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This document discusses responses to a double page spread. It found that readers had more positive reactions when given a double page spread compared to a single page. They felt it provided a more immersive experience by showing interrelated ideas and allowing the eye to travel between concepts.
Rationales
The document discusses rationales for design choices in a rock music magazine, including:
- Choosing a color scheme of black, white, and red to fit the rock genre and models' outfits.
- Selecting fonts like "El tercer hombre" and "Hollywood hill" in dark red for artist names to stand out against images.
- Using the font "dark Monday" in black for the magazine name "Uncut" because it stands out and connects letters.
- Incorporating simple fonts throughout for subtitles and variety, including "rocks" to fit the rock genre.
- Relying mainly on natural outdoor lighting but also controlling indoor lighting for photoshoots
Cover process
The document describes the process taken to edit a photo shoot image for a magazine cover. First, the brightness of the entire image was lowered to give it a darker atmosphere. Tattoos were added to the model's ankles and arm to give him a "rock" look. The jeans were darkened and stubble was added. Text and design elements like borders, barcodes and mastheads were incorporated. The model was made into a separate layer to overlay elements behind him. Captions and lines of text were centered and colored to fit the darker tone. The final product split the page into thirds to better anchor each aspect.
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Camden and Gadbridge park are potential locations for a photo shoot. Camden is always busy so safety issues include people getting in the way and models tripping over rubbish. Gadbridge park has benches, trees, walls and a skate park but its public area means being aware of others and potential muddy grass or loose branches after rain. Both locations require organizing a time to visit but do not need special permissions as they are public spaces available 24/7.
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The cover page features natural lighting and seaside imagery symbolic of Essex. It contains minimal writing focused on headers to emphasize place names important to older Essex residents. The split image layout clearly conveys the message.
The content pages contain many small, symbolic pictures of Essex people and objects. The writing is dense but uses highlighting, different colors, and layout across pages to emphasize key points. The images are cropped close-ups focused on the main subject.
The double page spread uses a traditional country pattern symbolic of older
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This document discusses responses to a double page spread. It found that readers had more positive reactions when given a double page spread compared to a single page. They felt it provided a more immersive experience by showing interrelated ideas and allowing the eye to travel between concepts.
Rationales
The document discusses rationales for design choices in a rock music magazine, including:
- Choosing a color scheme of black, white, and red to fit the rock genre and models' outfits.
- Selecting fonts like "El tercer hombre" and "Hollywood hill" in dark red for artist names to stand out against images.
- Using the font "dark Monday" in black for the magazine name "Uncut" because it stands out and connects letters.
- Incorporating simple fonts throughout for subtitles and variety, including "rocks" to fit the rock genre.
- Relying mainly on natural outdoor lighting but also controlling indoor lighting for photoshoots
Cover process
The document describes the process taken to edit a photo shoot image for a magazine cover. First, the brightness of the entire image was lowered to give it a darker atmosphere. Tattoos were added to the model's ankles and arm to give him a "rock" look. The jeans were darkened and stubble was added. Text and design elements like borders, barcodes and mastheads were incorporated. The model was made into a separate layer to overlay elements behind him. Captions and lines of text were centered and colored to fit the darker tone. The final product split the page into thirds to better anchor each aspect.
Media studies magazine evaluation
The document summarizes the key aspects of an underground magazine created for a media studies assignment. It discusses conventions used and challenged in the magazine's design, such as cover lines, mastheads, images, and barcodes. Social groups represented include young people aged 14-20 interested in indie/rock music. A double page spread on a band called "The Pretty Suicides" uses different text colors and includes photos and a quote. The gender portrayed is strong, dominant teenage girls rather than stereotypical quiet ones. IPC Media is suggested as a suitable distributor since it produces magazines like NME that the underground magazine is similar to. The target audience is described as those who read magazines aimed at people interested in pop culture and
Location recce
Camden and Gadbridge park are potential locations for a photo shoot. Camden is always busy so safety issues include people getting in the way and models tripping over rubbish. Gadbridge park has benches, trees, walls and a skate park but its public area means being aware of others and potential muddy grass or loose branches after rain. Both locations require organizing a time to visit but do not need special permissions as they are public spaces available 24/7.
