spreads from NME magazine. The first article is about Dizzee Rascal and how he went from being a graffiti artist to a famous rapper. Key elements highlighted include the headline, background image showing Dizzee painting graffiti, caption identifying the image as Dizzee, and four short columns of text. The second article is a profile of Lilly Allen presented as a casual, everyday girl. Her image in a plain shirt with necklace emphasizes this, as does the headline styled with magazine cuttings. Both articles have a laid-back, easy to read style in four short columns of text.
The document analyzes two double-page spreads from NME magazine. The first article is about Dizzee Rascal and how he went from being a graffiti artist to a famous rapper. Key elements highlighted include the headline, background image showing Dizzee painting graffiti, caption identifying the image as Dizzee, and four short columns of text. The second article is a profile of Lilly Allen presented as a casual, everyday girl. Her image in a plain shirt with necklace emphasizes this, as does the headline styled with magazine cuttings. Both articles have a laid-back, easy to read style in four short columns of text.
Codes and conventions of a double page spreadmeganlizzi
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The document outlines various codes and conventions used in magazine double page spreads. These include using a large main image of the artist to represent them and entice readers. Subsidiary images illustrate topics discussed in the article. Captions provide context for images. Articles typically use a drop cap, columns, and simple color schemes and typography to make the content easy to read.
Presentation of music magazines contents pagemaddybrown
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This document analyzes and compares the layout, design elements, and stylistic choices of four different magazine contents pages. Key differences noted include use of color schemes, sizing and placement of headings, inclusion of images, and organization through sections/columns versus a more freeform approach. Overall, the document examines how contents pages employ visual cues to guide readers and represent the style of their respective magazines.
1) The document provides examples of common design elements and layout features used in double page magazine spreads, including sidebars, photographs, titles, subtitles, pull quotes, and captions.
2) Specific examples are given showing how these elements are used to guide the reader's eye through the page and highlight key people, topics, and quotes from articles.
3) Details are given about specific design choices for various elements like color, font, size, and position on the page to maximize readability and emphasis of important information.
The masthead is always featured prominently at the top left of the magazine cover to be recognizable. It also sets the color scheme for the rest of the cover. The main image hints at the main story and dominates the page without being covered by text. The band or artist's name in the main text is printed more vividly than the story title to draw attention. Additional text is placed around the edges of the cover in a 'z' shape and also features the name more prominently. Text fonts and colors need to contrast the image and not overwhelm the reader.
Codes and conventions of a double page spreadLaurengibney
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The document discusses codes and conventions commonly followed in double page spreads in music magazines. Some key elements include using a direct address celebrity image to entice readers, including quotes from interviews as headlines or within text, and bolding the celebrity's name. Introductions are provided for less recognizable celebrities. Text is usually 11pt aerial font in 2-4 columns. The main image is typically on the left page and relates to the article. Bylines credit photographers and writers. Headlines are short to intrigue readers while articles use an informal tone. Color schemes follow the magazine's style and may highlight celebrity names.
Codes and conventions of double page spreadmaddybrown
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This document discusses the key elements and conventions of a double page magazine spread. It notes that double page spreads usually feature a large central image of the celebrity or person being profiled. They also typically include an eye-catching quote to grab readers' attention. Additionally, the celebrity's name is prominently displayed to identify who the article is about. The text is usually organized into columns and includes elements like a stand first, headlines, and bylines. Color schemes are chosen to suit the magazine's target audience without distracting from the content.
The document describes the key elements that typically appear on the front cover of a magazine, including the main image featuring the celebrity subject, the masthead in large unique font, and cover lines providing insights into the magazine's contents to grab readers' attention. Other common front cover elements are the barcode, puff text adding character, main cover line relating to the celebrity, and strap line above the masthead listing features. Color schemes are usually simple with bold masthead color standing out against the main celebrity image.
The color scheme of the double page spread is mainly black, white and red. The main image takes up one whole page and shows half of Jay-Z's face lit by a red light and the other half by a blue/green light, possibly representing two sides of his persona. Unlike typical celebrity photos, Jay-Z has sunglasses on, possibly hiding something, and stares directly at the camera with a serious expression. The font is simple but contrasts with Jay-Z's serious demeanor in the photo. The layout clearly divides the image page from the text page.
The document provides details on the layout and design choices for the front cover and contents page of a magazine about hip hop music. For the front cover, the author replicates elements from established hip hop magazines like The Source. This includes using a close-up artist image and headline style. For the contents page, the author includes features such as page numbers, headlines and an editorial. The double page spread focuses on an artist and includes their image, headline and inset photos from a music festival they performed at.
The document summarizes and analyzes various design elements across magazine features about music artists. It discusses central images, pull quotes, drop caps, stand first paragraphs, captions, and bylines, describing their purposes, denotations, connotations, and how they link to audiences across features in Q Magazine, NME Magazine, and Kerrang! Magazine. Key elements discussed include using design to draw in readers, summarize articles, provide context to images, and relate features to target audiences and music genres.
Music Magazine Double Page Spread FeaturesKatherineu96
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The document describes the key features of a double page magazine spread, including a title formatted in two colors that acts as a pull quote, a larger "kicker" introducing the article below the title, a main background image of the article's subject, additional smaller related images, body text in columns with a larger dropped first letter, short captions for the images, a sidebar with extra related information, and a header labeling the article type and boasting exclusive details to entice readers.
This document summarizes the key elements of magazine front covers including:
1) The main image which dominates the page and is positioned in front of the masthead to draw attention.
2) Cover lines and tag lines which list articles and the magazine's selling point to target different audiences.
3) The masthead which is typically positioned at the top third of the page in a large, attention-grabbing font.
4) Date, price and barcode which provide basic identifying information in a subtle manner.
The document outlines the key features typically included in a magazine's double-page spread based on an analysis of NME magazine. These features include:
1) A large, colorful quote and name of the band featured.
2) A main image of the band/lead singer taking up half a page.
3) Smaller additional images of other band members or related to the article.
4) The title of the article at the top describing what it is about.
5) An introductory line with the band's name in bold about what the article will cover.
This document analyzes the layout and design of a double page spread from the hip hop magazine XXL. It identifies several key design elements:
1) A large, bold headline and logo that stand out and reinforce the magazine's brand.
2) Conventional layout with an artist image on the left and explanatory text on the right.
3) Black text on a white background for readability, with the artist images matching the text color.
4) Images of rappers with typical "angry" expressions and poses to fit genre conventions.
5) A large, bold pull quote that summarizes the article and takes up more space than the text to emphasize its importance.
The production challenges and conforms to conventions of real media in the following ways:
1. The masthead, images, and layout conform to magazine conventions but use unique fonts and effects to create a distinctive style.
2. Images of the artist challenge conventions by using long shots and revealing half her face rather than close-ups, though facial expressions are used to create connections with readers.
