Possible ideas for my magazine
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The document discusses potential cover and content ideas for a magazine, including liking how Miley Cyrus holds the letter 'M' on a cover, Katy Perry being featured in the middle of a cover surrounded by flowers, a model with legs positioned to keep the viewer's eyes on the page, Katy Perry centered in a frame without being crowded, and a double page spread with a large photograph throughout and text placed on top.
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Evaluation question 5
The document describes the design process for a music magazine cover and contents pages. It summarizes:
- The magazine is titled "NE" to represent new edge music and feature upcoming artists, music, and events.
- The cover features a model wearing glasses with a fierce expression to convey power and attitude, fitting the magazine's style. Additional images were edited into the model's sunglasses.
- The contents pages are organized into columns with varied fonts, colors, and boxed text sections to attract different audiences. Images of artists are included to appeal to both male and female readers.
- An exclusive feature on the cover model continues across pages to keep readers engaged with her story throughout the magazine.
Photoshop screenshots
The document summarizes the design process for a magazine cover. Key elements included:
- A unique background layer created with brushes from an app.
- A title in the Quadra font to stand out to the intended audience of girls and boys.
- An image of a girl band called Sugar Rush with contrasting outfits to draw attention.
- Overlapping cover lines about Sugar Rush with effects like glows and shadows to make them prominent.
- Additional cover lines on the right side and information lines on the left to fill space.
Dps
The document provides details on planning a photoshoot for a magazine spread featuring a model named Poppy Casson. It includes notes on the shot type, lighting, editing, and selection of photos. One photo was chosen for the spread showing Poppy playing guitar on a bed in black and white. Post-editing involved converting to black and white, highlighting key features with color, and designing the layout in publishing software. Feedback was received on further refinements including positioning page numbers and credits to be less distracting.
Front cover stuff
The document discusses the design choices made for a magazine cover featuring a model named Caleb. These include using a grey transparent border to make the name stand out, spacing out the letters, and linking the border behind the name to the title. The main image is placed in front of the title to draw attention to the image. The model's last name and additional information are placed at the bottom in purple to match the color of his shirt and focus attention on the first name.
photograph selection
The document discusses three potential photographs for a fashion spread with a festival theme. The first photo shows the full outfit but was too dark against the surrounding trees. The second photo clearly shows the outfit but has too much distracting background. The third and chosen photo is brighter, showing makeup details and focusing on the model against a simple tree trunk background.
Fine Art Photography
- Saul Leiter was an American photographer known for his street photography and fashion work in the 1940s-50s. His work featured abstract forms and was published in magazines like Vogue.
- His photographs are in the collections of several prominent museums. He made unique contributions to street photography using an experimental style.
- Edith Maybin is a British fine art photographer known for her series capturing the stages of womanhood through portraits of model Loretta Lux from childhood to adulthood. She has won awards for her work.
question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents social groups through its images. In the magazine, the photographer asks the model Coral to wear a tie-dye shirt to represent the indie/festival audience. Most images of Coral show her with a serious expression to give a rock feel. Coral is also pictured by a motorcycle and with styled hair and poses to add sex appeal and appeal to the target audience. Natural lighting is used to make expressions and the model the focus of the images.
Photoshoot double page spread images
The document describes four photos from a photo shoot with models. Photo 3 is selected for use in a double page spread because the model is looking directly at the camera with a smile, holding a phone in one hand and touching the motorcycle handles, inviting the viewers to come along on an adventure. Photo 4 is also considered because the smiling model looks directly at the camera in front of a contrasting white wall, making her the clear subject. However, Photo 3 is ultimately chosen for featuring a model with direct eye contact who seems to be inviting the viewers.
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Evaluation question 5
The document describes the design process for a music magazine cover and contents pages. It summarizes:
- The magazine is titled "NE" to represent new edge music and feature upcoming artists, music, and events.
- The cover features a model wearing glasses with a fierce expression to convey power and attitude, fitting the magazine's style. Additional images were edited into the model's sunglasses.
- The contents pages are organized into columns with varied fonts, colors, and boxed text sections to attract different audiences. Images of artists are included to appeal to both male and female readers.
- An exclusive feature on the cover model continues across pages to keep readers engaged with her story throughout the magazine.
Photoshop screenshots
The document summarizes the design process for a magazine cover. Key elements included:
- A unique background layer created with brushes from an app.
- A title in the Quadra font to stand out to the intended audience of girls and boys.
