This document outlines a proposal for a new dance and fashion magazine called Illusion. The magazine would target 16-24 year old females interested in freestyle/disco dancing. It would fill a gap in the market as no other magazine combines these genres. The proposal discusses the target audience, magazine contents, layout influences, expenses, distribution plan, and mockups of the front cover and sample spreads. The unique selling point is that it focuses on freestyle dance, an underserved niche. Varied topics beyond just dance could attract a wider audience.
Dance magazine will focus on freestyle/disco dancing, mixing dance and fashion. There is currently no other magazine in this niche genre. The target audience is females aged 16-24 in the North East who are "Trendies and Sports Junkies". The magazine will feature articles on dance, fitness, fashion, and inspiration. It will have colorful layouts inspired by lifestyle magazines and be distributed in dance studios, colleges, fashion stores, and beauty shops to reach the target audience.
The contents page uses a space theme color scheme of yellow text on black background to match the magazine's genre. It provides preview images and brief summaries of the magazine's articles to entice readers while also listing the issue number, date, and page numbers for article locations. The layout is simple and straightforward, drawing attention to exclusive interviews and larger artist images to highlight key content without providing all details upfront.
This front cover analysis summarizes three magazine covers.
1) The first cover uses a black, white, and red color scheme with a casual photo of Liam Gallagher. Short, direct text is used to hook readers.
2) The second cover features a color photo of Alex Turner wearing sunglasses. Attention-grabbing text quotes directly address readers.
3) The third cover has a soft, natural photo of Florence Welch. Feminine tones and colors are used to match her image and appeal to a mixed audience. Short text previews interior stories.
My media product uses and develops conventions of real media magazines. It borrows elements like mastheads, cover lines, and full bleed images from magazines like Vibe. It challenges conventions by including new elements like social media links on the contents page and a QR code on the barcode. Overall, it takes proven magazine designs and modernizes them with some updated interactive features.
This document analyzes the design of a magazine cover. It discusses several design elements including the masthead, main image, model credit, main cover line, and coverlines. The analysis explains how these elements are used to attract the target audience of music fans. For example, the main cover line "Changed my life" in a bold font is intended to encourage readers. The variety of artists listed in the coverlines would appeal to different fans within the target genre of music. Overall, the cover uses photographic style and fonts associated with rock music to target its audience.
This document analyzes the design of a magazine cover. It discusses several design elements including the masthead, main image, model credit, main cover line, and various coverlines. It notes that the largest coverlines on the left side are more likely to be read. The direct address of the main image and retro theme are meant to appeal to the target audience of music fans. Color, typefaces, photography lighting and house style create an informal yet consistent look to attract readers.
The document summarizes the contents page of a magazine. It has a yellow, bold title that stands out against a black background. Below is the editor's letter and a quotation to tease a main feature article. The page is split into clear sections like News and Features with images and brief descriptions to preview articles. Page numbers and color coding aid navigation to find desired sections and stories. The largest picture implies a significant cover story while varying images represent the magazine's music genre focus.
Magazine cover analysis_worksheet rolling stonekruane95
The document analyzes the design of a magazine cover. It summarizes various elements of the design including the masthead font, main image featuring a model, model credit, main cover line, placement of elements according to the Guttenburg design principle, colors used, typefaces, photography lighting, coverlines of different sizes featuring various artists, and the overall informal yet professional house style. The design aims to attract fans of indie and rock music genres through prominent coverage of the band Arctic Monkeys and a retro-themed image of a model associated with that genre.
Dance magazine will focus on freestyle/disco dancing, mixing dance and fashion. There is currently no other magazine in this niche genre. The target audience is females aged 16-24 in the North East who are "Trendies and Sports Junkies". The magazine will feature articles on dance, fitness, fashion, and inspiration. It will have colorful layouts inspired by lifestyle magazines and be distributed in dance studios, colleges, fashion stores, and beauty shops to reach the target audience.
The contents page uses a space theme color scheme of yellow text on black background to match the magazine's genre. It provides preview images and brief summaries of the magazine's articles to entice readers while also listing the issue number, date, and page numbers for article locations. The layout is simple and straightforward, drawing attention to exclusive interviews and larger artist images to highlight key content without providing all details upfront.
This front cover analysis summarizes three magazine covers.