3. Pull quotes, headers, and columned text conform to conventions to present information clearly while intriguing readers to learn more. Overall the magazine balances familiar magazine elements with distinctive artistic choices to engage audiences.
The production challenges and conforms to conventions of real media in the following ways:
1. The masthead, images, and layout conform to magazine conventions but use unique fonts and effects to create a distinctive style.
2. Images of the artist are presented in unconventional ways, such as showing only half her face on the cover, to intrigue readers.
3. Pull quotes, headers, and sell lines follow conventions but use different fonts and effects to distinguish them and draw in readers.
4. The house style of bright colors challenges conventions which typically use black and red, but may not suit the intended mixed-gender audience.
The document analyzes features commonly found in professional double page magazine spreads, including a large main image, quotes from interviews, headlines in a stylized font, a standfirst introducing the article, multiple columns of text, simple color schemes, highlighted names, 11pt Arial font text, drop capitals, and indicators if the article continues to another page.
Analysis of double page spread articlesjoemountain1
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This document summarizes key elements of a double page spread (DPS) article layout. It discusses how the main image should be eye-catching and take up one full page. Below the headline or pull quote is the stand first, a short article introduction. Elements like direct address, location, props, and artist appearance in the main image depend on the article topic. House style ensures consistent formatting across a magazine's pages. Overlapping images and text can make the layout less formal. A byline identifies the writer and photographer, while other elements like the issue number and date are also typically included.
The document provides information about the typical layout and design elements of magazine covers and contents pages. It describes common features like the masthead, pull quotes, images, advertisements, and lists of articles. It also analyzes examples of specific magazine covers and contents pages, noting design choices and how they appeal to different target audiences. Key details are given about the readers of magazines like NME, Kerrang, and Uncut in terms of demographics, spending habits, and music interests.
The document discusses the development of a student magazine, including research on an art magazine called "ninja" for inspiration. The author created a logo and chose a green color scheme and modern fonts. For the front cover, an image was selected along with stories deemed interesting to students. Minor adjustments were made, such as adding a border and subtitle. For the contents page, photos from the cover shoot were used alongside green shapes to connect the two pages and display articles in a simple way.
MediHelp International provides comprehensive healthcare solutions and insurance to expatriates living in Eastern Europe. It has headquarters in Romania and offices in Hungary, Bulgaria, and Poland. MediHelp works with local and international medical partners to offer services like air evacuation, private medical care, and insurance assistance. It aims to provide high quality, personalized care and ease of mind to its customers.
The document discusses magazine layout elements such as mastheads, pull quotes, images, advertisements, and contents pages. It provides descriptions and examples of how different magazines, including NME, Kerrang, and Metal Hammer, utilize these elements in regards to their target audiences. Specifically, it notes that NME and Kerrang use bold mastheads and colorful imagery to appeal to younger audiences, while Metal Hammer features a monotone image and red masthead to highlight the featured band as the main draw.
This document appears to be about a college magazine project that explores fonts and includes original images for a final front cover and contents page. The project focuses on designing the front cover and contents page for a college magazine using original images and exploring different font choices.
Samsung is a South Korean multinational conglomerate company headquartered in Seoul. It entered the electronics industry in the late 1960s and has since become a global leader, particularly in mobile phones and semiconductors. Samsung offers a wide range of consumer electronics products including TVs, home appliances, PCs, printers, and mobile devices. It is also involved in construction, shipbuilding, and other industries. The company focuses on environmental sustainability and corporate social responsibility through initiatives like Samsung Hope for Children, which supports education and healthcare for children worldwide.
The document analyzes the layout and design conventions used in a double page spread from a TV listings magazine. It describes the main heading, standfirst, side quote, main image, secondary images, character profiles, and main body text used to describe a TV program. Conventions like page numbers, character cutouts and descriptions are employed to give the reader an overview of the program in an engaging format typical of the magazine's genre.
The document identifies some common codes and conventions used in magazine design, including:
- The masthead displays the magazine title prominently in the largest, boldest text on the front cover.
- A strapline acts as a recognizable motto or statement.
- Buzzwords and pull quotes are used to preview and promote stories inside the magazine.
- The main image is carefully selected to highlight popular trends and attract audiences.
- Visual elements like images, colors, and text placement are intentionally designed to guide readers' eyes and emphasize key information.
This document provides a textual analysis of the contents page and double-page spread (DPS) of a music magazine. Key elements that are discussed include the use of logos, images of celebrities, subheadings, page numbers, and alternate images on the contents page to attract readers and inform them about the magazine's content. Elements like stand first paragraphs, drop caps, pull quotes, and credits are analyzed on the DPS as ways to introduce articles and make the content look professional to increase sales. The student concludes they will replicate several of these design elements, like using celebrity images and effective sublines, in their own music magazine to attract readers and maximize sales.
The document discusses the typical conventions and layout of music magazine covers, contents pages, and double page spreads. It notes that magazine covers usually feature a main central image with additional smaller images and text around the edges. Contents pages typically have a large central image surrounded by a listing of articles. Double page spreads consist of a full-page main image on one side and accompanying text and possibly smaller images on the other side. The document also examines different shot types used and how they help convey information to the reader.
The document discusses the typical conventions and layout of music magazine covers, contents pages, and double page spreads. It notes that magazine covers usually feature a main central image with additional smaller images and text around the edges. Contents pages typically have a large central image surrounded by a listing of articles. Double page spreads consist of a full-page main image on one side and accompanying text and possibly smaller images on the other side. The document also examines different shot types used and how they help convey information to the reader.
This document discusses common conventions used in magazine design including the masthead, strapline, buzzwords, pull quotes, and main image on the cover. It also analyzes the visual design elements of the front cover, contents page, and double page spread including consistent color themes, font sizes, and image and text placement to attract readers and guide them through the magazine.
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.
3) Details like puffs, page numbers, and additional columns are included to make the magazine appealing and informative for the target audience. Further refinement of plans will incorporate inspiration from other music magazines.
The document discusses how the media product uses conventions from real rock magazines. It describes using standard magazine elements like a masthead, cover image, barcode, price, and feature stories on the front cover and contents page for consistency. The double-page spread also includes conventional elements like the masthead, artist name, tagline, column-formatted article, pull quotes, and main image of the featured artist to tell the story. By using established magazine conventions, the media product aims to be appealing and identifiable to the target audience without challenging conventions of the genre.
The document analyzes magazine covers and contents pages. It discusses conventions like logos appearing throughout, dates listed, and sections used. It also notes unconventional elements like unusual placements of images or text. Main images are usually central and convey importance. Covers entice readers with star appeal from featured artists and hints of inside content. Contents pages continue brand themes and intrigue readers with numerous small images and previews of articles. Overall the document examines design principles and how magazines adhere to or break conventions in visual presentation.
This magazine cover analysis document discusses magazine design conventions and techniques used on various music magazine covers.
