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The student learned several important lessons when progressing from their preliminary magazine task to the final project. They improved their understanding of magazine conventions and codes through research of real publications. They also gained valuable experience using design software like Quark and Photoshop to make the final product more polished. Key areas of growth included developing effective color schemes, incorporating different fonts and styles, and creating a more organized layout with well-designed banners and boxes. Overall, the additional time spent on the final task allowed the student to apply their new knowledge and skills to produce a magazine that looked much more professional.
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I have learned several important skills in progressing from my preliminary magazine task to the final product:
1) How to properly use design software like Quark and Photoshop to make the magazine look more professional.
2) The importance of color schemes, layout, and using fewer elements to make the text easier to read.
3) How to incorporate codes and conventions from real magazines, like varying fonts for headings and subheadings.
4) With more time and practice, I improved at skills like cutting out images neatly and making elements like bar codes look professional.
Evaluation Q7
The document discusses the improvements made by the author in creating their final music magazine compared to their preliminary magazine. They gained more experience using Photoshop and developed new techniques. Their photography skills improved as they planned shots more thoroughly. They also enhanced their understanding of magazine conventions and how to effectively layout and display information. In conclusion, the author believes there is a huge contrast in quality between their preliminary and final magazines due to gaining industry knowledge and improving relevant skills.
Evaluation question 7
The document discusses the author's increased skills and understanding of magazine design after completing a music magazine project. The author learned to be more critical of magazine aesthetics, developed a better understanding of achieving a professional "finished" look, and improved photo editing skills such as adjusting font sizes and styles. They also gained knowledge of using color schemes effectively and manipulating photos and text to create a more polished final product.
Presentation2
The document summarizes changes made to improve a music magazine from the first draft to the current version. The front cover image was re-shot with a new artist in a different setting related to the "Bashment" genre. The color scheme was changed to better merge with the cover image used throughout. The contents page layout is now more readable with sub-headings that stand out more clearly. Images in the double-paged spread are now better edited and blended with text for a more professional look. Feedback from peers was used to make further improvements by using more image effects and focusing more on layout and color scheme relating to the genre.
Evaluation Question 7
The document reflects on the learning from creating a preliminary student magazine to a subsequent music magazine. Key lessons learned include sticking to a consistent house style, layout, and limited fonts/colors to appear more professional. Additional coverage and well-sized images/text on the music magazine helped fill space and engage readers compared to the student version. Following magazine design conventions like the rule of thirds and researching the target audience were also important factors in progressing to a higher quality final product.
Question 7
- For their preliminary task, the author created a basic magazine front cover and contents page without defining an audience or doing research.
- For their final individual magazine, the author conducted research on target audiences and magazine styles, which helped them design a magazine tailored to their defined audience.
- The author's skills in using design software like Photoshop and layout tools like Quark Express improved, allowing them to create a more polished final magazine compared to the preliminary version.
Evaluation Question 7
The document discusses the learning and improvements the author has experienced from an initial school magazine project to developing a full music magazine product. Some of the key lessons learned include gaining more confidence with design software like Photoshop, improving editing skills, learning about magazine conventions, and understanding magazine distribution. The author's design work for the music magazine is seen as more professional compared to the initial school magazine, with stronger use of layout, images, and typography. Overall, the preliminary school magazine project helped the author gain experience that improved the quality of their subsequent music magazine design work.
Evaluation point 7
The document discusses lessons learned from creating a magazine. It notes that an effective magazine needs an attractive color scheme linked to its genre to catch readers' attention. Appropriate models and computer techniques like banners and photo effects are also important to engage readers. Good research, planning, and design skills are essential to progress from preliminary ideas to a high-quality final production that achieves the intended look.
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Q 7
I have learned several important skills in progressing from my preliminary magazine task to the final product:
1) How to properly use design software like Quark and Photoshop to make the magazine look more professional.
2) The importance of color schemes, layout, and using fewer elements to make the text easier to read.
