Progression of double page spread
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The document summarizes the progression of creating a double page spread for a magazine article. It describes editing photos of models to look old school, writing two pages of text in Word, adding a banner with film strip images and band logo, and placing quotes and text in three columns to make it neat and professional. The final spread balances a simple first page with more elements on the second page.
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Question 1
The document analyzes how a magazine product uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It follows some conventions like having a masthead that fills the top of the page. However, it also challenges conventions by having the masthead in a box, fewer copy lines than typical, and images that overlap on the contents page. Overall, the magazine product borrows from real magazine designs but also adapts elements to develop the conventions of the genre.
Question 1
Katie Banner's cover page uses conventions of music magazines by including a banner and skyline with information. The mid-shot image on the cover page develops codes by incorporating more background while the lack of direct eye contact from one band member challenges conventions. The contents page uses a banner but could improve spacing while developing columns and font sizes to include more images. The DPS uses related images and develops the title convention though could have benefitted from including the magazine name and website.
Magazine construction process
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The author first hand-drew cover concepts before creating digital mockups in Fireworks. For the cover, the second concept was chosen, which featured text surrounding the main image with additional "puffs" of text.
For the contents page, initial hand-drawn concepts placed the masthead and text/images in different configurations. Digital mockups in Fireworks allowed refining the layouts. The final contents page featured columns of text separated by images with boxed sections.
For the double-page spread, two initial concepts arranged images and text differently. Digital revisions refined the layouts before selecting the second
Evaluation question 1
The document summarizes how the media product challenges conventions of real magazines by being designed for both digital and print formats. Key elements include:
- The cover uses colors representing electronic music genres and nature to match the main article.
- Interactive elements like soundcloud links and QR codes are included to enhance the digital experience.
- Sections are designed in a "digital clock style" to reinforce the electronic music themes.
- Layout and colors would change between issues but maintain a similar structure.
- Imagery on article pages directly relates to the text for cohesion.
- The focus on both digital and print formats with an interactive design is uncommon among most magazines oriented towards print.
Question 1
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The author used Kerrang as a reference point for designing their magazine, following typical conventions like placing the main header at the top center of covers. However, the contents page design simplified the structure with less text and images compared to Kerrang.
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Katie Banner's cover page uses conventions of music magazines by including a banner and skyline with information. The mid-shot image on the cover page develops codes by incorporating more background while the lack of direct eye contact from one band member challenges conventions. The contents page uses a banner but could improve spacing while developing columns and font sizes to include more images. The DPS uses related images and develops the title convention though could have benefitted from including the magazine name and website.
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Evaluation question 1
The document summarizes how the media product challenges conventions of real magazines by being designed for both digital and print formats. Key elements include:
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- 1. Progression of my Double Page Spread
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