It analyzes different elements of magazine covers like the masthead, main image, cover lines, and barcodes. It discusses how these elements are typically positioned and designed according to conventions. It also notes unconventional design choices made on some of the example covers.
The document then examines a music magazine contents page, identifying both conventional and unconventional elements of its layout, design, and use of images, fonts, and sections. It analyzes how consistency is achieved through matching design elements while also including advertisements.
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This document analyzes the front pages of two alternative rock magazines, NME and Kerrang. It discusses several common design elements of magazine front pages including the masthead, cover star, headline, barcode, and features. It also analyzes differences in design elements between the two magazines and how they target different age audiences - NME uses a darker, simpler design to attract a more mature audience while Kerrang uses more color and activity to appeal to younger readers. The document also discusses common elements of contents pages and double page celebrity interviews.
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1.
2. Masthead
The name and logo of the
magazine. This will be
designed to appeal to the
target audience.
3. Masthead
The name and logo of the
magazine. This will be
designed to appeal to the
target audience.
Skyline
This shows a feature of the
magazine, this is not an essential
magazine element
4. Masthead
The name and logo of the
magazine. This will be
designed to appeal to the
target audience.
Skyline
This shows a feature of the
magazine, this is not an essential
magazine element
Pull quote
A quote from the main
story, often from a well
known celebrity.
5. Masthead
The name and logo of the
magazine. This will be
designed to appeal to the
target audience.
Skyline
This shows a feature of the
magazine, this is not an essential
magazine element
Pull quote
A quote from the main
story, often from a well
known celebrity.
An image from the main article
is normally shown here. This will
almost always show a
singer/band.
6. Masthead
The name and logo of the
magazine. This will be
designed to appeal to the
target audience.
Skyline
This shows a feature of the
magazine, this is not an essential
magazine element
Pull quote
A quote from the main
story, often from a well
known celebrity.
An image from the main article
is normally shown here. This will
almost always show a
singer/band.
Left third
This is considered the
most important area of
the magazine. Usually
this would be the only
part of the magazine
visible on a newsagentâs
shelf so all the
information thatâs
considered more
important would be on
this area.
7. Masthead
The name and logo of the
magazine. This will be
designed to appeal to the
target audience.
Skyline
This shows a feature of the
magazine, this is not an essential
magazine element
Pull quote
A quote from the main
story, often from a well
known celebrity.
An image from the main article
is normally shown here. This will
almost always show a
singer/band.
This has extra information
about the contents of the
magazine.
Left third
This is considered the
most important area of
the magazine. Usually
this would be the only
part of the magazine
visible on a newsagentâs
shelf so all the
information thatâs
considered more
important would be on
this area.
8.
9. Compilation of a
contents page
will vary greatly
between different
publications,
however will
always have
certain essential
components.
10. Compilation of a
contents page
will vary greatly
between different
publications,
however will
always have
certain essential
components.
Lead image-
Larger
images on a
contents page
representing
more
important and
attractive
articles.
11. Advertisement â
when here this
will be one of
the most
expensive
advertisements
in the entire
magazine as
generally a
reader will
always look at
this page first,
this magazine
will always
relate to
targeted
audience of that
issue.
Compilation of a
contents page
will vary greatly
between different
publications,
however will
always have
certain essential
components.
Lead image-
Larger
images on a
contents page
representing
more
important and
attractive
articles.
12. Advertisement â
when here this
will be one of
the most
expensive
advertisements
in the entire
magazine as
generally a
reader will
always look at
this page first,
this magazine
will always
relate to
targeted
audience of that
issue.
Compilation of a
contents page
will vary greatly
between different
publications,
however will
always have
certain essential
components.
Lead image-
Larger
images on a
contents page
representing
more
important and
attractive
articles.
Contents-
Always has a
list of what
articles are in
the magazine
and what
pages you can
find these on.
This is the
point of a
contents page.
13. Advertisement â
when here this
will be one of
the most
expensive
advertisements
in the entire
magazine as
generally a
reader will
always look at
this page first,
this magazine
will always
relate to
targeted
audience of that
issue.
Compilation of a
contents page
will vary greatly
between different
publications,
however will
always have
certain essential
components.
Lead image-
Larger
images on a
contents page
representing
more
important and
attractive
articles.
Contents-
Always has a
list of what
articles are in
the magazine
and what
pages you can
find these on.
This is the
point of a
contents page.
Editors note - usually describing
his or her thoughts on the issue
and what the issue wanted to
achieve.
16. Lead image
-encapsulates
the mood of the
article and the
character of the
person(s)
pictured.
Drop Cap â
The first letter
of the article
shown in a
much larger
font, which
stands out.
17. Lead image
-encapsulates
the mood of the
article and the
character of the
person(s)
pictured.
Pull quote -
shows an
important quote
of the article
which will attract
readerâs to pay
attention to the
article.
Drop Cap â
The first letter
of the article
shown in a
much larger
font, which
stands out.
18. Lead image
-encapsulates
the mood of the
article and the
character of the
person(s)
pictured.
Pull quote -
shows an
important quote
of the article
which will attract
readerâs to pay
attention to the
article.
Tone and
register â the
descriptive
language the
journalist
uses to
appeal to their
audience.
Drop Cap â
The first letter
of the article
shown in a
much larger
font, which
stands out.
19. Lead image
-encapsulates
the mood of the
article and the
character of the
person(s)
pictured.
Pull quote -
shows an
important quote
of the article
which will attract
readerâs to pay
attention to the
article.
Tone and
register â the
descriptive
language the
journalist
uses to
appeal to their
audience.
Byline/Picture byline â not
shown here, however a byline
says the writerâs name and a
picture byline shows an image
of the writer alongside this.
Drop Cap â
The first letter
of the article
shown in a
much larger
font, which
stands out.
20. Lead image
-encapsulates
the mood of the
article and the
character of the
person(s)
pictured.
Pull quote -
shows an
important quote
of the article
which will attract
readerâs to pay
attention to the
article.
Columns - how the text is
arranged. Text may be flush
left or flush right. The text
here is flush left.
Tone and
register â the
descriptive
language the
journalist
uses to
appeal to their
audience.
Byline/Picture byline â not
shown here, however a byline
says the writerâs name and a
picture byline shows an image
of the writer alongside this.
Drop Cap â
The first letter
of the article
shown in a
much larger
font, which
stands out.
21. Lead image
-encapsulates
the mood of the
article and the
character of the
person(s)
pictured.
Pull quote -
shows an
important quote
of the article
which will attract
readerâs to pay
attention to the
article.
Columns -
how the
text is
arranged.
Tone and
register â the
descriptive
language the
journalist
uses to
appeal to their
audience.
Byline/Picture byline â not
shown here, however a byline
says the writerâs name and a
picture byline shows an image
of the writer alongside this.
Standfirst â the standfirst introduces
the article and will be in a larger font
than the article. Not shown here.
Drop Cap â
The first letter
of the article
shown in a
much larger
font, which
stands out.