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Conventions
The document discusses how the author's magazine product both follows and challenges conventions of real rock music magazines. It largely adheres to the conventions of Kerrang magazine in its formatting and design choices related to fonts, images and organization. However, the author notes their cover artist does not fully conform to stereotypes of a "rock star" and instead portrays a more everyday rock musician, challenging expectations but reflecting the diversity in the music industry.
Prelim evalution
The document compares the author's preliminary and final magazine design project work. The author learned to incorporate design elements more realistically, isolate subjects from backgrounds, and use magazine conventions more effectively. The final contents page looked more professional and clear compared to the preliminary version. Working on a double page spread taught the author how to use editing programs and planning to manipulate space for impact.
Response
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Progress
The document describes the progress made on a magazine cover page design. The initial draft was lacking conventions like barcodes and issue numbers, so those were added along with a border, skyline, and sub-images. To better portray the rock genre, the model was given tattoos and the page was darkened and had its colors changed. For the contents page, an image-only draft was improved by layering writing around the model and darkening the page, but a new page was ultimately created. The double page spread required little change besides updating the background behind the article.
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Dps design
The document describes the process taken to design a magazine spread. Key steps included:
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2) Adjusting brightness and contrast to focus on the model against a neutral background.
3) Creating a hand-drawn headline using a traced font with gaps.
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Contents process
The document describes the steps taken to design a contents page, including adding a dominant image at the top with lowered brightness, isolating and increasing the brightness of a model, adding essential information and a title with borders, including sub-images as posters with borders and plugs, creating a divider and section for an editor message, and finally filling in the article headlines, details, color changes, and page numbers.
Evaluation
The document discusses the evaluation of a student's rock magazine media product. It describes how the magazine follows conventions of real rock magazines like Kerrang magazine in its overall layout and design. However, it challenges conventions by portraying a rock artist who doesn't conform to stereotypes of a "rock star". The student wanted to show a more realistic and diverse depiction of people in the rock music industry.
Response on contents
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Photoshoot
The photographer took several shots during a photo shoot for a magazine. They tried different poses, expressions, and locations to portray different themes and styles. The photographer evaluated each shot based on the composition, how well the facial expressions were captured, and how suitable they were for the magazine. They preferred shots that showed detail in the face, had space for text, and portrayed the intended mood, such as one of the model looking thoughtfully over a bridge. An unplanned shot of the model posing with political graffiti was also favored for its realism and link to current issues.
Sub fonts
This document discusses font choices for headings and article text. It states that bold, large fonts are chosen for headings to draw attention without being overly decorative. Meanwhile, a basic, clear font is selected for the article itself as that text is not meant to stand out, rather the heading fonts are intended to direct focus to the article.
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Kerrang! and NME are competitors in the music magazine industry. Both Kerrang! and NME provide coverage of music news, reviews of albums and concerts. These magazines aim to inform readers about new and upcoming artists as well as analyze trends in the music industry.
Competition example
Two popular music magazines are Kerrang! and NME. Kerrang! focuses on rock and metal genres, covering bands, reviews, and interviews. NME started in 1952 and helped popularize punk rock in the 1970s while also reporting on indie and alternative music today. Both publications are well known for their reviews and features on new artists in the rock and alternative scenes.
Monthly aims
The document outlines monthly aims for completing a magazine project from September to December. In September, preliminary tasks are to be completed including uploading tasks, drawing flat plans, selecting images, and creating cover and contents pages. October focuses on naming the magazine, researching fonts, creating mood boards, and researching props and costumes. November finishes deconstructions, researches similar products and institutions, profiles audiences, surveys target groups, and plans layouts. December finalizes the project with photo shoots, drafting, editing photographs, finalizing the magazine, and evaluating.
