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The document describes the process of creating a magazine front cover by copying the layout and design elements from an existing magazine called Total TV Guide. Key elements like the masthead, strapline, images, colors, anchoring of text to images, and lowercase text are analyzed and their purpose is explained. Areas for potential improvement like clearer subheadings and including the website are also noted.
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- 1. My Finished soap magazine front cover and inspiration magazine.
- 2. This was the layout/format that I stuck to when creating my own front cover. I choose to copy the layout of a existing magazine so that the magazine I created looked realistic. My inspiration magazine was Total TV Guide. Their magazine covers more than 90 channels every week, all in a clear, colour coded and easy- to- follow format. It is spread over 10 pages per day and the detailed programme information has been specially designed to help you get the most enjoyment from your digital TV viewing.
- 3. My main image after being photoshopped. By using the tool at the side of the picture, I was able to flip my image so that the stars swapped sides. This was done so that it was made more suitable for my front cover as I was adding a box over the image for more features and it would of blocked the star ‘Paul.’
- 4. DECONSTRUCTION MASTHEAD •Easy to read from a distance. •Can see in a newspaper stand – brand loyalty. Customers are familiar with the brand •Trusted brand – short and STRAPLINE quick to read masthead •Caters for the change in audience habits •Has a shadow behind it – •‘Freeview’ and ‘best for’ stand out and stand out from the page catch the eye of a mature reader •Bigger than anything else on •Date nestled into the masthead shows the page when the information inside is valid for
- 5. DECONSTRUCTION FEATURES IMAGES •All in a negative space of the •All in one third of page, when main image. readers eye is drawn onto •All anchored under the relevant it, focus will stay as there is images – makes sense to reader more than one image to keep the reader interested. •Relates to the text •Main image (below) stars eyes are in rule of thirds – eye contact with reader •Shows the relationship between the characters – COLOUR SCHEME who's dominate and their • 3 main colours facial expressions (white, red, blue) – simple •Medium close up colours, classy •Reflects the genre of the magazine •Colour of main stars clothes, match the colour scheme – belonging to each other.
- 6. DECONSTRUCTION ANCHORING •Main feature ‘ Doctor Stalker’ is anchored onto stars •Hollyoaks is written in bold on main image – instantly we know what soap they are from •Name of programme, channel and time – gives the audience easy access to show TEXT •All text except from the strapline is lowercase – grammatically correct. Gives the correct mode of address for a mature reader TEXT •Stars are famous enough to not need IMPROVEMENTS their names in big letters. •The sub heading under ‘Doctor Stalker’ •‘Hollyoaks’ is enough for the readers could be more clear to read – text is not to understand what soap the stars are clear enough from •In Strapline or masthead, the website could be included for more brand loyalty and ways to access the brand