1) The first cover uses a black, white, and red color scheme with a casual photo of Liam Gallagher. Short, direct text is used to hook readers.
2) The second cover features a color photo of Alex Turner wearing sunglasses. Attention-grabbing text quotes directly address readers.
3) The third cover has a soft, natural photo of Florence Welch. Feminine tones and colors are used to match her image and appeal to a mixed audience. Short text previews interior stories.
My media product uses and develops conventions of real media magazines. It borrows elements like mastheads, cover lines, and full bleed images from magazines like Vibe. It challenges conventions by including new elements like social media links on the contents page and a QR code on the barcode. Overall, it takes proven magazine designs and modernizes them with some updated interactive features.
This document analyzes the design of a magazine cover. It discusses several design elements including the masthead, main image, model credit, main cover line, and coverlines. The analysis explains how these elements are used to attract the target audience of music fans. For example, the main cover line "Changed my life" in a bold font is intended to encourage readers. The variety of artists listed in the coverlines would appeal to different fans within the target genre of music. Overall, the cover uses photographic style and fonts associated with rock music to target its audience.
This document analyzes the design of a magazine cover. It discusses several design elements including the masthead, main image, model credit, main cover line, and various coverlines. It notes that the largest coverlines on the left side are more likely to be read. The direct address of the main image and retro theme are meant to appeal to the target audience of music fans. Color, typefaces, photography lighting and house style create an informal yet consistent look to attract readers.
The document summarizes the contents page of a magazine. It has a yellow, bold title that stands out against a black background. Below is the editor's letter and a quotation to tease a main feature article. The page is split into clear sections like News and Features with images and brief descriptions to preview articles. Page numbers and color coding aid navigation to find desired sections and stories. The largest picture implies a significant cover story while varying images represent the magazine's music genre focus.
Magazine cover analysis_worksheet rolling stonekruane95
The document analyzes the design of a magazine cover. It summarizes various elements of the design including the masthead font, main image featuring a model, model credit, main cover line, placement of elements according to the Guttenburg design principle, colors used, typefaces, photography lighting, coverlines of different sizes featuring various artists, and the overall informal yet professional house style. The design aims to attract fans of indie and rock music genres through prominent coverage of the band Arctic Monkeys and a retro-themed image of a model associated with that genre.
Here are some suggestions for developing your magazine concept further in Photoshop:
- Experiment with different layouts and compositions before finalizing the cover design. Try different model placements, backgrounds, fonts, etc. to see what looks most visually appealing and aligns with your genre.
- Add texture and effects to enhance realism. For example, apply noise, blurs, layer styles like drop shadows to the model and text.
- Incorporate additional colors beyond your core palette for visual interest. Use them subtly through textures, overlays, etc. rather than large blocks of color.
- Develop impactful headlines and graphics to draw the eye. Things like overlays, torn edges, dimensional textures can make elements pop
The magazine Maverick addresses its target audience of independent music fans through its name, tagline, and imagery. The name "Maverick" identifies with those outside the mainstream. The red tagline indicates the genre of music covered and that readers think independently. The main cover image would appeal to the target audience through its conventions of their social group. Throughout the magazine, the house style of black, red, and white colors and fonts are continued to attract and engage the audience. Article content like exclusive interviews and competitions also aim to attract readers.
This document provides an analysis of a double page spread from an NME magazine. It summarizes the key elements of the layout and articles. The main elements included are captions, bylines, headlines, images, columns of text, and drops caps. It analyzes two articles, one about the artist Dizzee Rascal and how his life has changed with success. The other article is about the band My Chemical Romance and their new album.
The main image covers the entire left page to split up the double page spread and prevent boredom. It features the subject of the article to engage readers. The bold enlarged first letter indicates where the article begins. A heading above the image clearly states who the article is about. The double page uses a color scheme of black, blue and white that makes it look professional while maintaining interest. Captions are included to involve readers without requiring them to read the entire article. The page number is only on one side, which may make navigation difficult for some readers.
The document provides details about the development of a magazine cover for a film called "Friendly Betrayal". It describes:
1) The original template that was used as inspiration and how elements were adapted from it such as layout and positioning of key elements.
2) Examples from real magazines that were also used for inspiration regarding consistent branding elements like the masthead, cover lines, and barcode.
3) Details about the chosen image, colors, fonts, and other design decisions made and how they relate to the film's genre and story.