24. Masthead â NME has
a very recognizable
mast head.
Image here shows the
starâs of âinbetweeners,â
by putting the main
article information over
this image you connect
the image with the title.
25. Masthead â NME has
a very recognizable
mast head.
Main story goes
across the magazine
cover and is the main
focus to readers
Image here shows the
starâs of âinbetweeners,â
by putting the main
article information over
this image you connect
the image with the title.
26. Masthead â NME has
a very recognizable
mast head.
Main story goes
across the magazine
cover and is the main
focus to readers
Image here shows the
starâs of âinbetweeners,â
by putting the main
article information over
this image you connect
the image with the title.
Pull-quote from main
story thatâs over the
image and directly under
the main title, this
connects all these
together. Also the pull-
quote has been designed
so that it looks hand-
written by one of the
members of the
inbetweeners.
27. Masthead â NME has
a very recognizable
mast head.
Main story goes
across the magazine
cover and is the main
focus to readers
Side stories here have
attention grabbing
titleâs.
Image here shows the
starâs of âinbetweeners,â
by putting the main
article information over
this image you connect
the image with the title.
Pull-quote from main
story thatâs over the
image and directly under
the main title, this
connects all these
together. Also the pull-
quote has been designed
so that it looks hand-
written by one of the
members of the
inbetweeners.
28. Masthead â NME has
a very recognizable
mast head.
Main story goes
across the magazine
cover and is the main
focus to readers
Side stories here have
attention grabbing
titleâs.
Left third isnât overly
messy on this cover
however does
contain the more
important stories
from the magazine.
Image here shows the
starâs of âinbetweeners,â
by putting the main
article information over
this image you connect
the image with the title.
Pull-quote from main
story thatâs over the
image and directly under
the main title, this
connects all these
together. Also the pull-
quote has been designed
so that it looks hand-
written by one of the
members of the
inbetweeners.
29. Masthead â NME has
a very recognizable
mast head.
Main story goes
across the magazine
cover and is the main
focus to readers
Side stories here have
attention grabbing
titleâs.
Left third isnât overly
messy on this cover
however does
contain the more
important stories
from the magazine.
Image here shows the
starâs of âinbetweeners,â
by putting the main
article information over
this image you connect
the image with the title.
Re-occurring theme of
red and white with the
text, this echoes on the
NME masthead.
Pull-quote from main
story thatâs over the
image and directly under
the main title, this
connects all these
together. Also the pull-
quote has been designed
so that it looks hand-
written by one of the
members of the
inbetweeners.
30.
31. The
advertisem
ent here is
not one
you would
usually
associate
with NME
however
the
inbetween
ers on the
front cover
attract a
wider
audience
than some
bands may
and this
would
attract an
audience
who may
be
interested
in this type
of clothing.
32. The
advertisem
ent here is
not one
you would
usually
associate
with NME
however
the
inbetween
ers on the
front cover
attract a
wider
audience
than some
bands may
and this
would
attract an
audience
who may
be
interested
in this type
of clothing.
This here is
the lead
image, which
showing the
kings of leon,
you can
clearly see
this is an
important
article as it is
centred in the
page and the
largest image.
33. The
advertisem
ent here is
not one
you would
usually
associate
with NME
however
the
inbetween
ers on the
front cover
attract a
wider
audience
than some
bands may
and this
would
attract an
audience
who may
be
interested
in this type
of clothing.
This here is
the lead
image, which
showing the
kings of leon,
you can
clearly see
this is an
important
article as it is
centred in the
page and the
largest image.
The article directory on this contents are spread out
over the page, this makes the contents easier to read,
clearer and allows for larger fontâs and more pictureâs
that relate to the specific articles.
34. The
advertisem
ent here is
not one
you would
usually
associate
with NME
however
the
inbetween
ers on the
front cover
attract a
wider
audience
than some
bands may
and this
would
attract an
audience
who may
be
interested
in this type
of clothing.
This here is
the lead
image, which
showing the
kings of leon,
you can
clearly see
this is an
important
article as it is
centred in the
page and the
largest image.
The article directory on this contents are spread out
over the page, this makes the contents easier to read,
clearer and allows for larger fontâs and more pictureâs
that relate to the specific articles.
There is an additional
advertisement here which
stands out on the white
background of the contents.
35.
36. Lead image here
showâs the
inbetweeners, also
featured on the
front cover of the
magazine. They
are in laid back,
slightly awkward
poses which also
present their
characterâs as they
are in their show.
The image is taken
face on and is a
wide shot, and this
showâs them as
being on the same
level as the reader,
meaning that this
article is
straightforward,
casual and honest.
Itâs an image that
would be aimed at
similarly aged lads.
37. Lead image here
showâs the
inbetweeners, also
featured on the
front cover of the
magazine. They
are in laid back,
slightly awkward
poses which also
present their
characterâs as they
are in their show.
The image is taken
face on and is a
wide shot, and this
showâs them as
being on the same
level as the reader,
meaning that this
article is
straightforward,
casual and honest.
Itâs an image that
would be aimed at
similarly aged lads.
The title of this
article is also a
pull quote, which
meanâs the reader
begins by directly
speaking to the
inbetweeners
which adds to the
friendly and
casual air of the
article. The pull
quote is not
entirely clear on
this scan however
reads: âThat
testicle has
overshadowed
everything!â also it
is partly in the
same font as the
article on the
cover page which
again suggests
talking directly to
them.
38. Lead image here
showâs the
inbetweeners, also
featured on the
front cover of the
magazine. They
are in laid back,
slightly awkward
poses which also
present their
characterâs as they
are in their show.
The image is taken
face on and is a
wide shot, and this
showâs them as
being on the same
level as the reader,
meaning that this
article is
straightforward,
casual and honest.
Itâs an image that
would be aimed at
similarly aged lads.
The title of this
article is also a
pull quote, which
meanâs the reader
begins by directly
speaking to the
inbetweeners
which adds to the
friendly and
casual air of the
article. The pull
quote is not
entirely clear on
this scan however
reads: âThat
testicle has
overshadowed
everything!â also it
is partly in the
same font as the
article on the
cover page which
again suggests
talking directly to
them.
Byline here is in a
âscribbledâ font making
the writer seem more
genuine and personal,
as though he wrote
that onto the page.
39. Lead image here
showâs the
inbetweeners, also
featured on the
front cover of the
magazine. They
are in laid back,
slightly awkward
poses which also
present their
characterâs as they
are in their show.
The image is taken
face on and is a
wide shot, and this
showâs them as
being on the same
level as the reader,
meaning that this
article is
straightforward,
casual and honest.
Itâs an image that
would be aimed at
similarly aged lads.
The title of this
article is also a
pull quote, which
meanâs the reader
begins by directly
speaking to the
inbetweeners
which adds to the
friendly and
casual air of the
article. The pull
quote is not
entirely clear on
this scan however
reads: âThat
testicle has
overshadowed
everything!â also it
is partly in the
same font as the
article on the
cover page which
again suggests
talking directly to
them.