- An image of a girl band called Sugar Rush with contrasting outfits to draw attention.
- Overlapping cover lines about Sugar Rush with effects like glows and shadows to make them prominent.
- Additional cover lines on the right side and information lines on the left to fill space.
Dps
The document provides details on planning a photoshoot for a magazine spread featuring a model named Poppy Casson. It includes notes on the shot type, lighting, editing, and selection of photos. One photo was chosen for the spread showing Poppy playing guitar on a bed in black and white. Post-editing involved converting to black and white, highlighting key features with color, and designing the layout in publishing software. Feedback was received on further refinements including positioning page numbers and credits to be less distracting.
Front cover stuff
The document discusses the design choices made for a magazine cover featuring a model named Caleb. These include using a grey transparent border to make the name stand out, spacing out the letters, and linking the border behind the name to the title. The main image is placed in front of the title to draw attention to the image. The model's last name and additional information are placed at the bottom in purple to match the color of his shirt and focus attention on the first name.
photograph selection
The document discusses three potential photographs for a fashion spread with a festival theme. The first photo shows the full outfit but was too dark against the surrounding trees. The second photo clearly shows the outfit but has too much distracting background. The third and chosen photo is brighter, showing makeup details and focusing on the model against a simple tree trunk background.
Fine Art Photography
- Saul Leiter was an American photographer known for his street photography and fashion work in the 1940s-50s. His work featured abstract forms and was published in magazines like Vogue.
- His photographs are in the collections of several prominent museums. He made unique contributions to street photography using an experimental style.
- Edith Maybin is a British fine art photographer known for her series capturing the stages of womanhood through portraits of model Loretta Lux from childhood to adulthood. She has won awards for her work.
question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents social groups through its images. In the magazine, the photographer asks the model Coral to wear a tie-dye shirt to represent the indie/festival audience. Most images of Coral show her with a serious expression to give a rock feel. Coral is also pictured by a motorcycle and with styled hair and poses to add sex appeal and appeal to the target audience. Natural lighting is used to make expressions and the model the focus of the images.
Photoshoot double page spread images
The document describes four photos from a photo shoot with models. Photo 3 is selected for use in a double page spread because the model is looking directly at the camera with a smile, holding a phone in one hand and touching the motorcycle handles, inviting the viewers to come along on an adventure. Photo 4 is also considered because the smiling model looks directly at the camera in front of a contrasting white wall, making her the clear subject. However, Photo 3 is ultimately chosen for featuring a model with direct eye contact who seems to be inviting the viewers.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the design choices made for various pages of a magazine created by the author. For the front cover, the author took inspiration from the layout and design elements of the Kerrang magazine but made modifications like changing fonts, sizes and backgrounds. For the contents page, the author copied the positioning of headings from Kerrang but changed the layout of pictures and stories. Throughout the magazine, the author aimed to make their design different from Kerrang while still appealing to a rock music audience.
Photos for unison
The document discusses photos taken for a magazine front cover, contents page, and double-page spread. For the front cover, the chosen photo features two models with powerful facial expressions. For the contents page, one chosen photo features a band with relaxed yet stylish body language. For the double-page spread, the chosen photo shows both models lying down but looking at the camera with striking facial expressions.
Photos for unison
The document discusses photos taken for a magazine front cover, contents page, and double-page spread. For the front cover, the chosen photo shows two models with powerful facial expressions, quirky yet confident body language, and an eye-catching composition. For the contents page, one chosen photo depicts three band members looking relaxed but stylish. For the double-page spread, the selected landscape photo shows both models looking at the camera with striking facial expressions and edgy yet stylish body language while lying down.
Front cover designs of magazines
This document contains analyses of different magazine cover layouts. For the first layout, the writer likes that it is familiar and contains a lot of information without being cluttered. They also appreciate the use of color. For the second layout, the writer likes that it looks very formal and structured with consistent typography and color theme. For the third layout, the writer thinks it is good because it contains a lot of key information on the front to draw in readers, and the information relates to the magazine's theme.
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Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the design choices made for various pages of a magazine created by the author. For the front cover, the author took inspiration from the layout and design elements of the Kerrang magazine but made modifications to make it unique. For the contents page, the author again drew from the Kerrang magazine layout while changing aspects like the organization of stories and inclusion of colored strips. For the two-page spread, dominant images are used on the left with a masthead title spanning both pages to draw the reader in. Throughout, the goal was to create a magazine that captured the style of Kerrang but with its own distinguishing characteristics.