4) Feedback that was gathered from the target audience on the magazine cover design, teaser poster, and trailer to help evaluate and improve the campaign elements.
The document provides information and examples of layouts for double page spreads in Empire magazine. It discusses conventional elements like separating the image and text, using consistent color schemes, and including page numbers. It also notes some unconventional elements like merging text with enlarged drop caps. Three mock-up layouts are proposed for a horror film promotion, incorporating things like stand first introductions, reviews, and multiple articles/images across the spread.
The magazine cover uses bold colors and contrast to attract its target audience. The masthead uses red text on a light background to stand out. The main image is of a man holding a gun to his chin, intended to shock viewers and make them want to learn more. Cover lines advertise artists and music in alternating red and white text. The design draws the eye to important information and creates intrigue to engage the target audience.
This double page spread features an article about Lady Gaga. The large headline "The Lady Is A Champ" draws the reader's attention. The full page image of Lady Gaga in seductive clothing dominates the left page and overlaps the article text on the right page. The article is written in an informal, chatty tone and discusses Lady Gaga's unique fashion choices. The layout emphasizes the image over the text to attract readers' eyes to Lady Gaga as the focal point of the spread.
1) The document provides an analysis of the covers of several music magazines, noting design elements like use of color, images, fonts, and organization.
2) Key likes mentioned include the use of celebs to boost interest, eye-catching images, bold fonts, and sub-images with contrasting borders to show organization.
3) Dislikes mentioned include designs that are too complex, reveal too much information, or have too much empty space. Organization and highlighting the most important information is emphasized.
The document summarizes the design elements of an electronic dance music magazine cover. It notes the use of bold, bright colors to attract attention, including a red masthead contrasted with black. Photos include both casual, non-studio shots as well as more professional studio images, representing the genre's creation both in artists' homes and studios. Fonts and a color scheme of white, black, red, and blue create consistency throughout the cover in both graphics and people's clothing. The overall design is described as quite serious while still aiming to attract a younger audience through its more casual language.
The document summarizes the design elements of a magazine cover and how they appeal to the target audience. Key points include:
- The masthead takes up only the left side so as not to obscure the image, and its bright red color and classic font style appeal to a older audience.
- The close-up image of the pop singer gives her a "rock look" to tie into the magazine's theme, and her eye contact may intrigue readers.
- Varied cover lines in different sizes highlight popular articles and artists, giving readers options and showing the magazine's music focus.
- Dark colors, lighting, and contrast between image and text make the cover visually appealing and professional looking for its
The document discusses how the author's media product represents particular social groups through its use of images, textual content, and design. Specifically, it aims to represent 16-22 year old students interested in R&B and hip hop music through glamorous yet sophisticated imagery, a mix of formal and informal language, and a unisex color scheme and masthead focused on identity. The product is designed to attract both male and female audiences through its representation of popular artists.
The document summarizes the contents page of a magazine. It has a yellow, bold title and uses a yellow, grey, and black color scheme. The largest picture implies the main feature of the issue. The contents are split into clear sections like News and Features. Under each picture is the page number and brief description to help readers decide what to read. It also contains small advertisements and the magazine title abbreviated as "RS" to indicate the brand.
The document summarizes key elements of magazine design. It discusses elements like the masthead, target audience, cover lines, images, and body copy. These elements are used to attract readers and convey what content can be found inside. The document provides examples of both effective and ineffective magazine designs, noting strengths and weaknesses as well as ways magazines could be improved.
Mark Tucker evaluated his music magazine project. He targeted younger individuals aged 16-40 interested in unique fashion. Photographs represented this audience with hip, stylish clothing. Text used informal language and dramatic slogans. Design elements like red, white and silver colors and a simple layout also appealed to this group. Through constructing the magazine, he learned skills with software like Photoshop and InDesign, and how manipulation and careful planning are important for representing a target audience.
The document provides information about two music magazines, Vibe and Q Music Magazine, including their histories, publications details, target audiences, and sample target audience questionnaires. Vibe targets an urban audience interested in hip hop and R&B music, while Q Music Magazine appeals to a rock music fan base. The target audience questions help characterize the lifestyles, interests, and demographics of typical readers for each magazine.