Byline here is in a
âscribbledâ font making
the writer seem more
genuine and personal,
as though he wrote
that onto the page.
There are only two columnâs on
this page which could suggest
that the page is more concerned
with the fact that the
inbetweeners are on it than what
they have to say.
40. Lead image here
showâs the
inbetweeners, also
featured on the
front cover of the
magazine. They
are in laid back,
slightly awkward
poses which also
present their
characterâs as they
are in their show.
The image is taken
face on and is a
wide shot, and this
showâs them as
being on the same
level as the reader,
meaning that this
article is
straightforward,
casual and honest.
Itâs an image that
would be aimed at
similarly aged lads.
The title of this
article is also a
pull quote, which
meanâs the reader
begins by directly
speaking to the
inbetweeners
which adds to the
friendly and
casual air of the
article. The pull
quote is not
entirely clear on
this scan however
reads: âThat
testicle has
overshadowed
everything!â also it
is partly in the
same font as the
article on the
cover page which
again suggests
talking directly to
them.
Byline here is in a
âscribbledâ font making
the writer seem more
genuine and personal,
as though he wrote
that onto the page.
This standfirst
presents the article
and uses wordâs like
âgoddamnâ presenting
the article as casual
and raw.
There are only two columnâs on
this page which could suggest
that the page is more concerned
with the fact that the
inbetweeners are on it than what
they have to say.
41. Lead image here
showâs the
inbetweeners, also
featured on the
front cover of the
magazine. They
are in laid back,
slightly awkward
poses which also
present their
characterâs as they
are in their show.
The image is taken
face on and is a
wide shot, and this
showâs them as
being on the same
level as the reader,
meaning that this
article is
straightforward,
casual and honest.
Itâs an image that
would be aimed at
similarly aged lads.
The title of this
article is also a
pull quote, which
meanâs the reader
begins by directly
speaking to the
inbetweeners
which adds to the
friendly and
casual air of the
article. The pull
quote is not
entirely clear on
this scan however
reads: âThat
testicle has
overshadowed
everything!â also it
is partly in the
same font as the
article on the
cover page which
again suggests
talking directly to
them.
Byline here is in a
âscribbledâ font making
the writer seem more
genuine and personal,
as though he wrote
that onto the page.
This standfirst
presents the article
and uses wordâs like
âgoddamnâ presenting
the article as casual
and raw.
The Drop Cap
here is very bold
and standâs out
showing that this
is an article with
attitude.
There are only two columnâs on
this page which could suggest
that the page is more concerned
with the fact that the
inbetweeners are on it than what
they have to say.
42.
43. NME readers
spend ÂŁ1229
on audio
equipment per
year which
gives them a
whopping total
readership
spend of
ÂŁ326million
they also
spend ÂŁ532 on
clothes per
year with
ÂŁ189million
readership
spend.
44. NME readers
spend ÂŁ1229
on audio
equipment per
year which
gives them a
whopping total
readership
spend of
ÂŁ326million
they also
spend ÂŁ532 on
clothes per
year with
ÂŁ189million
readership
spend.
69% of readers are
male and have an
average age of 24.
52% work full time,
9% part time and
29% are still
studying.
45. NME readers
spend ÂŁ1229
on audio
equipment per
year which
gives them a
whopping total
readership
spend of
ÂŁ326million
they also
spend ÂŁ532 on
clothes per
year with
ÂŁ189million
readership
spend.
69% of readers are
male and have an
average age of 24.
52% work full time,
9% part time and
29% are still
studying.
94% of reader use
the internet and 76%
have broadband,
suggesting that they
generally have a
good understanding
of technology and
are spend money for
better internet
services.
46. NME readerâs are style
conscious individuals with an
average age of 24. The
majority of them are male and
are mainly in full time jobs or
still studying. They have a
high understanding of
technology and are willing to
pay extra money for best
quality goods. They feel itâs
important that they look good
and spend a lot of money on
luxury products. They like to
attend gigs and live events.
NME readers
spend ÂŁ1229
on audio
equipment per
year which
gives them a
whopping total
readership
spend of
ÂŁ326million
they also
spend ÂŁ532 on
clothes per
year with
ÂŁ189million
readership
spend.
69% of readers are
male and have an
average age of 24.
52% work full time,
9% part time and
29% are still
studying.
94% of reader use
the internet and 76%
have broadband,
suggesting that they
generally have a
good understanding
of technology and
are spend money for
better internet
services.
47.
48. The kerrang
masthead is
distressed and has
cutâs through it, this
gives an idea as to
which audience it
appeals to; young
and rebellious.
49. The kerrang
masthead is
distressed and has
cutâs through it, this
gives an idea as to
which audience it
appeals to; young
and rebellious.
Main image here showâs
Gerard way, lead singer
of âmy chemical
romanceâ. This band are
alternative music and
appeal to young
rebellious people.
50. The kerrang
masthead is
distressed and has
cutâs through it, this
gives an idea as to
which audience it
appeals to; young
and rebellious.
Main story here
that relates to
picture on the front
cover; can see this
as it coverâs the
image.
Main image here showâs
Gerard way, lead singer
of âmy chemical
romanceâ. This band are
alternative music and
appeal to young
rebellious people.
51. The kerrang
masthead is
distressed and has
cutâs through it, this
gives an idea as to
which audience it
appeals to; young
and rebellious.
Main story here
that relates to
picture on the front
cover; can see this
as it coverâs the
image.
Main image here showâs
Gerard way, lead singer
of âmy chemical
romanceâ. This band are
alternative music and
appeal to young
rebellious people.
Pull quote here that
connects the image with
the masthead further
and gives an insight into
the main article.
52. The kerrang
masthead is
distressed and has
cutâs through it, this
gives an idea as to
which audience it
appeals to; young
and rebellious.
Main story here
that relates to
picture on the front
cover; can see this
as it coverâs the
image.
Left third is relatively
plain in comparison
to others, however
unlike the other two
magazine contains
the price and
barcode, perhaps this
magazine wants the
price to be a focal
point.
Main image here showâs
Gerard way, lead singer
of âmy chemical
romanceâ. This band are
alternative music and
appeal to young
rebellious people.
Pull quote here that
connects the image with
the masthead further
and gives an insight into
the main article.
53. The kerrang
masthead is
distressed and has
cutâs through it, this
gives an idea as to
which audience it
appeals to; young
and rebellious.
Main story here
that relates to
picture on the front
cover; can see this
as it coverâs the
image.
Left third is relatively
plain in comparison
to others, however
unlike the other two
magazine contains
the price and
barcode, perhaps this
magazine wants the
price to be a focal
point.
Main image here showâs
Gerard way, lead singer
of âmy chemical
romanceâ. This band are
alternative music and
appeal to young
rebellious people.