Images in my magazine
The document discusses image choices for the contents page and cover of a magazine. For the main contents image, the author chose a photo of a female model to represent women in the magazine and create space for the contents listing. Two secondary images were chosen - one for a good headshot of a band member and another for its spontaneous facial expression under blue lighting. The front cover image shows all band members making direct eye contact with the camera to draw readers in, with different levels creating a laid back feel reflecting the band's close relationship.
Construction part 2
The document discusses changes made to a magazine layout featuring a band. The lead singer is placed centrally in the cover image and highlighted through lighting and color to draw attention. Varied footers maintain a cohesive theme. Images of all band members are included on inside pages, with the lead singer in the foreground. Drop shadows and overlapped elements integrate the images and text. Consistent colors, fonts and styles across pages aim to give a sense of continuity throughout the magazine.
Image rationale
The document discusses reasons why certain photographs were not used for various sections of a magazine. The main image was not used because the models were not properly posed. Contents page images were rejected due to excessive lighting, irrelevant backgrounds, and unnecessary objects in frame. Additional contents page images were too blurry or had distracting backgrounds. Double spread images were deemed unprofessional, not related to music, or featured uncomfortable or unfocused models without eye contact.
Magazine double page spread analysis
The document analyzes a magazine double-page spread featuring singer Amy Winehouse. The masthead uses a font resembling ink drops to reference Winehouse's tattoos. A large black-and-white photo of Winehouse lying on a bed dominates the spread. While focusing on Winehouse's image, the limited text is placed on the left side. The simple layout places all attention on Winehouse. The grayscale color scheme gives a dull, sad feel, relating to tattoos and Winehouse's style. The target audience includes young adults and teenagers who are fans of Winehouse's pop music.
My Music Magazine
The document discusses photos chosen for the cover of a music magazine. Several photos are rejected for reasons like busy backgrounds, models not looking at the camera or smiling awkwardly. One photo is chosen because the model makes direct eye contact, the background is plain, and her serious expression is suitable. Feedback on the first draft cover suggests making the title bigger, adding details like the issue number, and toning down the lips. Changes are made for the second draft in response.
My music magazine
The document discusses photos chosen for the front cover of a music magazine. The author analyzes several photos of a model, noting issues like busy backgrounds, the model's positioning and facial expressions. One photo is selected as the cover because the model makes direct eye contact, the background is plain, and her expression seems suitable. Feedback on a draft cover is provided, suggesting changes like enlarging the title and adding identifying details. The author addresses the feedback in a second draft.
Making it
The document summarizes the process of designing the front cover and contents page for a magazine. Key points:
- The student used photo editing software to adjust brightness/contrast of a photo and cut out a male model for the cover. Shadow was added to make him appear in the same location.
- The font color was changed to red to make it more eye-catching against the background.
- A photo of the model was cut out and placed on the contents page to draw the reader's focus, portraying her as an inspiration for the target audience.
- Layering was used to make the model on the contents page appear 3D and stand out from the text.
Evaluation of my double page spread
The student created a double page spread about an upcoming rock star named Tayla O'Hara. The simple layout was intended to match her straightforward personality. Dark colors and a hint of red were used to create a rock vibe and sense of mystery. The large image of O'Hara on one page was meant to make her stand out as important. The red masthead title with the word "flaunt" emphasized stands out and matches the star's unusual and edgy nature. Limited text was included to maintain some mystery as an upcoming artist.
Photograph in the lounge how i edited
The document discusses planning and taking a family photograph for a film project. The author decided on costumes for the characters, with the daughter in bright clothes and down hair, and the father in casual clothes instead of a suit. Makeup was applied to look natural for the daughter and "mummy-like" for the mother. The photograph was taken in front of the Christmas tree for lighting and tone. The author edited the photo in Photoshop, exaggerating bruises on the daughter's face with the clone stamp tool to fit the storyline while avoiding looking too fake.
Adele double page
The double page spread features a medium close-up shot of Adele in black and white. Her basic makeup complements the background, but its monochrome nature means the colors cannot be discerned. Adele does not look directly at the camera, suggesting the article will not directly address the audience. Minimal color and dim lighting create a serious, sophisticated tone for reflecting on Adele rather than promoting her pop music. The visible masthead contrasts with the background for easy reading of the magazine's title. Adele's casual, unstyled hair aims to make the target audience feel personally connected to her and that the article will have a relaxed, laidback style.