The document provides details about a magazine double page spread promoting a rock band. It analyzes various design elements and how they are used to represent the genre of rock music. These include the large central image showing band members in typical rock clothing and poses. Text is separated into questions and answers to give an informal feel. Bold text and red coloring draw attention to the band's name. The language in the body text, with words like "bullshit" and "fuck off," aims to appeal to rock fans with its aggressiveness. Overall the layout aims to attract rock fans through visuals and text that represent the genre.
The double page spread features an interview with singer Lily Allen, using a bold and irregular font for her introductory quote to emphasize her personality. A mid-shot image of Allen stands facing the camera in dark makeup and hair that contrasts with her pale skin, reflecting her strong presence. Brief text introduces Allen in red to stand out and catch the reader's eye before the main article begins in a simple font.
This document summarizes and analyzes the layout, design elements, and stylistic choices of magazine pages featuring music artists. It discusses the use of images, placement of articles, column sizes, and font styles on the pages. It also analyzes the house styles and color palettes used, noting some consistency within magazines but also variation between publications. The document provides insights into how design features may appeal to younger target audiences and keep pages looking attractive, interesting, and engaging for readers.
The document outlines a business plan presentation for a proposed healthy food business called "Taste Makes Waist". The business would operate out of Taylor's University Lakeside Campus and serve affordable healthy breakfast, lunch and tea options to students and staff. It discusses the market opportunity, competitors, management structure, financial plan, and marketing strategies. The financial plan projects profits of over RM400,000 in the first year, growing to over RM400,000 in the second and over RM430,000 in the third year. Profits would be split evenly among the five business owners.
1) O documento discute a crise da instituição escolar na sociedade pós-moderna e o papel do professor nesta nova realidade.
2) A escola surgiu na modernidade para formar cidadãos burgueses, mas atualmente enfrenta desafios como a diversidade cultural dos alunos e a perda de prestígio social dos professores.
3) O autor argumenta que a escola precisa se adaptar à sociedade pós-moderna, mas seu papel na formação de sujeitos continua sendo importante.
Here are some suggestions for developing your magazine concept further in Photoshop:
- Experiment with different layouts and compositions before finalizing the cover design. Try different model placements, backgrounds, fonts, etc. to see what looks most visually appealing and aligns with your genre.
- Add texture and effects to enhance realism. For example, apply noise, blurs, layer styles like drop shadows to the model and text.
- Incorporate additional colors beyond your core palette for visual interest. Use them subtly through textures, overlays, etc. rather than large blocks of color.
- Develop impactful headlines and graphics to draw the eye. Things like overlays, torn edges, dimensional textures can make elements pop
The magazine Maverick addresses its target audience of independent music fans through its name, tagline, and imagery. The name "Maverick" identifies with those outside the mainstream. The red tagline indicates the genre of music covered and that readers think independently. The main cover image would appeal to the target audience through its conventions of their social group. Throughout the magazine, the house style of black, red, and white colors and fonts are continued to attract and engage the audience. Article content like exclusive interviews and competitions also aim to attract readers.
This document provides an analysis of a double page spread from an NME magazine. It summarizes the key elements of the layout and articles. The main elements included are captions, bylines, headlines, images, columns of text, and drops caps. It analyzes two articles, one about the artist Dizzee Rascal and how his life has changed with success. The other article is about the band My Chemical Romance and their new album.
The main image covers the entire left page to split up the double page spread and prevent boredom. It features the subject of the article to engage readers. The bold enlarged first letter indicates where the article begins. A heading above the image clearly states who the article is about. The double page uses a color scheme of black, blue and white that makes it look professional while maintaining interest. Captions are included to involve readers without requiring them to read the entire article. The page number is only on one side, which may make navigation difficult for some readers.
The document provides details about the development of a magazine cover for a film called "Friendly Betrayal". It describes:
1) The original template that was used as inspiration and how elements were adapted from it such as layout and positioning of key elements.
2) Examples from real magazines that were also used for inspiration regarding consistent branding elements like the masthead, cover lines, and barcode.
3) Details about the chosen image, colors, fonts, and other design decisions made and how they relate to the film's genre and story.
4) Feedback that was gathered from the target audience on the magazine cover design, teaser poster, and trailer to help evaluate and improve the campaign elements.
The document provides information and examples of layouts for double page spreads in Empire magazine. It discusses conventional elements like separating the image and text, using consistent color schemes, and including page numbers. It also notes some unconventional elements like merging text with enlarged drop caps. Three mock-up layouts are proposed for a horror film promotion, incorporating things like stand first introductions, reviews, and multiple articles/images across the spread.
