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The document discusses plans for the front cover of a music magazine inspired by Billboard magazine. It will feature an original photo of a friend modeling in the style of Rihanna, with a fun, relaxed pose like a peace sign to emphasize the pop/chart theme. The magazine will be called "Vibe" and aim to resemble popular Billboard magazine covers with confident models, simple layouts using the rule of thirds, and bold headers that clearly identify the publication.
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- 1. Planning for my music magazine front cover Lucy Clarke
- 2. Billboard magazine • I have mainly been inspired by billboard magazine, as I like the layout of the magazine and the simplicity. I would like to have a finishing product which resembles the following looks…
- 3. Why it Inspires Me… • The first thing I noticed instantly is the fact that every model looks into the camera directly, giving a connotation of confidence in the music industry. • I love the simplicity in the look of the magazine which doesn’t make it look to busy and untidy • The rule of thirds works in these magazines and becomes very affective • The lighting looks well positioned which can contour the face • I also like the header as it has changed over the years and is now the same, you only have to glance at the cover to tell it is a billboard magazine as the header is bold and very obvious.
- 4. Initial ideas and thoughts • My magazine is going to be a chart music genre. However chart music does feature a lot of pop music and an audience can relate certain pop stars to chart music. I would use an iconic celebrity who relates to chart music. For example Rhianna, Beyoncé or Adele. I am taking an original image so I can use one of my friends to model as a similar to Rhianna.
- 5. Previous Rhianna front covers
- 6. I also want the front cover to look fun with a not too serious pose. If I was to use a serious pose, it may get mistaken and might look more like a fashion/lifestyle magazine. To emphasise on the pop/chart theme I will make the shoot fun and more relaxed which could feature and appeal to the latest trends e.g. the peace sign pose and other fun poses. Also I am thinking of calling the magazine Vibe. I shall get my model to pose with a peace sign as that seems to be a trend in celebrity photos and it can resemble the “v” in Vibe.