Cover 1 selection
The document discusses photo options for a magazine cover and evaluates each based on contrast, lighting, shadows and how well they fit the theme of the issue. The author explains that one photo stands out due to high contrast colors and bright lighting that eliminates shadows. However, it has a shadow under the man's arm and behind his head that would need to be edited out. The man's posture conveys importance which matches the cover theme. In the end, the author determines this photo could work if the shadows were removed through photo editing.
Step By Step To What I Did.
The document describes the steps taken to create a front cover and contents page for a college magazine. Key steps included:
1) Choosing a magazine name and design template.
2) Creating the magazine title and logo using photo editing software to make elements stand out.
3) Including a self-taken photo on the cover to represent the college theme.
4) Designing article text boxes and page numbers for reader navigation using different fonts and styles to distinguish content.
Evaluation q1
media school homework coursework questions one a levels sixth form media studies exams preparation powerpoint presentation music magazine front cover contents page double page spread article images editing text layers text masthead coverlines
Analysing double page spreads
The document summarizes a magazine article layout. It includes a large eye-catching heading in bubble font to seem feminine. The main image of Katy Perry dominates the first page and relates to the subheading about her childhood. The two-column article structure makes the page well-organized. The image shows Katy Perry's independent personality and appeals to the target audience through sex appeal.
Music Magazine Mood Board
The document discusses design elements the author found inspiring for their magazine design, including photos with different poses, fonts to stand out as headings, geometric shapes that work well together, soft colors, hand-drawn arrows to break up text, simple rug patterns that are not distracting, a pull quote layout with a different colored background, and an interesting way of using a drop cap to present an article. The author considered including natural poses, concerts photos, different fonts, big quotation marks, geometric shapes, photo frames, soft colors, hand-drawn arrows, simple rug patterns, a centered pull quote with different background color, and a drop cap style in their own magazine design.
Style sheet
The document discusses font and color scheme choices for a magazine cover. It states that the font needs to be both handwritten and elegant to appeal to female readers. The chosen font, Gabrielle, keeps femininity while being clear and readable. For colors, shades of light pink and grey were selected as feminine and sophisticated. Specifically, a dark rose pink, light grey and white combination was chosen that complement a potential black and white cover photo. Examples from other magazine covers are referenced that use similar stylized fonts, bold colors that draw attention, and close-up photos with hair as a backdrop.
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Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the design choices made for various pages of a magazine created by the author. For the front cover, the author took inspiration from the layout and design elements of the Kerrang magazine but made modifications like changing fonts, sizes and backgrounds. For the contents page, the author copied the positioning of headings from Kerrang but changed the layout of pictures and stories. Throughout the magazine, the author aimed to make their design different from Kerrang while still appealing to a rock music audience.
Photos for unison
The document discusses photos taken for a magazine front cover, contents page, and double-page spread. For the front cover, the chosen photo features two models with powerful facial expressions. For the contents page, one chosen photo features a band with relaxed yet stylish body language. For the double-page spread, the chosen photo shows both models lying down but looking at the camera with striking facial expressions.
Photos for unison
The document discusses photos taken for a magazine front cover, contents page, and double-page spread. For the front cover, the chosen photo shows two models with powerful facial expressions, quirky yet confident body language, and an eye-catching composition. For the contents page, one chosen photo depicts three band members looking relaxed but stylish. For the double-page spread, the selected landscape photo shows both models looking at the camera with striking facial expressions and edgy yet stylish body language while lying down.
Front cover designs of magazines
This document contains analyses of different magazine cover layouts. For the first layout, the writer likes that it is familiar and contains a lot of information without being cluttered. They also appreciate the use of color. For the second layout, the writer likes that it looks very formal and structured with consistent typography and color theme. For the third layout, the writer thinks it is good because it contains a lot of key information on the front to draw in readers, and the information relates to the magazine's theme.
Outfit 3- Denim Jeans, 5 images
The document discusses several photos from a fashion shoot showing different denim styles. It provides feedback on each photo, praising aspects like the lighting, backgrounds, poses, and how well each photo shows off the denim. The last photo is favored as it has a setting where the background gets darker further back, making the denim jeans stand out in the bright light on the model, who is turned away from the camera smiling.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the design choices made for various pages of a magazine created by the author. For the front cover, the author took inspiration from the layout and design elements of the Kerrang magazine but made modifications to make it unique. For the contents page, the author again drew from the Kerrang magazine layout while changing aspects like the organization of stories and inclusion of colored strips. For the two-page spread, dominant images are used on the left with a masthead title spanning both pages to draw the reader in. Throughout, the goal was to create a magazine that captured the style of Kerrang but with its own distinguishing characteristics.