The magazine cover uses bold colors and contrast to attract its target audience. The masthead uses red text on a light background to stand out. The main image is of a man holding a gun to his chin, intended to shock viewers and make them want to learn more. Cover lines advertise artists and music in alternating red and white text. The design draws the eye to important information and creates intrigue to engage the target audience.
This double page spread features an article about Lady Gaga. The large headline "The Lady Is A Champ" draws the reader's attention. The full page image of Lady Gaga in seductive clothing dominates the left page and overlaps the article text on the right page. The article is written in an informal, chatty tone and discusses Lady Gaga's unique fashion choices. The layout emphasizes the image over the text to attract readers' eyes to Lady Gaga as the focal point of the spread.
1) The document provides an analysis of the covers of several music magazines, noting design elements like use of color, images, fonts, and organization.
2) Key likes mentioned include the use of celebs to boost interest, eye-catching images, bold fonts, and sub-images with contrasting borders to show organization.
3) Dislikes mentioned include designs that are too complex, reveal too much information, or have too much empty space. Organization and highlighting the most important information is emphasized.
The document summarizes the design elements of an electronic dance music magazine cover. It notes the use of bold, bright colors to attract attention, including a red masthead contrasted with black. Photos include both casual, non-studio shots as well as more professional studio images, representing the genre's creation both in artists' homes and studios. Fonts and a color scheme of white, black, red, and blue create consistency throughout the cover in both graphics and people's clothing. The overall design is described as quite serious while still aiming to attract a younger audience through its more casual language.
The document summarizes the design elements of a magazine cover and how they appeal to the target audience. Key points include:
- The masthead takes up only the left side so as not to obscure the image, and its bright red color and classic font style appeal to a older audience.
- The close-up image of the pop singer gives her a "rock look" to tie into the magazine's theme, and her eye contact may intrigue readers.
- Varied cover lines in different sizes highlight popular articles and artists, giving readers options and showing the magazine's music focus.
- Dark colors, lighting, and contrast between image and text make the cover visually appealing and professional looking for its
The document discusses how the author's media product represents particular social groups through its use of images, textual content, and design. Specifically, it aims to represent 16-22 year old students interested in R&B and hip hop music through glamorous yet sophisticated imagery, a mix of formal and informal language, and a unisex color scheme and masthead focused on identity. The product is designed to attract both male and female audiences through its representation of popular artists.
The document summarizes the contents page of a magazine. It has a yellow, bold title and uses a yellow, grey, and black color scheme. The largest picture implies the main feature of the issue. The contents are split into clear sections like News and Features. Under each picture is the page number and brief description to help readers decide what to read. It also contains small advertisements and the magazine title abbreviated as "RS" to indicate the brand.
The document summarizes key elements of magazine design. It discusses elements like the masthead, target audience, cover lines, images, and body copy. These elements are used to attract readers and convey what content can be found inside. The document provides examples of both effective and ineffective magazine designs, noting strengths and weaknesses as well as ways magazines could be improved.
Mark Tucker evaluated his music magazine project. He targeted younger individuals aged 16-40 interested in unique fashion. Photographs represented this audience with hip, stylish clothing. Text used informal language and dramatic slogans. Design elements like red, white and silver colors and a simple layout also appealed to this group. Through constructing the magazine, he learned skills with software like Photoshop and InDesign, and how manipulation and careful planning are important for representing a target audience.
The document provides information about two music magazines, Vibe and Q Music Magazine, including their histories, publications details, target audiences, and sample target audience questionnaires. Vibe targets an urban audience interested in hip hop and R&B music, while Q Music Magazine appeals to a rock music fan base. The target audience questions help characterize the lifestyles, interests, and demographics of typical readers for each magazine.
The document provides details about a magazine double page spread promoting a rock band. It analyzes various design elements and how they are used to represent the genre of rock music. These include the large central image showing band members in typical rock clothing and poses. Text is separated into questions and answers to give an informal feel. Bold text and red coloring draw attention to the band's name. The language in the body text, with words like "bullshit" and "fuck off," aims to appeal to rock fans with its aggressiveness. Overall the layout aims to attract rock fans through visuals and text that represent the genre.