Pull quote here that
connects the image with
the masthead further
and gives an insight into
the main article.
Main colours on this
issue of kerrang! are
red, yellow, white and
black. These are
contrasting colours
which draw the eye.
The use of red may
well be to connect the
issue with the main
imageâs hair colour,
and tie these both
together.
54.
55. Advertisement
on this page
shows an
image that
would be
appealing to
the audience
of this
magazine and
related to rock,
it showâs the
band Rise
Against, a
popular band
that would be
featured in this
magazine.
56. Advertisement
on this page
shows an
image that
would be
appealing to
the audience
of this
magazine and
related to rock,
it showâs the
band Rise
Against, a
popular band
that would be
featured in this
magazine.
Image here
shows a
macabre image
of a band, this
was probably
thought to be
one of the better
images from the
magazine as
theyâre actual
article in the
magazine is not
that important.
57. Advertisement
on this page
shows an
image that
would be
appealing to
the audience
of this
magazine and
related to rock,
it showâs the
band Rise
Against, a
popular band
that would be
featured in this
magazine.
Image here
shows a
macabre image
of a band, this
was probably
thought to be
one of the better
images from the
magazine as
theyâre actual
article in the
magazine is not
that important.
Editorâs note here is a usual
feature of the kerrang! Contents
page, I doubt that it is usually
read.
58. Advertisement
on this page
shows an
image that
would be
appealing to
the audience
of this
magazine and
related to rock,
it showâs the
band Rise
Against, a
popular band
that would be
featured in this
magazine.
Image here
shows a
macabre image
of a band, this
was probably
thought to be
one of the better
images from the
magazine as
theyâre actual
article in the
magazine is not
that important.
Editorâs note here is a usual
feature of the kerrang! Contents
page, I doubt that it is usually
read.
Advertisement
here for a
special feature
of this particular
issue of
kerrang!; in that
there are 4
different coverâs
for the
magazine.
59. Advertisement
on this page
shows an
image that
would be
appealing to
the audience
of this
magazine and
related to rock,
it showâs the
band Rise
Against, a
popular band
that would be
featured in this
magazine.
Image here
shows a
macabre image
of a band, this
was probably
thought to be
one of the better
images from the
magazine as
theyâre actual
article in the
magazine is not
that important.
Editorâs note here is a usual
feature of the kerrang! Contents
page, I doubt that it is usually
read.
Articleâs are fairly small in their
presentation on this page, this is
another feature that kerrang!
regularly has.
Advertisement
here for a
special feature
of this particular
issue of
kerrang!; in that
there are 4
different coverâs
for the
magazine.
60.
61. Lead image
here showâs
the band âMy
chemical
romanceâ.
They all
appear to be
looking in at
the reader and
the lead singer
Gerard way is
stretching out
as though
trying to
connect to the
reader. I am
unsure about
the compilation
of this article in
kerrang! as I
donât think it
appealâs to
kerrang
readerâs
hugely.
62. Lead image
here showâs
the band âMy
chemical
romanceâ.
They all
appear to be
looking in at
the reader and
the lead singer
Gerard way is
stretching out
as though
trying to
connect to the
reader. I am
unsure about
the compilation
of this article in
kerrang! as I
donât think it
appealâs to
kerrang
readerâs
hugely.
The drop
cap of this
article along
with the
overall layout
appearâs
somewhat
space-age.
63. Strange title for
an article that
makes the
reader question
âwhat is this
new world?â
Lead image
here showâs
the band âMy
chemical
romanceâ.
They all
appear to be
looking in at
the reader and
the lead singer
Gerard way is
stretching out
as though
trying to
connect to the
reader. I am
unsure about
the compilation
of this article in
kerrang! as I
donât think it
appealâs to
kerrang
readerâs
hugely.
The drop
cap of this
article along
with the
overall layout
appearâs
somewhat
space-age.
64. Strange title for
an article that
makes the
reader question
âwhat is this
new world?â
Lead image
here showâs
the band âMy
chemical
romanceâ.
They all
appear to be
looking in at
the reader and
the lead singer
Gerard way is
stretching out
as though
trying to
connect to the
reader. I am
unsure about
the compilation
of this article in
kerrang! as I
donât think it
appealâs to
kerrang
readerâs
hugely.
The drop
cap of this
article along
with the
overall layout
appearâs
somewhat
space-age.
The columns of this article are very simple in
that they are, literally just columns. The
picture overwhelms the writing, which
suggests kerrang! wants the reader to focus
more on the images and who the people are
as opposed to what they say.
65. Strange title for
an article that
makes the
reader question
âwhat is this
new world?â
Lead image
here showâs
the band âMy
chemical
romanceâ.
They all
appear to be
looking in at
the reader and
the lead singer
Gerard way is
stretching out
as though
trying to
connect to the
reader. I am
unsure about
the compilation
of this article in
kerrang! as I
donât think it
appealâs to
kerrang
readerâs
hugely.
Despite not being
above the article
itself, this circle acts
as a standfirst,
explaining what the
article is about.
The drop
cap of this
article along
with the
overall layout
appearâs
somewhat
space-age.
The columns of this article are very simple in
that they are, literally just columns. The
picture overwhelms the writing, which
suggests kerrang! wants the reader to focus
more on the images and who the people are
as opposed to what they say.
66.
67. Kerrang describes their
readerâs as people who are
âsharp, intelligent and
rejoice in their individuality.
Typical or modern youth,
media savvy and marketing-
avers, they are active
consumers of computer
games, media and fashion.
68. On average Kerrang
readerâs buy 31 albums
per year. This appeals to
potential advertiserâs
making them want to
choose Kerrang to
market their product as
this is a higher than
average amount that
seems common to
Kerrang readers.
Kerrang describes their
readerâs as people who are
âsharp, intelligent and
rejoice in their individuality.
Typical or modern youth,
media savvy and marketing-
avers, they are active
consumers of computer
games, media and fashion.
69. On average Kerrang
readerâs buy 31 albums
per year. This appeals to
potential advertiserâs
making them want to
choose Kerrang to
market their product as
this is a higher than
average amount that
seems common to
Kerrang readers.
Kerrang describes their
readerâs as people who are
âsharp, intelligent and
rejoice in their individuality.
Typical or modern youth,
media savvy and marketing-
avers, they are active
consumers of computer
games, media and fashion.
We can also assume that
Kerrang readerâs may not
have a large amount of
spare cash, this can be
deduced due to the free
stuff the magazine will
nearly always feature and
because the average age is
19, a young age at which
most people have only just
left schooling.
70. On average Kerrang
readerâs buy 31 albums
per year. This appeals to
potential advertiserâs
making them want to
choose Kerrang to
market their product as
this is a higher than
average amount that
seems common to
Kerrang readers.
Kerrang describes their
readerâs as people who are
âsharp, intelligent and
rejoice in their individuality.