Nme cover deconstruction
The document summarizes various elements of a magazine cover layout. The main cover line uses different fonts and sizes to highlight the most important name. The main subheading spans the width of the page in capitalized bold font split into two colors. The cover lines are large and alternating colors to stand out from each other. The plug is a bold red sticker contrasting the background to hint at interior content. The dominant image serves as the background featuring the main article's artist. The masthead is a bold red placed behind the image to identify the brand without obscuring the focus.
Nme contents deconstruction
This document summarizes the key elements and design choices of a magazine contents page. The dominant image stands alone to draw attention to the main article. The title uses large red and white capitalized text against black to grab readers. The main body lists articles by category, briefly explaining them and including page numbers for easy navigation. Larger text is used for the main article description to highlight it, while smaller text references less important articles. An advertisement is placed at the bottom against a white background to be visible without interfering.
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The document compares the author's preliminary and final magazine design project work. The author learned to incorporate design elements more realistically, isolate subjects from backgrounds, and use magazine conventions more effectively. The final contents page looked more professional and clear compared to the preliminary version. Working on a double page spread taught the author how to use editing programs and planning to manipulate space for impact.
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The document is a response regarding a final product. It does not provide many details about the subject of the response, the nature of the final product, or any specifics about the response. The high-level topic appears to be a communication about a final product, however no other insights can be gleaned from the limited information provided.
Progress
The document describes the progress made on a magazine cover page design. The initial draft was lacking conventions like barcodes and issue numbers, so those were added along with a border, skyline, and sub-images. To better portray the rock genre, the model was given tattoos and the page was darkened and had its colors changed. For the contents page, an image-only draft was improved by layering writing around the model and darkening the page, but a new page was ultimately created. The double page spread required little change besides updating the background behind the article.
Photoshop tools
The document lists and briefly describes various Photoshop tools. The Blur tool blurs images more as you click and drag. The Slice tool divides images into smaller sections. The Repair tool fixes scratches by taking surrounding colors. The Eraser tool and Dodge/Burn tools lighten and darken areas like brushes. Other tools allow drawing, typing, selecting colors, shapes and paths, zooming, cropping, cloning and more.
Dps design
The document describes the process taken to design a magazine spread. Key steps included:
1) Manipulating a model's neck tattoos to look realistic on the page.
2) Adjusting brightness and contrast to focus on the model against a neutral background.
3) Creating a hand-drawn headline using a traced font with gaps.
4) Adding a sub-heading and article summary that curves around the model.
Contents process
The document describes the steps taken to design a contents page, including adding a dominant image at the top with lowered brightness, isolating and increasing the brightness of a model, adding essential information and a title with borders, including sub-images as posters with borders and plugs, creating a divider and section for an editor message, and finally filling in the article headlines, details, color changes, and page numbers.
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The document discusses the evaluation of a student's rock magazine media product. It describes how the magazine follows conventions of real rock magazines like Kerrang magazine in its overall layout and design. However, it challenges conventions by portraying a rock artist who doesn't conform to stereotypes of a "rock star". The student wanted to show a more realistic and diverse depiction of people in the rock music industry.
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Sub fonts
This document discusses font choices for headings and article text. It states that bold, large fonts are chosen for headings to draw attention without being overly decorative. Meanwhile, a basic, clear font is selected for the article itself as that text is not meant to stand out, rather the heading fonts are intended to direct focus to the article.
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The document outlines monthly aims for completing a magazine project from September to December. In September, preliminary tasks are to be completed including uploading tasks, drawing flat plans, selecting images, and creating cover and contents pages. October focuses on naming the magazine, researching fonts, creating mood boards, and researching props and costumes. November finishes deconstructions, researches similar products and institutions, profiles audiences, surveys target groups, and plans layouts. December finalizes the project with photo shoots, drafting, editing photographs, finalizing the magazine, and evaluating.
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