3) How to incorporate codes and conventions from real magazines, like varying fonts for headings and subheadings.
4) With more time and practice, I improved at skills like cutting out images neatly and making elements like bar codes look professional.
Evaluation Q7
The document discusses the improvements made by the author in creating their final music magazine compared to their preliminary magazine. They gained more experience using Photoshop and developed new techniques. Their photography skills improved as they planned shots more thoroughly. They also enhanced their understanding of magazine conventions and how to effectively layout and display information. In conclusion, the author believes there is a huge contrast in quality between their preliminary and final magazines due to gaining industry knowledge and improving relevant skills.
Evaluation question 7
The document discusses the author's increased skills and understanding of magazine design after completing a music magazine project. The author learned to be more critical of magazine aesthetics, developed a better understanding of achieving a professional "finished" look, and improved photo editing skills such as adjusting font sizes and styles. They also gained knowledge of using color schemes effectively and manipulating photos and text to create a more polished final product.
Presentation2
The document summarizes changes made to improve a music magazine from the first draft to the current version. The front cover image was re-shot with a new artist in a different setting related to the "Bashment" genre. The color scheme was changed to better merge with the cover image used throughout. The contents page layout is now more readable with sub-headings that stand out more clearly. Images in the double-paged spread are now better edited and blended with text for a more professional look. Feedback from peers was used to make further improvements by using more image effects and focusing more on layout and color scheme relating to the genre.
Evaluation Question 7
The document reflects on the learning from creating a preliminary student magazine to a subsequent music magazine. Key lessons learned include sticking to a consistent house style, layout, and limited fonts/colors to appear more professional. Additional coverage and well-sized images/text on the music magazine helped fill space and engage readers compared to the student version. Following magazine design conventions like the rule of thirds and researching the target audience were also important factors in progressing to a higher quality final product.
Question 7
- For their preliminary task, the author created a basic magazine front cover and contents page without defining an audience or doing research.
- For their final individual magazine, the author conducted research on target audiences and magazine styles, which helped them design a magazine tailored to their defined audience.
- The author's skills in using design software like Photoshop and layout tools like Quark Express improved, allowing them to create a more polished final magazine compared to the preliminary version.
Evaluation Question 7
The document discusses the learning and improvements the author has experienced from an initial school magazine project to developing a full music magazine product. Some of the key lessons learned include gaining more confidence with design software like Photoshop, improving editing skills, learning about magazine conventions, and understanding magazine distribution. The author's design work for the music magazine is seen as more professional compared to the initial school magazine, with stronger use of layout, images, and typography. Overall, the preliminary school magazine project helped the author gain experience that improved the quality of their subsequent music magazine design work.
Evaluation point 7
The document discusses lessons learned from creating a magazine. It notes that an effective magazine needs an attractive color scheme linked to its genre to catch readers' attention. Appropriate models and computer techniques like banners and photo effects are also important to engage readers. Good research, planning, and design skills are essential to progress from preliminary ideas to a high-quality final production that achieves the intended look.
Question5
1) The student learned to better plan and research magazine formats and conventions by looking at other music magazines before creating their own.
2) Their photography, Photoshop, and page design skills improved from the preliminary task to the final product, evident in the higher quality images, layout, and use of fonts suited to the target audience.
3) Managing time better allowed for a more polished final product compared to the incomplete preliminary contents page.
Evaluation Q7
The document reflects on what was learned from a preliminary student magazine task to the final music magazine product. Key lessons included using fewer colors and fonts to appear more professional, including headers and footers for consistency, choosing impactful cover images that fit the genre, and ensuring layout follows conventions like the rule of thirds. For contents pages, sticking to a house style, using bigger images and less whitespace improved professional appearance. Creating a double page spread helped apply conventions across a multi-page layout.