Images in my magazine
The document discusses image choices for the contents page and cover of a magazine. For the main contents image, the author chose a photo of a female model to represent women in the magazine and create space for the contents listing. Two secondary images were chosen - one for a good headshot of a band member and another for its spontaneous facial expression under blue lighting. The front cover image shows all band members making direct eye contact with the camera to draw readers in, with different levels creating a laid back feel reflecting the band's close relationship.
Construction part 2
The document discusses changes made to a magazine layout featuring a band. The lead singer is placed centrally in the cover image and highlighted through lighting and color to draw attention. Varied footers maintain a cohesive theme. Images of all band members are included on inside pages, with the lead singer in the foreground. Drop shadows and overlapped elements integrate the images and text. Consistent colors, fonts and styles across pages aim to give a sense of continuity throughout the magazine.
Image rationale
The document discusses reasons why certain photographs were not used for various sections of a magazine. The main image was not used because the models were not properly posed. Contents page images were rejected due to excessive lighting, irrelevant backgrounds, and unnecessary objects in frame. Additional contents page images were too blurry or had distracting backgrounds. Double spread images were deemed unprofessional, not related to music, or featured uncomfortable or unfocused models without eye contact.
Magazine double page spread analysis
The document analyzes a magazine double-page spread featuring singer Amy Winehouse. The masthead uses a font resembling ink drops to reference Winehouse's tattoos. A large black-and-white photo of Winehouse lying on a bed dominates the spread. While focusing on Winehouse's image, the limited text is placed on the left side. The simple layout places all attention on Winehouse. The grayscale color scheme gives a dull, sad feel, relating to tattoos and Winehouse's style. The target audience includes young adults and teenagers who are fans of Winehouse's pop music.
My Music Magazine
The document discusses photos chosen for the cover of a music magazine. Several photos are rejected for reasons like busy backgrounds, models not looking at the camera or smiling awkwardly. One photo is chosen because the model makes direct eye contact, the background is plain, and her serious expression is suitable. Feedback on the first draft cover suggests making the title bigger, adding details like the issue number, and toning down the lips. Changes are made for the second draft in response.
My music magazine
The document discusses photos chosen for the front cover of a music magazine. The author analyzes several photos of a model, noting issues like busy backgrounds, the model's positioning and facial expressions. One photo is selected as the cover because the model makes direct eye contact, the background is plain, and her expression seems suitable. Feedback on a draft cover is provided, suggesting changes like enlarging the title and adding identifying details. The author addresses the feedback in a second draft.
Making it
The document summarizes the process of designing the front cover and contents page for a magazine. Key points:
- The student used photo editing software to adjust brightness/contrast of a photo and cut out a male model for the cover. Shadow was added to make him appear in the same location.
- The font color was changed to red to make it more eye-catching against the background.
- A photo of the model was cut out and placed on the contents page to draw the reader's focus, portraying her as an inspiration for the target audience.
- Layering was used to make the model on the contents page appear 3D and stand out from the text.
Evaluation of my double page spread
The student created a double page spread about an upcoming rock star named Tayla O'Hara. The simple layout was intended to match her straightforward personality. Dark colors and a hint of red were used to create a rock vibe and sense of mystery. The large image of O'Hara on one page was meant to make her stand out as important. The red masthead title with the word "flaunt" emphasized stands out and matches the star's unusual and edgy nature. Limited text was included to maintain some mystery as an upcoming artist.
Photograph in the lounge how i edited
The document discusses planning and taking a family photograph for a film project. The author decided on costumes for the characters, with the daughter in bright clothes and down hair, and the father in casual clothes instead of a suit. Makeup was applied to look natural for the daughter and "mummy-like" for the mother. The photograph was taken in front of the Christmas tree for lighting and tone. The author edited the photo in Photoshop, exaggerating bruises on the daughter's face with the clone stamp tool to fit the storyline while avoiding looking too fake.
