The document provides details on the design process for a magazine cover and contents page. It explains design choices made at each stage, including using unconventional headlines and mastheads to attract audiences, matching images to cover lines to guide readers, and ordering information simply with headings and boxes. Color schemes and fonts are also carried throughout stages for consistency. Key goals were showing gospel progression appealingly and relating content to target youth audiences.

1. •Raw 3 •Final 3
•Hereis why I did not change the
photograph
•Idid not change these picture because they look
fine as they are. As well as the images do not need
to be cropped as they show exactly what is needed
to relate to the cover lines.

3. •Contents Page •These are key features…
•The masthead- Unconventional
playful presentation of the headline
which has been done to attract the
audience.
•Cover lines- Shows a variety of how
the cover lines can be structured to
help the readers navigate the
pages. Also the illustration looks
playful but sophisticated to match
the interest of my target audience.
•Pictures- They match the cover
lines as the image directs exactly
what the cover line is informing the
reader. Also all the pictures are all of
Youth showing different types that
they see the Gospel which will
attract my audience on how they
can relate.

4. •The Background continues to use the colour scheme of purple
whilst the font for the writing is black.
•The cover lines that were used in the front cover I also used
some of them and adapted them to go into the contents
page.

5. •How have you made the reader want to read on?
• The structure of the contents page has shown the
variety between using pictures and text and the
format of them. The cover lines are short and
snappy and easy to remember and attractive just
as the pictures are.
•What are the links between images and words?
•Through the use of the short cover lines and the
pictures. The pictures gives an insight into part of
story whilst the text compliments the picture.
•What determines the dominant stories?
• The dominate stories are presented in boxes with
the pictures next to them.
•How have you gone about ordering the
information on the page?
•The order of the information has displayed with the
Editor note being shown at the top of the page.
Then the main cover lines have been presented in
boxes with images. Whist a features section shows
more cover lines. The page look simple and easy
as the use of boxes and borders and headings has
helped navigate the information.

6. •The contents page flags up the double page spread implicitly. The
cover lines that have been used continue show how the Gospel is
increasing with the youth and how they are progressing as they win
competitions, go to concerts and learn how to play more
instruments.
•The use of the cover lines continues to show progression which is
the key words that is used in the headline for the double page
spread and the main cover .

7. The headline- gives the reader an The by-line is the author The main image is demonstrated
insight into the context of the ‘krissie dawn’ implicating across the whole page which an
magazine. Also the style of the who has written the element of lighting to centralise the
headline has been displayed to magazine and it also has girl with headphones contrasting the
reflect the colour scheme and also been represented in a element of her sitting down near the
the style of the word ‘Riot’ colloquial simplistic to space where it has the flammable
corresponds to the text. endorse how the safety warning could suggest that
magazine is aimed at a music as well as other subjects can
younger target audience cause anarchy.
The layout of this
double page
spread as been
shown with the
body copy of a
diagonal tinted
box with 3
vertical tinted
columns to
highlight the text
and overshadow
the picture but
also reflect the
central image.
The sub image shown Theses pull out quotes show the
towards to the centre left important parts which have
The end dot shows
of the page and with a been taken from the
the reader is at the
image margin to create interviewee; they give they give
end of the story.
space for the picture the reader a little teaser into the
and keep the layout in type of the story. Furthermore all

8. •Thisdouble page spread is simple but attractive
• The main image takes precedence across both pages.
Which creates the main focus to be on the model and the
basis of what the story is about.
• Also the use of the transparency within the use of the main
body of the interview highlights the text and makes the text
look more appealing as the reader can see the text.
•Because the main text is an interview it makes it easier to read
and it does not bore audience.

9. •The Headline: has been directed in three parts to look not only stylish
but challenge appeal to the audience on the importance of the
headline and the story. Also the headline only makes the standpoint
that it is based on progression but gives the audience a sense of
wonder and mystery into what type of progression.
•The main image: was illustrated to break conventions of an artist
posing or looking directly at the audience. So instead I showed the
artist as she was when she first started. Which could bring a sense of
belonging to the audience of how she began her journey and how
she interprets the Gospel.
•The story/ Text: The story has been displayed through the masthead
but in the main text which has been showed through the format of an
interview and only with 5 Q&A’s. The use of the interview allows the
reader to see the inside story of the artist interpretation of how she
has used 3 rows of progression and what they are in her life; whilst
depicting her music and gospel career within 5 questions. It is small
because it does not fully give an insight into the artist so that the
audience will want more as they have been sucked into the details

10. •Images: In all the pictures used in all three stages of production I have
made sure all the images show a message that illustrates how some youth
in the Gospel interpret to allow the audience to feel a sense of appeal
and relation to those images.
•Headlines/ Masthead: All the headlines that have used look appealing
and unconventional and playful but still have the element of looking
stylish but attractive which will interest my target audience.
•The colour scheme: from the beginning the colour scheme has been
purple, white and black and through all 3 stages I used the element of
those colours except in the double page spread I wanted it to look
different from having the same old colours. Purple was the initial colour
because in the Gospel purple is a very significant colour to use. And the
use of white black was to highlight and compliment the purple because
they are simple but effective colours.
•Main cover line: In the font cover the main cover line has been used in
the double page spread to follow conventions; because it various
magazines the main cover line has been shown in a double page
spread .