Question 7: Progression
Emma Pritchard compares two magazine covers she created - an initial school magazine and a subsequent music magazine. For the music magazine, she used editing software to enhance photos, focused on consistent colors and house style, and applied lessons from creating the first magazine. The music magazine cover featured a long-shot photo with slight editing to look professional, versus the unedited close-up used on the school magazine. Emma also improved the conciseness of the text on the music magazine cover compared to the first version.
Question 7. xx
The document compares the preliminary and coursework versions of a magazine project. For the coursework: 1) The layout, color scheme, and fonts were more consistent and planned; 2) The contents page was more consistent in color, layout, and font; 3) The front cover photo featured a relatable model to attract the target audience, whereas the double page spread photos were less successful due to uncooperative models. Overall, the document analyzes improvements in style, layout, and photography from the preliminary to coursework versions.
Question 7.
The document compares the preliminary and coursework versions of a magazine project. For the coursework: 1) The layout, color scheme, and fonts were more consistent and planned; 2) The contents page was more consistent in color, layout, and font; 3) The front cover photo featured a relatable model to attract the target audience, whereas the double page spread photo was less successful due to uncooperative models. Overall, the document analyzes improvements in style, layout, and photography from the preliminary to coursework versions.
Question 7.
The document compares the preliminary and coursework versions of a magazine project. For the coursework: 1) The layout, color scheme, and fonts were more consistent and planned; 2) The contents page was more consistent in color, layout, and font; 3) The front cover photo featured a relatable model to attract the target audience, whereas the double page spread photos were less successful due to uncooperative models. Overall, the document analyzes improvements in style, layout, and planning from the preliminary to coursework versions.
Question 7 evaluation media
1) The author's skills with Photoshop have improved through practice using tools like the polygonal lasso tool, crop tool, and blending options to make their music magazine look more professional and realistic.
2) Their knowledge of genre conventions helped them design the magazine to match expectations for a hip hop magazine, unlike their preliminary version.
3) Through this coursework, the author learned new software skills and the importance of planning to produce the best music magazine, rather than proceeding without knowledge or a plan.
Question 7
The document discusses what the author learned from their preliminary magazine task to developing the full magazine product. They learned about magazine conventions like mastheads, cover lines, and column layouts from researching existing magazines. They also learned photography skills like lighting and zooming with a DSLR camera to take better pictures for the magazine. Additionally, the author picked up software skills in InDesign for page layout and Prezi for creative presentations that helped them produce a higher quality magazine following industry conventions compared to their preliminary work.
Question 7
- The author learned from creating a preliminary practice magazine that angled text, too many fonts, and busy layouts made the magazine look amateurish. The main magazine had a more professional look with carefully considered fonts, spaced out text, and a cleaner layout.
- Planning and preparing ideas for the preliminary magazine provided initial layout concepts and allowed feedback from the target audience. This preparation helped create a more polished main magazine.
- Using a DSLR camera instead of a smartphone for the main magazine photos resulted in images needing less editing and looking more realistic. Learning photo composition techniques also improved the professionalism of the main magazine photos.
- The author incorporated lessons around layout, style, fonts and photo editing into
Evaluation Activity 7
The document discusses what the author has learned from their preliminary magazine project to their final magazine product. Specifically:
1) They learned to develop skills in Photoshop and use appropriate conventions for a target audience and genre, unlike their basic preliminary magazine.
2) They improved their use of mise-en-scene to match the hip-hop/R&B genre, unlike the preliminary magazine which did not clearly convey its target of school students.
3) Research led them to use a four-color palette rather than two colors for more visual appeal, as well as employ the rule of thirds for layout including the cover, unlike the messy preliminary cover layout.
Q7 media evaluation
The document summarizes the learning and progression of skills from the author's preliminary student magazine task to their final music magazine product. They learned techniques like using Photoshop to edit photos and create magazine covers. Their early work had basic layouts and design, but they improved skills in photography, photo editing, and understanding magazine conventions. For the final music magazine, they incorporated grids for layout, improved the front cover using editing tools, and applied knowledge gained from analyzing other music magazines. Overall, their skills and ability to create realistic magazine products improved significantly from the initial task to the final music magazine.