Adele double page
The double page spread features a medium close-up shot of Adele in black and white. Her basic makeup complements the background, but its monochrome nature means the colors cannot be discerned. Adele does not look directly at the camera, suggesting the article will not directly address the audience. Minimal color and dim lighting create a serious, sophisticated tone for reflecting on Adele rather than promoting her pop music. The visible masthead contrasts with the background for easy reading of the magazine's title. Adele's casual, unstyled hair aims to make the target audience feel personally connected to her and that the article will have a relaxed, laidback style.
Cover 1 selection
The document discusses photo options for a magazine cover and evaluates each based on contrast, lighting, shadows and how well they fit the theme of the issue. The author explains that one photo stands out due to high contrast colors and bright lighting that eliminates shadows. However, it has a shadow under the man's arm and behind his head that would need to be edited out. The man's posture conveys importance which matches the cover theme. In the end, the author determines this photo could work if the shadows were removed through photo editing.
Step By Step To What I Did.
The document describes the steps taken to create a front cover and contents page for a college magazine. Key steps included:
1) Choosing a magazine name and design template.
2) Creating the magazine title and logo using photo editing software to make elements stand out.
3) Including a self-taken photo on the cover to represent the college theme.
4) Designing article text boxes and page numbers for reader navigation using different fonts and styles to distinguish content.
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Evaluation q1
media school homework coursework questions one a levels sixth form media studies exams preparation powerpoint presentation music magazine front cover contents page double page spread article images editing text layers text masthead coverlines
Analysing double page spreads
The document summarizes a magazine article layout. It includes a large eye-catching heading in bubble font to seem feminine. The main image of Katy Perry dominates the first page and relates to the subheading about her childhood. The two-column article structure makes the page well-organized. The image shows Katy Perry's independent personality and appeals to the target audience through sex appeal.
Music Magazine Mood Board
The document discusses design elements the author found inspiring for their magazine design, including photos with different poses, fonts to stand out as headings, geometric shapes that work well together, soft colors, hand-drawn arrows to break up text, simple rug patterns that are not distracting, a pull quote layout with a different colored background, and an interesting way of using a drop cap to present an article. The author considered including natural poses, concerts photos, different fonts, big quotation marks, geometric shapes, photo frames, soft colors, hand-drawn arrows, simple rug patterns, a centered pull quote with different background color, and a drop cap style in their own magazine design.
Style sheet
The document discusses font and color scheme choices for a magazine cover. It states that the font needs to be both handwritten and elegant to appeal to female readers. The chosen font, Gabrielle, keeps femininity while being clear and readable. For colors, shades of light pink and grey were selected as feminine and sophisticated. Specifically, a dark rose pink, light grey and white combination was chosen that complement a potential black and white cover photo. Examples from other magazine covers are referenced that use similar stylized fonts, bold colors that draw attention, and close-up photos with hair as a backdrop.
Evaluation Q5
The document summarizes how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for a magazine. They used simple colors on the front page to appear sophisticated but laid back for their audience. Images and text on the contents page were avoided to not bore teenagers and young adults. Contrasting black and white colors were used that stood out, were easy to read, and were voted for by the target audience. Models were not directly looking at the camera to give readers a feeling of involvement and create idolism towards the models. A smart/casual dress code was used to help the target audience connect with the artists.
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The document summarizes three magazine covers. The first magazine features a serious-looking man on the front that draws people in with its sci-fi theme. The second focuses on Mary J. Blige with her name prominently displayed and other features arranged around her photo. The third cover stands out with a busy design, prominently displaying Madonna looking straight ahead to capture attention alongside other eye-catching elements.
Evaluiation
The document discusses how the media product takes inspiration from real magazines in its use of forms and conventions. Specifically:
- The front cover design is inspired by "Billiard" magazine, using a bold color background, central photo, and title/model name styling.
- The contents page replicates the side-bar layout from "Teen Vogue" and includes a profile photo, adapted for the new magazine.
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Possible ideas for my magazine
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- 2. Cover I like the way Miley Cyrus is holding the letter ‘M’ in front of herself to represent her name. I like how they have used a filter on the image to make it black and white but the colours in the word billboard stand out. I like how the image is in the middle and the cover lines go each side. I like the use of flowers on Katy Perry making it unique.
- 3. Contents I like the pose of the model and how her legs going up makes sure your eyes don’t go off page I like that Katy Perry is in the middle and how the frame isn't crowded. It is simple and The font is nice. I like how the image is placed in front of everything on the page.
- 4. Double Page Spread I like how this is simple and minimal. The large photograph is used throughout out the 2 pages and the text is place don top.