Typical or modern youth,
media savvy and marketing-
avers, they are active
consumers of computer
games, media and fashion.
From the Kerrang
regular contents we
can assume that itâs
readerâs are interested
in going to live gigs as
this is a continuing
feature in Kerrang
magazines.
We can also assume that
Kerrang readerâs may not
have a large amount of
spare cash, this can be
deduced due to the free
stuff the magazine will
nearly always feature and
because the average age is
19, a young age at which
most people have only just
left schooling.
71. Kerrangâs readerâs are
between 15-24 years old
with 60% of them male and
40% female. They have a
median age of 19.
On average Kerrang
readerâs buy 31 albums
per year. This appeals to
potential advertiserâs
making them want to
choose Kerrang to
market their product as
this is a higher than
average amount that
seems common to
Kerrang readers.
Kerrang describes their
readerâs as people who are
âsharp, intelligent and
rejoice in their individuality.
Typical or modern youth,
media savvy and marketing-
avers, they are active
consumers of computer
games, media and fashion.
From the Kerrang
regular contents we
can assume that itâs
readerâs are interested
in going to live gigs as
this is a continuing
feature in Kerrang
magazines.
We can also assume that
Kerrang readerâs may not
have a large amount of
spare cash, this can be
deduced due to the free
stuff the magazine will
nearly always feature and
because the average age is
19, a young age at which
most people have only just
left schooling.
72. Kerrangâs readerâs are
between 15-24 years old
with 60% of them male and
40% female. They have a
median age of 19.
On average Kerrang
readerâs buy 31 albums
per year. This appeals to
potential advertiserâs
making them want to
choose Kerrang to
market their product as
this is a higher than
average amount that
seems common to
Kerrang readers.
Kerrang describes their
readerâs as people who are
âsharp, intelligent and
rejoice in their individuality.
Typical or modern youth,
media savvy and marketing-
avers, they are active
consumers of computer
games, media and fashion.
From the Kerrang
regular contents we
can assume that itâs
readerâs are interested
in going to live gigs as
this is a continuing
feature in Kerrang
magazines.
We can also assume that
Kerrang readerâs may not
have a large amount of
spare cash, this can be
deduced due to the free
stuff the magazine will
nearly always feature and
because the average age is
19, a young age at which
most people have only just
left schooling.
Kerrang readerâs are young,
somewhat rebellious individualâs
who arenât afraid to go against
the norm. They donât have a
huge budget as most of them
are in or just out of schooling,
however feel that buying music
and going to gigâs is important.
The majority of kerrang readerâs
are male however there isnât a
huge difference between the
male and female reader level,
meaning kerrang appeals to
both genders.
73.
74. Here the masthead is
red and has a 3D
effect. Although the
contrast of the red on
the monotone image
makes the title stand
out, the image also
covers this showing
that the magazineâs
selling point is the
featured band. The
lead singer of the
band is presented
centrally and
dominant and slightly
in front of the rest of
the band. This
connotates that he is
the leader of the
band.
75. Here the masthead is
red and has a 3D
effect. Although the
contrast of the red on
the monotone image
makes the title stand
out, the image also
covers this showing
that the magazineâs
selling point is the
featured band. The
lead singer of the
band is presented
centrally and
dominant and slightly
in front of the rest of
the band. This
connotates that he is
the leader of the
band.
The main article here is in
a strong font that
stretches across the page.
Meaning that it is the main
focus of the page. The
âworld exclusiveâ part of it
is on a contrasting
background which makes
the readerâs attention
focus on the main article
more so .
76. Here the masthead is
red and has a 3D
effect. Although the
contrast of the red on
the monotone image
makes the title stand
out, the image also
covers this showing
that the magazineâs
selling point is the
featured band. The
lead singer of the
band is presented
centrally and
dominant and slightly
in front of the rest of
the band. This
connotates that he is
the leader of the
band.
The main image
here shows âkings of
leonâ a popular rock
band. This band
would appeal to a
more laid back,
younger audience.
The main article here is in
a strong font that
stretches across the page.
Meaning that it is the main
focus of the page. The
âworld exclusiveâ part of it
is on a contrasting
background which makes
the readerâs attention
focus on the main article
more so .
77. Here the masthead is
red and has a 3D
effect. Although the
contrast of the red on
the monotone image
makes the title stand
out, the image also
covers this showing
that the magazineâs
selling point is the
featured band. The
lead singer of the
band is presented
centrally and
dominant and slightly
in front of the rest of
the band. This
connotates that he is
the leader of the
band.
The main image
here shows âkings of
leonâ a popular rock
band. This band
would appeal to a
more laid back,
younger audience.
The main article here is in
a strong font that
stretches across the page.
Meaning that it is the main
focus of the page. The
âworld exclusiveâ part of it
is on a contrasting
background which makes
the readerâs attention
focus on the main article
more so .
Pull quote here is not
as noticeable as on
the other covers. This
suggests that the
bands brand is more
important than what
they are saying.
78. Here the masthead is
red and has a 3D
effect. Although the
contrast of the red on
the monotone image
makes the title stand
out, the image also
covers this showing
that the magazineâs
selling point is the
featured band. The
lead singer of the
band is presented
centrally and
dominant and slightly
in front of the rest of
the band. This
connotates that he is
the leader of the
band.
The main image
here shows âkings of
leonâ a popular rock
band. This band
would appeal to a
more laid back,
younger audience.
The left third on
this front cover
does not seem to
be a focus on the
magazine, and the
layout is instead
spread out.
The main article here is in
a strong font that
stretches across the page.
Meaning that it is the main
focus of the page. The
âworld exclusiveâ part of it
is on a contrasting
background which makes
the readerâs attention
focus on the main article
more so .
Pull quote here is not
as noticeable as on
the other covers. This
suggests that the
bands brand is more
important than what
they are saying.
The layout of this
cover is much more
relaxed and mature
than the other front
covers. Giving an
idea as to which
audience it would
appeal to.
79. Here the masthead is
red and has a 3D
effect. Although the
contrast of the red on
the monotone image
makes the title stand
out, the image also
covers this showing
that the magazineâs
selling point is the
featured band. The
lead singer of the
band is presented
centrally and
dominant and slightly
in front of the rest of
the band. This
connotates that he is
the leader of the
band.
The main image
here shows âkings of
leonâ a popular rock
band. This band
would appeal to a
more laid back,
younger audience.
The left third on
this front cover
does not seem to
be a focus on the
magazine, and the
layout is instead
spread out.
The main article here is in
a strong font that
stretches across the page.
Meaning that it is the main
focus of the page. The
âworld exclusiveâ part of it
is on a contrasting
background which makes
the readerâs attention
focus on the main article
more so .
Pull quote here is not
as noticeable as on
the other covers. This
suggests that the
bands brand is more
important than what
they are saying.
The layout of this
cover is much more
relaxed and mature
than the other front
covers. Giving an
idea as to which
audience it would
appeal to.