Q7
The document discusses what the author learned from their preliminary task to their final product. They realized they should have experimented more with Photoshop functions in the preliminary task. The preliminary task also helped them understand conventions like changing models' outfits between pages and understanding the different target audiences and styles of a school magazine versus an indie music magazine. It improved their InDesign and Photoshop skills. Overall, their photography and organization skills improved, which will benefit future work.
Evaluation 7
From doing preliminary tasks, the author has learned to create magazines using Photoshop. Their front covers show improvement, as the main task cover has more detail that looks like a real magazine due to conventions added. The main task contents page also looks more like a magazine, with a large connecting image, smaller images, conventions, and no empty spaces, whereas the preliminary contents page was plainer.
Evaluation 7
The student felt they learned a lot about using software like Photoshop between the preliminary task and final product. They learned tools like the red eye tool and brightness tool to make photos more professional. They also learned about layout and design conventions for magazines. The student recognizes areas for improvement in the preliminary task regarding color schemes, image selection and layout that detracted from a professional appearance. Overall, the student feels they have improved in using software and hardware skills and knowledge of design conventions to create a magazine that looks more polished and appeals to the target audience.
Question 7
The document discusses the improvements the author made from their preliminary magazine cover and contents page to the final versions. Some of the key things learned were photography skills like using backgrounds and editing photos to look more professional. Layout and design skills improved like positioning headlines and using research of other magazines. Organization and planning skills developed in booking models, locations and sticking to themes. Overall the preliminary versions were basic while the final magazine showed more professional production skills and design conventions learned through the process.
Question 7
The student learned several important lessons from completing their preliminary magazine cover and contents page task that helped them improve their final music magazine product. They gained a better understanding of basic magazine codes and conventions that can be applied across genres. Completing the preliminary task also helped them improve their photography, layout, and Photoshop skills. Specifically, they were able to create a more professional-looking front cover and contents page for their final product that better represented the music genre and targeted their audience.
Mediaq
The author feels they have learned more skills from their final product compared to their preliminary task. For the preliminary, they did not do much planning and wanted to focus on their music magazine idea. They used Photoshop to edit the cover as that was their only role. Their final product allowed them to develop camera skills with a DSLR and use InDesign, which is an industry standard program. Creating the magazine helped them learn skills needed to work with InDesign and other programs, even though it is complex. Overall, they developed important photography, design and software skills through thoroughly planning and creating their final magazine.
Q7 done
From the preliminary task to the full music magazine, the author learned to create a more polished and professional product. The preliminary magazine looked amateur compared to music magazines on store shelves. For the full magazine, the author styled the cover model differently in a more interesting pose, developed the title design using different colors and text sizes, and took more risks than with the school magazine. The contents page for the full magazine also looked more professional, with numbers slanting down for visual effect and more detail added in Photoshop compared to the preliminary version.
Q7
The student felt they improved in all areas of design and development from the preliminary task to the final music magazine. For the music magazine, the student conducted more market research which helped guide the initial design. The student established a clear house style for the music magazine using consistent colors, layout, and branding. However, the student realized they did not take enough photos for the music magazine, limiting content. Overall, the student felt the music magazine looked more professional due to careful planning, preparation, and implementing new skills and techniques learned.
Question 7
The document describes the process of creating a magazine using Photoshop. For the first magazine attempt, the author selected colors for the background, added a fade effect, inserted two images while removing unwanted parts with the rubber tool, and used different fonts and sizes for the title text. Screenshots were taken using keyboard shortcuts. For the finished magazine, placing details at first was difficult but became easier. Tools like refining edges were used to soften images. Text placement and design consistency across pages were learned.
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1) The student learned to better plan and research magazine formats and conventions by looking at other music magazines before creating their own.