The double page spread features an interview with singer Lily Allen, using a bold and irregular font for her introductory quote to emphasize her personality. A mid-shot image of Allen stands facing the camera in dark makeup and hair that contrasts with her pale skin, reflecting her strong presence. Brief text introduces Allen in red to stand out and catch the reader's eye before the main article begins in a simple font.
This document summarizes and analyzes the layout, design elements, and stylistic choices of magazine pages featuring music artists. It discusses the use of images, placement of articles, column sizes, and font styles on the pages. It also analyzes the house styles and color palettes used, noting some consistency within magazines but also variation between publications. The document provides insights into how design features may appeal to younger target audiences and keep pages looking attractive, interesting, and engaging for readers.
The document outlines a business plan presentation for a proposed healthy food business called "Taste Makes Waist". The business would operate out of Taylor's University Lakeside Campus and serve affordable healthy breakfast, lunch and tea options to students and staff. It discusses the market opportunity, competitors, management structure, financial plan, and marketing strategies. The financial plan projects profits of over RM400,000 in the first year, growing to over RM400,000 in the second and over RM430,000 in the third year. Profits would be split evenly among the five business owners.
1) O documento discute a crise da instituição escolar na sociedade pós-moderna e o papel do professor nesta nova realidade.
2) A escola surgiu na modernidade para formar cidadãos burgueses, mas atualmente enfrenta desafios como a diversidade cultural dos alunos e a perda de prestígio social dos professores.
3) O autor argumenta que a escola precisa se adaptar à sociedade pós-moderna, mas seu papel na formação de sujeitos continua sendo importante.
1) Ananse, o Homem Aranha, queria comprar as histórias de Nyame, o Deus do Céu, para contar ao seu povo.
2) Nyame disse que só venderia as histórias se Ananse trouxesse criaturas perigosas.
3) Ananse conseguiu capturar todas as criaturas e levá-las a Nyame, que deu as histórias para ele.
1) Renato Castelo Branco publicou seu primeiro livro, A Chimica das Raças, em 1938 pela editora Cultura Brasileira.
2) Apesar de ser pouco conhecido, Renato publicou 23 livros entre 1938 e 1994 abordando temas como história, literatura e crítica social.
3) O texto analisa a inserção de Renato no campo literário brasileiro entre 1928-1938, considerando as influências recebidas e as relações estabelecidas.
The document describes the process of sketching a potato masher. It begins by defining what a sketch is and the benefits of sketching. It then describes the potato masher that will be sketched, including its appearance and function. Basic sketching supplies of HB pencils, eraser, and art paper are listed. The process of sketching the potato masher is then outlined, starting with light outlines and adding details and shading. Completing the sketch took 15 minutes. The student reflects on improving their drawing skills through practicing sketching.
The document outlines the key terms of a lease agreement between John Doe as the landlord and Jane Smith as the tenant. It specifies the monthly rent amount and due date, the security deposit required, allows for pets but with restrictions, and outlines the process for repairs, entry by the landlord, and early termination of the lease. The agreement is for a one year term beginning on January 1st, 2023 and ending December 31st, 2023.
This document outlines a proposal for a new dance and fashion magazine called Illusion. The magazine would target 16-24 year old females interested in freestyle/disco dancing. It would fill a gap in the market as no other magazine combines these genres. The proposal discusses the target audience, magazine contents, layout influences, expenses, distribution, mockups, and commercial viability. The unique selling point is that it focuses on freestyle dance, an underserved niche.
1) O artigo analisa como a pobreza, exclusão social e violência afetam a identidade de jovens que vivem na periferia de Luziânia, próximo a Brasília.
2) Duas hipóteses são apresentadas: que a modernização cria territórios degradados de pobreza e exclusão, e que pertencer a um grupo religioso pode levar a mudanças de identidade e comportamento.
3) São entrevistados jovens de uma periferia e do centro da cidade para comparar como a religião influ
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms for those who already suffer from conditions like anxiety and depression.
This document describes a proposed floating city designed to be resilient against flooding from sea level rise. The city would float on the sea to access underwater resources and avoid flooding on land. It would have 11 zones including residential, industrial, agricultural, and recreational areas. New technologies proposed for the city include sensor-operated sea walls, waterproof housing, floating homes, smart tunnel flood diversion systems, solar transportation, and high security systems. The goal is to create an eco-friendly and self-sufficient city that can withstand extreme water levels from climate change-induced flooding.
