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The document describes the author's process of designing the front cover for their magazine in three iterations. In the first version, the author includes a large masthead in red, the price, and an arrow pointing to the featured singer Tabitha Peters' name in a different font. In the second version, the author removes the price and experiments with backgrounds, but the masthead overlaps the image unprofessionally. In the third and final version, the author improves the design by moving the masthead to the side, adding borders, varying fonts, including a barcode and price, and adding shapes and a skyline to feature the singer and attract audiences.
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Skills development for blog
The document discusses the iterative process of designing a magazine masthead and contents page. Some key points:
- The designer tried different layouts, fonts, and color schemes for the masthead before settling on one with black and white letters against a light background.
- For the contents page, the designer experimented with column layouts, backgrounds, fonts, and images before aligning elements consistently and choosing a color scheme matching the magazine's style.
- Feedback from others was solicited to help refine the designs until an easy-to-follow layout was achieved that maintained the overall magazine's visual identity.
Print screens for front cover
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover in Photoshop. Key details include:
- A bold font and red color were used to give an "edgy atmosphere" appealing to the target audience.
- An image showing aggression was used as the central image.
- Photoshop was used to create graphics and adjust elements like coverlines and positioning statements.
- Colors, fonts, sizing and positioning of elements were adjusted throughout the process to make information more clear and appealing. The final design included graphics, coverlines about artists and music, and identifying information.
Blog diary presentaion
This document describes the process of designing a magazine cover. The designer experimented with formatting the title by spacing letters and adding effects like bevel and emboss. Additional text elements like taglines and cover lines were added along with images of bands. The color scheme and model photo were refined. Elements were repositioned and formatting was adjusted to make the text and images more prominent and visually appealing. The final design incorporated a brighter color palette and larger, clearer text and images.
Music magazine construction
The document summarizes the process of designing the front cover and contents pages for a music magazine project. Key design decisions are explained, such as choosing images and fonts that fit the hip-hop theme. Various layouts are tried before settling on a design with four images on the contents page that contrast with the white background. The front cover features an edited main image with added colors to make it stand out against the black background.
Print screen front cover
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover in Photoshop. Key details include:
- A bold font and red color were used to give an "edgy" feel appealing to the target rock music audience.
- Photographs and graphics were added featuring aggression and attitude to match the rock genre.
- Cover lines in different colors, sizes and styles were tested to draw attention and highlight stories inside.
- Feedback was incorporated to improve readability and professionalism, such as changing colors and sizes of elements.
Print screen front cover
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover in Photoshop. Key details include:
- A bold font and red color were used to give an "edgy" feel appealing to the target rock music audience.
- Feedback on an early draft suggested making changes to improve professionalism, such as adjusting colors, images, and formatting of cover text.
- Revisions included making graphics black for a darker tone, changing the central image, and altering coverline colors, sizes, and positioning to make content more noticeable and energetic.
Blog diary presentaion
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover. The designer experimented with layouts, fonts, colors, images and positioning of elements like the title, taglines, and cover stories. They started with a basic layout and title, then added elements, adjusted colors and formatting, and rearranged components to improve visual appeal and draw the audience's eye. They aimed to make the design bold, original and attractive while effectively presenting information. After several rounds of refinements, they achieved a layout that balanced professionalism with eye-catching visual interest.
Print screen front cover
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover in Photoshop for a rock music genre magazine. Key details include:
- Using a bold stencil font and red color to give an "edgy" feel and attract the target audience of rock music fans.
- Choosing an image showing aggression and attitude to represent the genre.
- Adding graphics, cover lines, artist names and information about interior stories using colors like red, yellow and blue chosen in a questionnaire.
- Refining the design based on feedback, changing colors, images and layout to make the cover more professional, attractive and representative of rock magazine styles.
Print screens of contents
The document summarizes the process of designing the contents page for a magazine mock-up. Key design elements included organizing the contents in a single column with bold headlines, using red, yellow, and black colors to match the cover, and including a top bar with the date, issue number, and magazine name. Advertisements and photos were added to make the contents more eye-catching for the target audience. The layout was refined through multiple iterations, adjusting colors, images and other elements to improve the professional look of the magazine contents page.
Photoshop skills
The document describes the student's process of designing a magazine cover in Photoshop for the first time. They experimented with editing a photo by changing eye and hair color, lighting, and blurring parts of the image. For the cover design, they tested different fonts, sizes, and placements of the masthead title and additional text elements. Based on feedback, they made further refinements such as removing a shadow layer and adding design elements like a barcode to complete the magazine cover design project.
Presentation 2
The document is an evaluation of a student magazine project that uses and develops conventions from real media products.
The student summarizes how they used conventions from the "Vibe" magazine in their project, such as color schemes, layouts, and elements like headlines and images. They also discuss how they developed elements further, such as making text and images more prominent.
Some ways the student challenged conventions included changing font styles, adding elements like prices, and altering photo angles and positions of images and text for improved visual flow and readability. The student aimed to create a recognizable genre while putting their own spin on borrowed elements.