2) Their photography, Photoshop, and page design skills improved from the preliminary task to the final product, evident in the higher quality images, layout, and use of fonts suited to the target audience.
3) Managing time better allowed for a more polished final product compared to the incomplete preliminary contents page.
Evaluation Q7
The document reflects on what was learned from a preliminary student magazine task to the final music magazine product. Key lessons included using fewer colors and fonts to appear more professional, including headers and footers for consistency, choosing impactful cover images that fit the genre, and ensuring layout follows conventions like the rule of thirds. For contents pages, sticking to a house style, using bigger images and less whitespace improved professional appearance. Creating a double page spread helped apply conventions across a multi-page layout.
Question 7: Progression
Emma Pritchard compares two magazine covers she created - an initial school magazine and a subsequent music magazine. For the music magazine, she used editing software to enhance photos, focused on consistent colors and house style, and applied lessons from creating the first magazine. The music magazine cover featured a long-shot photo with slight editing to look professional, versus the unedited close-up used on the school magazine. Emma also improved the conciseness of the text on the music magazine cover compared to the first version.
Question 7. xx
The document compares the preliminary and coursework versions of a magazine project. For the coursework: 1) The layout, color scheme, and fonts were more consistent and planned; 2) The contents page was more consistent in color, layout, and font; 3) The front cover photo featured a relatable model to attract the target audience, whereas the double page spread photos were less successful due to uncooperative models. Overall, the document analyzes improvements in style, layout, and photography from the preliminary to coursework versions.
Question 7.
The document compares the preliminary and coursework versions of a magazine project. For the coursework: 1) The layout, color scheme, and fonts were more consistent and planned; 2) The contents page was more consistent in color, layout, and font; 3) The front cover photo featured a relatable model to attract the target audience, whereas the double page spread photo was less successful due to uncooperative models. Overall, the document analyzes improvements in style, layout, and photography from the preliminary to coursework versions.
Question 7.
The document compares the preliminary and coursework versions of a magazine project. For the coursework: 1) The layout, color scheme, and fonts were more consistent and planned; 2) The contents page was more consistent in color, layout, and font; 3) The front cover photo featured a relatable model to attract the target audience, whereas the double page spread photos were less successful due to uncooperative models. Overall, the document analyzes improvements in style, layout, and planning from the preliminary to coursework versions.
Question 7 evaluation media
1) The author's skills with Photoshop have improved through practice using tools like the polygonal lasso tool, crop tool, and blending options to make their music magazine look more professional and realistic.
2) Their knowledge of genre conventions helped them design the magazine to match expectations for a hip hop magazine, unlike their preliminary version.
3) Through this coursework, the author learned new software skills and the importance of planning to produce the best music magazine, rather than proceeding without knowledge or a plan.
Question 7
The document discusses what the author learned from their preliminary magazine task to developing the full magazine product. They learned about magazine conventions like mastheads, cover lines, and column layouts from researching existing magazines. They also learned photography skills like lighting and zooming with a DSLR camera to take better pictures for the magazine. Additionally, the author picked up software skills in InDesign for page layout and Prezi for creative presentations that helped them produce a higher quality magazine following industry conventions compared to their preliminary work.
Question 7
- The author learned from creating a preliminary practice magazine that angled text, too many fonts, and busy layouts made the magazine look amateurish. The main magazine had a more professional look with carefully considered fonts, spaced out text, and a cleaner layout.
- Planning and preparing ideas for the preliminary magazine provided initial layout concepts and allowed feedback from the target audience. This preparation helped create a more polished main magazine.
- Using a DSLR camera instead of a smartphone for the main magazine photos resulted in images needing less editing and looking more realistic. Learning photo composition techniques also improved the professionalism of the main magazine photos.
- The author incorporated lessons around layout, style, fonts and photo editing into
Evaluation Activity 7
The document discusses what the author has learned from their preliminary magazine project to their final magazine product. Specifically:
1) They learned to develop skills in Photoshop and use appropriate conventions for a target audience and genre, unlike their basic preliminary magazine.