The document discusses the process and procedures for obtaining plan approval for a construction project in Malaysia. It outlines the typical project lifecycle of initiation and planning, construction, and post-construction phases. It describes the key laws and guidelines that must be followed, including the National Land Code, Town and Country Planning Act, and Environmental Quality Act. The planning process involves submitting applications for approval according to these legislative requirements in order to receive permission to commence development.
The document discusses a group project on landscape design for The LandsCrappers state park in Malaysia. The group members are listed and their tutor is identified. The LandsCrappers is described as having a unique natural environment, accessible transportation, adventure and recreation areas protected by staff. It is located within the 108,000 hectare Selangor State Park and contains biodiversity like eagles, tigers and bears. The document outlines the site context and existing natural and built landscapes in the park.
This document provides details about a final construction project for an introduction to the construction industry course. A group of two students were required to select an empty land plot between 2,500 to 3,500 square meters. They chose a site in USJ 16, Selangor located near residential and commercial areas with potential for commercial, residential, or religious development. The document describes the site plan, location, observations from site visits, and an analysis of the site which identified advantages like good mobility and accessibility but also challenges like traffic congestion.
Movie Magazine Cover & Poster analysis Naomi Collins
1) The document analyzes the cover of a movie magazine, noting key design elements like the masthead, images of main characters, taglines, and layout.
2) Color schemes, fonts, and positioning of elements are discussed in terms of appealing to the target audience and representing the theme and genre of the film.
3) Additional text provides context for the characters' costumes, poses, and expressions to engage readers and suggest what the film involves.
The document discusses advertising a documentary in TV magazines and newspapers. It analyzes examples from TV Times, The Evening, and The Sun publications to identify conventions for layout, use of images and color, and level of text. Key points examined include the use of double page spreads, prominent pictures, limited text, and matching the style to the target publication. The goal is to attract readers and convey the topic of representing youth in media.
The document provides an analysis of the front cover of a music magazine. It analyzes various design elements including color, layout, images, and language. The main image is of a famous musician, Matthew Bellamy of Muse, which draws in readers through the male gaze theory. The cover uses contrasting colors and short, conversational text to attract and inform readers. Overall, the front cover is deemed an effective promotional tool for the magazine.
The document discusses design elements used in a magazine article. There are two main images that represent the subjects of the article to attract readers. Quotes from the text are featured prominently to give readers a sense of the topic and persuade them to read more. Subheadings and column formatting break up the text so it is not overwhelming for readers.
This double page spread from a magazine provides an analysis of an artist. [1] It features the main image of the brightly dressed artist as the focal point. [2] Small background images and a direct quote from the artist are used to give insights into her quirky personality and lifestyle. [3] The article is organized into four columns that discuss her work and background through an interview.
This double page spread from Billboard magazine features an interview with singer Alexandra Burke. The page uses four columns of text interviewing Burke about her experience on the X Factor singing competition and her fellow contestants. A bright main image of Burke looking at the camera is the focal point. A smaller secondary image shows Burke listening to music through headphones, reflecting her passion. The small pink heading and page number help orient the reader within the magazine.
The document provides guidance on effective magazine layout and design. It discusses using [1] dominant images of the main subject to attract readers, [2] quotes from the text in bubbles to intrigue readers and persuade them to read more, and [3] breaking up the text with subheadings and multiple columns so it is not overwhelming. The layout aims to engage readers and make the content easy and interesting to read.
The document analyzes existing soap magazines and posters to help decide on the style and format for magazine and poster ancillaries for a student's chosen soap opera genre. Sample magazines are reviewed and key design elements that characterize "trashy" versus "sophisticated" styles are identified. Photos taken of student actors are also analyzed, with some rejected for not properly reflecting the genre or magazine/poster conventions. The optimal photos are selected for the magazine cover and poster based on adhering to the social realism genre and established visual codes.
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[2] The second article profiles Florence Welch sitting on an American flag. The minimalist background emphasizes the large portrait. The playful headline references one of her hit songs. Welch's confident pose shows her pride in her music and its appeal to female readers.
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The document discusses existing research on the design elements of a music magazine. It finds that:
1) A red, black, and white color scheme creates a feeling of simplicity and conciseness that appeals to the target audience.