Question 1
- The document compares the student's media product to a real magazine, noting similarities and differences in layout, images, and design conventions used
- Key elements recreated from the magazine include the placement of models on the cover, use of bold fonts and colors for the masthead, and inclusion of sell lines and boxes for important features
- The student aims to represent the indie music genre through choices of models, images, fonts, and elements like a model smoking that show independence
- On the double page spread, the student replicates the layout from the professional magazine including a large central image and blocks of text, but notes room for improvement in color and image choices
Front cover production
The document describes the process of designing the front cover of a magazine. It discusses placing the main features in the initial layout, editing and positioning images, and experimenting with fonts, headers, and mastheads. Various design elements are then added such as the main cover line with rotated text, secondary cover lines in different fonts and colors, transparent boxes, and pull quotes. Positioning, sizing, coloring and layering of text and images is adjusted throughout the process to make the cover aesthetically pleasing and highlight key information.
Cover Layout
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover. It details the selection and formatting of fonts, colors, graphics, and text elements like cover lines and a pull quote. The designer experimented with different color, font, size, and effect combinations to make elements like the masthead, subtitles, graphics, and text prominent and visually appealing on the cover while maintaining a cohesive design.
Front Cover Construction
This is a powerpoint of my front cover construction, from editing pics to applying different colours to texts... its all there!
Development process
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover and layout in Adobe Photoshop. Key details include:
- A grey background color was selected and used throughout for consistency.
- Articles, text, images and other elements were added and formatted on various pages like the cover, contents page and article pages.
- Colors, fonts, positioning and styling of elements were deliberately chosen to achieve an aesthetically pleasing and professionally designed end product.
- Consistency of visual elements like colors, fonts and styling across pages was an important consideration.
Print scry of contents!
This document summarizes the steps taken to design the contents page of a magazine, including:
Organizing content into one column with graphical headlines to make sections easier to find. Using red, yellow, and black for headlines to match the front cover. Adding a date and issue number bar at the top labeled "CONTENTS". Including advertisements and photos to make the magazine more engaging for readers. Numbering photos so readers know what articles photos correspond to.
Media printscreens
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover in Photoshop. Key steps included cropping and editing a photo, adding text elements like the masthead, cover lines, and artist name. Colors and effects were adjusted to improve visual elements. The photo and graphic elements were manipulated and replaced as needed. Feedback was incorporated through changes to text sizing, positioning of elements, and addition of graphics. The final cover was refined for cohesion of design elements and realistic magazine details.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product challenges and develops conventions of real media products. It summarizes how various design elements were incorporated from existing magazines to make the mock magazine look realistic and professional. These elements include using consistent fonts, colors, images of artists, and layouts inspired by magazines like We Love Pop and Billboard. The document also explains how splats, mastheads, barcodes, and drop caps were included to follow industry conventions and make the magazine seem like a real purchasable product.
Task 10
The document describes the process of designing layouts for different print publications, including a fanzine, broadsheet, and tabloid. For each layout, the designer placed colored boxes to indicate where elements would go, added fonts, images, and text, and adjusted placement until satisfied. The designer felt the fanzine and broadsheet layouts turned out well but could have improved the tabloid more. Feedback provided affirmed the layouts looked professional but offered minor suggestions. The designer felt their InDesign skills improved through this project.
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My front cover
- 1. My front cover By :Ahiya Kathiramar
- 2. First front cover This is what I done for my version of my magazine. Here I have done a mast head in red a large so that it can stand out. I have already put the price on , but I have not the barcode yet. I have made a arrow so that it shows that it relevant to what I am saying. I have also done the name Tabitha Paters in a different font writing so that it stands out. I have also written the word exclusive in a box so that the word stand out more and so that it looks different and unique to all the other words. I have also done an quotation so that people will know what she is saying it might will attract them to read more about her story. I have also taken a picture with Tabitha and told her to use mic so that it looks relevant. As you can see I have also done a shape (circle) to make it look more professional and better. The colour scheme goes very well together, the main colours that have been used is red, black, and white.
- 3. Second version of front cover Here I have done few changes on my second version. I have taken away the price because I thought I could put that together with my barcode I have also changed my background by experimenting Photoshop and using a variety of background and seeing which one suits my magazine the most. I have also done a black box on the bottom right hand corner so that I know where I should place that. The mast head overlaps with the image of Tabitha. This makes the magazine look unprofessional.
- 4. My third version of my front cover I have done massive change and I have working more on the magazine. As you can see I have changed the location of my masthead so that it looks more professional to the side, I have also done black borders to many shapes and text so that it can stand out to all the other texts. I have done a variety of font types so that it looks better and I have kept my colour scheme as white, red, black and added a new colour yellow so that it would look more better and unique. The colour I think goes very well together. I have also used shapes like music notes to refer that it is a music magazine. I have also added a barcode with the price. I have also added a skyline to attract the audience to read more about the singer Tabitha. The word poster is done in a different font so that it can stand out, and I have also put in a shape.