2) They improved their use of mise-en-scene to match the hip-hop/R&B genre, unlike the preliminary magazine which did not clearly convey its target of school students.
3) Research led them to use a four-color palette rather than two colors for more visual appeal, as well as employ the rule of thirds for layout including the cover, unlike the messy preliminary cover layout.
Q7 media evaluation
The document summarizes the learning and progression of skills from the author's preliminary student magazine task to their final music magazine product. They learned techniques like using Photoshop to edit photos and create magazine covers. Their early work had basic layouts and design, but they improved skills in photography, photo editing, and understanding magazine conventions. For the final music magazine, they incorporated grids for layout, improved the front cover using editing tools, and applied knowledge gained from analyzing other music magazines. Overall, their skills and ability to create realistic magazine products improved significantly from the initial task to the final music magazine.
Q7
The document discusses what the author learned from their preliminary task to their final product. They realized they should have experimented more with Photoshop functions in the preliminary task. The preliminary task also helped them understand conventions like changing models' outfits between pages and understanding the different target audiences and styles of a school magazine versus an indie music magazine. It improved their InDesign and Photoshop skills. Overall, their photography and organization skills improved, which will benefit future work.
Evaluation 7
From doing preliminary tasks, the author has learned to create magazines using Photoshop. Their front covers show improvement, as the main task cover has more detail that looks like a real magazine due to conventions added. The main task contents page also looks more like a magazine, with a large connecting image, smaller images, conventions, and no empty spaces, whereas the preliminary contents page was plainer.
Evaluation 7
The student felt they learned a lot about using software like Photoshop between the preliminary task and final product. They learned tools like the red eye tool and brightness tool to make photos more professional. They also learned about layout and design conventions for magazines. The student recognizes areas for improvement in the preliminary task regarding color schemes, image selection and layout that detracted from a professional appearance. Overall, the student feels they have improved in using software and hardware skills and knowledge of design conventions to create a magazine that looks more polished and appeals to the target audience.
Question 7
The document discusses the improvements the author made from their preliminary magazine cover and contents page to the final versions. Some of the key things learned were photography skills like using backgrounds and editing photos to look more professional. Layout and design skills improved like positioning headlines and using research of other magazines. Organization and planning skills developed in booking models, locations and sticking to themes. Overall the preliminary versions were basic while the final magazine showed more professional production skills and design conventions learned through the process.
Question 7
The student learned several important lessons from completing their preliminary magazine cover and contents page task that helped them improve their final music magazine product. They gained a better understanding of basic magazine codes and conventions that can be applied across genres. Completing the preliminary task also helped them improve their photography, layout, and Photoshop skills. Specifically, they were able to create a more professional-looking front cover and contents page for their final product that better represented the music genre and targeted their audience.
Mediaq
The author feels they have learned more skills from their final product compared to their preliminary task. For the preliminary, they did not do much planning and wanted to focus on their music magazine idea. They used Photoshop to edit the cover as that was their only role. Their final product allowed them to develop camera skills with a DSLR and use InDesign, which is an industry standard program. Creating the magazine helped them learn skills needed to work with InDesign and other programs, even though it is complex. Overall, they developed important photography, design and software skills through thoroughly planning and creating their final magazine.
Q7 done
From the preliminary task to the full music magazine, the author learned to create a more polished and professional product. The preliminary magazine looked amateur compared to music magazines on store shelves. For the full magazine, the author styled the cover model differently in a more interesting pose, developed the title design using different colors and text sizes, and took more risks than with the school magazine. The contents page for the full magazine also looked more professional, with numbers slanting down for visual effect and more detail added in Photoshop compared to the preliminary version.