2) A mixture of posed and naturalistic photos provides a good balance of stories and intimacy between artists and readers.
3) The target audience prefers more images than text based on research, a style this magazine employs.
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1) The front cover features A$AP Rocky, whose style does not fit the magazine's usual genre but expands its audience. Colors like gold connote wealth and success to appeal to readers interested in money.
2) The contents page uses subtle, light colors to create calm. Images feature artists relevant to stories and resemble the target audience.
3) A double-page spread focuses on a close-up of A$AP Rocky, using colors like red and gold that connote royalty, wealth and money. The layout emphasizes the cover story text.
2. MY CLIENT THE NORTHERN ECHO
My magazine will fit a gap in the market because
the genre mixes dance and fashion and there is no
magazine on the market like this.
3. Audience Research
Age – 16-24
Gender - Female
Tribe – Trendies and Sports Junkies
Location – North East
Socioeconomic status – A-C2
Target audience – Freestyle/disco dancers
5. Why I chose this genre..
I am passionate about this style of dance
No magazine on the market like this
I have a lot of knowledge I can present about it
It is for a niche audience so I can focus on specific sections
It brings two different genre’s together
6. Contents
Articles “Dance it, live it!”
“Take it on”
“Top ten productions”
“Stand out from the crowd” “Keep your cool”
“Stay away from stress”
“It’s all about the costume”
“Stay in shape!”
“What’s your look?”
7. My genre
Sell lines
Masthead
INSPIRATION
Main sell line
The layout of my magazine is going to be
mainly influenced by company magazine and
the content will be inspired by Dance Spirit
magazine.
INFLUENCE
8. Layout and colour influence
Fonts
WINDSOR HAND TREBUCHET MS
PRESTIGE ELITE STD
9. Design of product High selling price because it is unique
Influenced by Company magazine Use a feminine colour scheme
Range of topics, not just dance
Local magazine so it is relevant
Articles and content on areas of interest
Name of magazine comes from dance term
Language in the articles
2nd and 3rd person narrative voice Relatable language
Colloquial language Short paragraph length and fast paced
Specialised dance terms Text to image ratio 50/50
12. FEEDBACK
Could have Like the title
made the as it is
page look a relatable
lot busier
Liked the pastel colours Good text to image ratio Like the step by step
Good layout Change the
and fonts
presented because they
well are too
similar
Lots of
different
elements Images
to the relatable for
layout the target
audience
Article good,
interesting Good article
and topic and it is
enjoyable to Could have featured more pictures of dancers made
read personal
13. FEEDBACK
Second Colours are a
person bit to dark,
makes it looks to
personal serious
Title relates to the article Good use of colour Well presented page
Good layout They like the
and way in which
presented it involves
well the audience
Images Prefer how
relatable for the article is
the target more of a
audience shock story
Good article
They like the
topic and it is
shock
made
imagery
personal
Could have included breakout boxes to break up text
14. Expenses
Photographers Journalists
Insurance Photographers
Models
Sub editors
Researchers
Lighting assistants
Make up assistant
Studio space rental
Flash lighting
Camera
Insurance
Travel
Props
Studio space rental
15. Commercial viability
Total expenditure
comes to £4780.60 Most of the income
after editorial comes from
personnel, equipment advertising and that
Total income after costs and the cost to comes to a total of
giving the distributors print and produce the £8986.
and retailers 25% each magazine
comes to £2102.70
If the total sales estimate
Printing costs were to be 4,000 copies and
the sales income would be
£10,000 I would get a total
income of £18,986.
16. Distribution
My magazine will need to be distributed in places that the target audience of the
magazine would be likely to go too.
Dance college/university
Dance studio’s
Fashion stores
Independent shops
Hair and Beauty shops
17. Front cover Flat Plans
Bold title featured at the top
Use of 3 colours
Sell lines and teasers
Most attention on main image
Sell lines etc featured around the
outside of the image
Colour scheme would change with
every issue like Company magazine
Only a few fonts featured
Important sections made bold
18. Contents page
Magazine name featured down the
side
Same colour scheme as front cover
Imagery of articles that will feature
inside
22. Conclusion0
The unique selling point
of this magazine is the
fact that it is a magazine
on freestyle dance and
there is no magazine on
the market like this.
Varied topics
• e.g. make up articles
to getting fit for the
perfect body article so it
is relatable to more
people and gains a
wider audience.