80.
81. Advertisement
here for an
album is
appropriate as
the magazine
focusâs on
music. This
band would
possibly
appeal to
readers of
Uncut.
82. Advertisement
here for an
album is
appropriate as
the magazine
focusâs on
music. This
band would
possibly
appeal to
readers of
Uncut.
Singular image
on contents
page suggests
an article
which is aimed
to be of
interest to
uncut readers,
focus readerâs
on this article.
83. Advertisement
here for an
album is
appropriate as
the magazine
focusâs on
music. This
band would
possibly
appeal to
readers of
Uncut.
Singular image
on contents
page suggests
an article
which is aimed
to be of
interest to
uncut readers,
focus readerâs
on this article.
Colour scheme of contents page is fairly
minimalist and carries through the red of
the UNCUT logo on the previous page.
84. Advertisement
here for an
album is
appropriate as
the magazine
focusâs on
music. This
band would
possibly
appeal to
readers of
Uncut.
Singular image
on contents
page suggests
an article
which is aimed
to be of
interest to
uncut readers,
focus readerâs
on this article.
Contents describing other pages is small,
possibly suggesting uncut readerâs are
more likely to flick through to find articles
they like.
Colour scheme of contents page is fairly
minimalist and carries through the red of
the UNCUT logo on the previous page.
85.
86. The lead image for this article clearly gives a sense
of attitude. It makes the band appear tall and
powerful, I think there is perhaps a low angle tilt on
the image to help with this. This conveys the attitude
of the article. They are also positioned close to one
another which connotates that they are a band.
87. The lead image for this article clearly gives a sense
of attitude. It makes the band appear tall and
powerful, I think there is perhaps a low angle tilt on
the image to help with this. This conveys the attitude
of the article. They are also positioned close to one
another which connotates that they are a band.
The drop cap of this article is
hugely over-emphasized
continuing the feeling of the
band being powerful and
important.
88. The lead image for this article clearly gives a sense
of attitude. It makes the band appear tall and
powerful, I think there is perhaps a low angle tilt on
the image to help with this. This conveys the attitude
of the article. They are also positioned close to one
another which connotates that they are a band.
The title of âthe once and future kingsâ
connects the image and the article as
the title gives the same feelings as the
image. This also links to the band as
theyâre called the kings of leon.
The drop cap of this article is
hugely over-emphasized
continuing the feeling of the
band being powerful and
important.
89. The standfirst for this article is quite large, this may
be due to the article being on the next page after
this as it gives more space to be free.
90. The standfirst for this article is quite large, this may
be due to the article being on the next page after
this as it gives more space to be free.
The column format of
this article is three
columns that are all
flush left.
91. The audience for uncut
magazine is: 86% male
with an average age of
37. They describe
themselves as âNMEâs
cooler, older brotherâ
which would be how the
readerâs of the magazine
would most likely like to
think of themselves.
92.
93. The audience for uncut
magazine is: 86% male
with an average age of
37. They describe
themselves as âNMEâs
cooler, older brotherâ
which would be how the
readerâs of the magazine
would most likely like to
think of themselves.
60% of uncut readers are
married or living with a
partner, and 77% have full
time jobs, giving the
impression that they are
people who have settled
down in life.
94. The audience for uncut
magazine is: 86% male
with an average age of
37. They describe
themselves as âNMEâs
cooler, older brotherâ
which would be how the
readerâs of the magazine
would most likely like to
think of themselves.
60% of uncut readers are
married or living with a
partner, and 77% have full
time jobs, giving the
impression that they are
people who have settled
down in life.
The average salary
of an UNCUT reader
is ÂŁ29,263
suggesting that they
are â class people.
95. The audience for uncut
magazine is: 86% male
with an average age of
37. They describe
themselves as âNMEâs
cooler, older brotherâ
which would be how the
readerâs of the magazine
would most likely like to
think of themselves.
60% of uncut readers are
married or living with a
partner, and 77% have full
time jobs, giving the
impression that they are
people who have settled
down in life.
The average salary
of an UNCUT reader
is ÂŁ29,263
suggesting that they
are â class people.
They spend over an hour a
day on music based
websites,86% of readers
download music every week
compared to the national
average of 32%. 68% of
readers own a mp3
player,37% of readers own
an IPOD, 6% of readers
have HDTV 18% of readers
have Sky+, 46% use a digital
radio. These figures suggest
they have a basic
understanding of technology
however arenât hugely
concerned with it and mainly
use technology for musical
purposes
96. The audience for uncut
magazine is: 86% male
with an average age of
37. They describe
themselves as âNMEâs
cooler, older brotherâ
which would be how the
readerâs of the magazine
would most likely like to
think of themselves.
60% of uncut readers are
married or living with a
partner, and 77% have full
time jobs, giving the
impression that they are
people who have settled
down in life.
The average salary
of an UNCUT reader
is ÂŁ29,263
suggesting that they
are â class people.
They spend over an hour a
day on music based
websites.â˘86% of Uncut
readers download music
every week compared to the
national average (32%)â˘68%
of Uncut readers own a mp3
playerâ˘37% of Uncut readers
own an IPODâ˘6% of Uncut
readers have HDTVâ˘18% of
Uncut readers have
Sky+â˘46% use a digital
radio. These figures suggest
they have a basic
understanding of technology
however arenât hugely
concerned with it and mainly
use technology for musical
purposes
Music that
appeals to
UNCUT readers
comes from the
Modern Indie,
Rock, Classic
Indie and
Americana
genres.
97. The audience for uncut
magazine is: 86% male
with an average age of
37. They describe
themselves as âNMEâs
cooler, older brotherâ
which would be how the
readerâs of the magazine
would most likely like to
think of themselves.
60% of uncut readers are
married or living with a
partner, and 77% have full
time jobs, giving the
impression that they are
people who have settled
down in life.
The average salary
of an UNCUT reader
is ÂŁ29,263
suggesting that they
are â class people.
They spend over an hour a
day on music based
websites.â˘86% of Uncut
readers download music
every week compared to the
national average (32%)â˘68%
of Uncut readers own a mp3
playerâ˘37% of Uncut readers
own an IPODâ˘6% of Uncut
readers have HDTVâ˘18% of
Uncut readers have
Sky+â˘46% use a digital
radio. These figures suggest
they have a basic
understanding of technology
however arenât hugely
concerned with it and mainly
use technology for musical
purposes
Music that
appeals to
UNCUT readers
comes from the
Modern Indie,
Rock, Classic
Indie and
Americana
genres.
From the factâs and figures about
UNCUT readerâs we can see that
the majority of readerâs are middle
aged, married or partnered men,
who have some money to spare .
They also have a low level of
technological understanding and
use it mainly for musical purposes.
The UNCUT reader will be an
average man with a wild side to
him that wants to re-live the
younger dreamâs of rock and roll
stardom and fancies himself as
cooler than younger generations.