Q7
The student felt they improved in all areas of design and development from the preliminary task to the final music magazine. For the music magazine, the student conducted more market research which helped guide the initial design. The student established a clear house style for the music magazine using consistent colors, layout, and branding. However, the student realized they did not take enough photos for the music magazine, limiting content. Overall, the student felt the music magazine looked more professional due to careful planning, preparation, and implementing new skills and techniques learned.
Question 7
The document describes the process of creating a magazine using Photoshop. For the first magazine attempt, the author selected colors for the background, added a fade effect, inserted two images while removing unwanted parts with the rubber tool, and used different fonts and sizes for the title text. Screenshots were taken using keyboard shortcuts. For the finished magazine, placing details at first was difficult but became easier. Tools like refining edges were used to soften images. Text placement and design consistency across pages were learned.
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The student learned a great deal from their preliminary magazine task to their full product. For the preliminary task, they had no knowledge of magazine forms and conventions and simply based it on a student questionnaire. However, for the full product they researched magazines and gained a better understanding of fonts, positioning, color schemes, and photography. The student also improved their Photoshop skills in editing images and using layers, which helped make their full product look more professional. Overall, the key learning was gaining knowledge of magazine conventions, improving design skills in Photoshop, and applying research of real magazines to structure their own product in a more appealing way.
Evaluation question 7
The document summarizes what the author learned from producing a preliminary college magazine compared to a full music magazine. Some key lessons learned were:
1) For the music magazine, the author conducted more thorough research to understand the psychographics of the target audience rather than just demographics. This led to creating a magazine more tailored to audience interests.
2) Detailed planning, such as flat plans and photoshoot plans, were more important for the successful production of the music magazine versus the preliminary task.
3) Skills with design software like Photoshop and InDesign improved, allowing for features like custom fonts and more readable cover lines.
4) The use of an impactful main cover line
Evaluation question 7
The student found their preliminary task to be a good starting point but noticed areas for improvement, such as layout. For their main task magazine, they realized more in-depth market research was needed. Their photography, Photoshop, and InDesign skills improved through practice, allowing them to create a more polished product. House style and consistent design elements were more important for the music magazine to appeal to its target audience. Overall, the student felt their final magazine looked much more professional due to these enhanced skills.
Question 7
- The document discusses the learning and progression between the author's preliminary task and final magazine product.
- For the final magazine, the author conducted audience research and learned magazine conventions to better target the magazine. This made the final product more like a real magazine.
- The author learned new Photoshop skills like using different fonts, downloading custom fonts, editing images using filters and tools, and including shapes to draw attention. These skills improved the visual design and quality over the preliminary task.
- Overall, the author's skills in researching audiences, understanding conventions, and using design software grew between the preliminary and final pieces. This allowed the author to create a more effective magazine.
EVALUATION QUESTION 7
The document discusses the progression of skills from the preliminary task to the full product. Specifically:
1) Photoshop skills like airbrushing and font manipulation improved to make the final product look more professional.
2) Knowledge of magazine codes and conventions increased, such as superimposing images on the cover masthead.
3) Overall analysis abilities strengthened, allowing flaws in the preliminary task to be identified and addressed.
Evaluation q7
The student learned several key things from completing their preliminary magazine task to their final product:
1) They improved their computer skills using Photoshop and can now more efficiently edit photos, adding effects and touching up images.
2) Their understanding of how magazines appeal to audiences and the techniques used, such as layout conventions and positioning of elements, grew substantially through research and applying it to their own magazine.
3) By comparing their preliminary and final magazines, they saw a marked improvement in the quality, depth, and professionalism of their contents page, cover design, and magazine overall, demonstrating their learning throughout the process.
New eval q7
The student learned several skills when progressing from their preliminary magazine cover task to the final product. They learned to use Photoshop more confidently and advanced tools to more professionally edit images and text. For the final product, they incorporated more magazine conventions like slogans, issue numbers, and multiple cover stories. The student also learned to use color schemes, language, images, and positioning of elements like barcodes and headlines more strategically to make the magazine more visually appealing and understandable for the target audience.
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The document discusses the improvements made by the author from their preliminary task to their full product. They conducted more research, including an audience questionnaire, and altered their ideas based on this research. Their sketches changed significantly from the preliminary to full versions as they became more objective and tailored their product to the audience. Their skills with Photoshop and QuarkXPress improved as well, allowing them to be more creative with images and layout.
Evaluation Question 7
- The student learned the importance of research and planning through their preliminary and final magazine projects. Extensive research allowed their final product to better represent a professional magazine.
- Planning their magazine allowed the student to manage their time effectively and maintain a consistent quality throughout. Practice photography sessions also helped them improve their photo skills.
- Comparing the preliminary and final magazines showed how the student's understanding of professional magazine design and Photoshop skills developed. The final magazine had a more professional look due to applying these lessons.
Evaluation question 7
The document discusses how the author's preliminary magazine creation work improved after conducting additional research and planning for their final product. For the preliminary work, the author only copied the basic layout of an existing magazine without thorough consideration of audience or conventions. However, for the final product the author implemented research into magazine design and planning of tasks. This enhanced the final product and made it more professional-looking compared to the preliminary work. The document also describes various skills the author gained from creating the preliminary work that helped improve their final magazine, such as effective use of lighting, photo editing software, image alignment, and page layout.
Evaluation Seven
The document compares the author's preliminary magazine task to their final magazine, highlighting improvements in their Photoshop skills and the quality of the images. For the preliminary task, the author was new to Photoshop and images were of lower quality due to lighting and background issues. However, for the final magazine, the author had gained Photoshop skills like cutting out images neatly and using layers. They also planned images better by considering location, lighting, and model positioning. Researching other magazines also helped with layout, style choices, and generating creative ideas. Overall, thorough research and planning were essential for the success of the final magazine.
Question 7
The document discusses the learning process of creating two magazines - a preliminary version and a finished version. It summarizes that the author learned how to use InDesign and Photoshop in designing the magazines. The author's skills improved throughout the process, allowing them to make the finished magazine look more professional. Specifically, the author learned to include more cover lines, match colors better, and edit photos more effectively to attract readers. Comparing the preliminary and finished contents pages shows the author's Photoshop skills significantly improved.
Question 7
The document discusses the learning process of creating two magazines from preliminary tasks to the finished products. It summarizes that the creator learned how to use InDesign and Photoshop in designing magazine covers and contents pages. Specifically, they learned how to make the design look more professional by including elements like mastheads and filling the page to attract readers. The creator also improved at using colors, layouts and photos that were clear and easy to read in the finished contents page compared to the first attempt. Finally, the document states that the creator's photography and Photoshop skills significantly improved through the process, as seen in the enhanced covers and contents pages.
7
1. The document discusses the progression from the author's preliminary magazine cover and contents page to their final magazine product.
2. For the final product, the author incorporated more colors, effects, cover lines, and elements that appealed to both males and females based on research of existing magazines.
3. The author's skills in InDesign also improved, allowing them to create a more visually appealing and professionally laid out contents page that followed magazine conventions.
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1. The document discusses the progression from the author's preliminary magazine cover and contents page to their final magazine product.
2. For the final product, the author incorporated more colors, effects, cover lines, and elements that appealed to both males and females based on research of existing magazines.
3. The author's skills in InDesign also improved, allowing them to create a more visually appealing and professionally laid out contents page that followed magazine conventions.
Question 7
The author learned new skills with Photoshop and InDesign and gained experience manipulating the software features. They improved their understanding of real media texts and professional magazine layout techniques like reducing blank space and including relevant features. The author's photos became more professional through learning camera skills and techniques like framing the subject as the focal point. Planning documents like flat plans and call sheets also helped the author better organize and produce their magazine. Looking back, the author feels they have gained valuable skills and knowledge that allowed them to create a more polished final product.
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