School Magazine Comparison
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The document compares the front covers of two magazines in terms of their fonts, layouts, colors, photos, contents, cover lines, and mastheads. The first magazine cover features a calligraphy-style masthead in bold, colorful fonts and uses a bold colored stripe and a photo of a model leaning on books to symbolize the hard work of college. It also displays clear main storylines but no barcode. The second magazine has a bold, catchy, and unique masthead, includes a date in a slanted but clear font, features an unusual low-angle photo where the subject is unclear, and has an informative kicker and cover line in the left third without a barcode.
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The document compares and analyzes two college magazine covers, "Rambler" and "Focus". It examines the techniques used on each cover and their effectiveness. For "Rambler", it notes the clever pun in the masthead but criticisms like the blurred photo and lack of punctuation. For "Focus", it praises the bold masthead and headings, clear photo, and relevant information, but notes the busy background could be distracting. It ultimately concludes that "Focus" is the most professional and suitable cover for the target audience.
School magazines
This document provides an analysis of the front covers of 5 different school magazines. For each magazine, key elements like the masthead, date, layout, headlines, and images are evaluated. Overall comments are provided on aspects like the masthead size and style, central images, use of fonts and colors, and how clearly the school name and logo are displayed. The purpose is to critically review different design choices and provide feedback to improve the overall appeal and professionalism of school magazine covers.
College Magazine Research
The document analyzes and compares the cover designs of three college magazines. It notes that the first magazine, 'Washington', has a sophisticated yet simple design with minimal use of text and pale colors that likely appeals more to male students. The second magazine, 'Beloit', uses sans serif fonts and depicts a student studying to appeal to both genders across various fields of study. The third magazine, 'College', has a design inspired by fashion magazines with bright colors, close-up images, and cover lines on the left side focused on fashion and life stories to appeal to female students.
Preliminary task
The document provides an analysis of 5 different school magazine covers. For magazine #1, the analysis notes that the masthead is bold and covers the whole top of the magazine. It also notes that including the date is good to show when stories are from. For magazine #2, it notes the masthead appeals to parents and students and analyzes other design elements. Magazine #3's masthead takes up 1/4 of the cover and provides the date. It also analyzes other cover lines and features. Magazine #4 has a big, bright masthead that stands out and features a close-up shot of a girl. It also analyzes other design elements. Finally, magazine #5 has the school name as the clear
Preliminary task
The document provides an analysis of 5 different school magazine covers. For magazine #1, the analysis notes that the masthead is bold and covers the whole top of the magazine. It also comments that the layout could make better use of empty space. For magazine #2, it notes the masthead title, cover image placement, and selling line. Magazine #3's analysis includes details on the masthead size, dateline, featured lines, and catchy selling line. Magazine #4's large, bright masthead is highlighted along with the cover girl image and exaggerated cover lines. Finally, magazine #5's analysis critiques the multiple fonts, faded school logo, and adherence to a house style of colors.
Q
This document analyzes the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread from Q magazine.
The front cover uses bright colors, bold text, and a photo of Arctic Monkeys to attract readers. The contents page advertises articles through photos and lists content categories. A double page spread features an image of Cheryl Cole looking fierce next to a bold quote to entice reading her article. Consistent colors, layouts, and typography make the magazine appealing and help readers navigate the content.
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Teen Vogue uses sophisticated design conventions for its front covers and content pages to appeal to its target audience of teenage girls. It analyzes the front cover of the April 2011 issue, noting the main image of actress Emma Watson, colorful masthead combining serif and sans serif fonts, and cover lines in primary colors framing the main image. For the content page, it highlights the small masthead and date to allow more space for the large celebrity image, and uses hints of pink and orange with mostly black text for a youthful yet classical look. In comparison, Top Pop's content page uses a multi-column layout and brighter colors to give the impression of lots of engaging articles.
school magazine
The document discusses revisions made to a student magazine prototype. The original design had issues like small or unreadable fonts, asymmetrical spacing between elements, and a stretched barcode. The revisions addressed these problems to make the design clearer, more striking and natural. The magazine aims to appeal to young readers without being patronizing, and features fashion photography, bold colors and styles to seem grown-up without formality.
My magazineanalysis
The document describes a school magazine layout for sixth form students. It uses a blue, red, and yellow color scheme matching the school badge. The main cover image shows a student dressed as a teacher to represent the variety of opportunities at the school. The contents page lists articles about Shakespeare, school trips, and more. Overall, the magazine challenges conventions by centering the cover image but develops typical magazine elements like a contents key and varying fonts.
'On form' annotation
The document provides an analysis of the cover and contents page of a magazine aimed at sixth form students. The cover uses puns and informative headlines to entice students and suggest the magazine will provide exclusive information to help them perform well. Both the cover and contents page feature clean, classic designs and images of smartly dressed students that appeal to the target audience and reinforce the magazine's brand. Key details are presented clearly without unnecessary embellishment to make important information easily accessible to readers.
Front covers, contents pages, double page spreads #5
The double page spread features the band Beady Eye. The large "T" at the start of the article gives it a professional look. The kicker provides background information on the band for readers who may not know them. The header "Beady Eye" appears at the top right in the largest text to draw the eye. The main image takes up the left page in black and white, showing the relaxed style of the band. The overall style uses pink, white, and grey colors and is aimed at an older, female audience.
Question one
This document discusses how the media product (a magazine cover and sample pages) uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real magazines. It provides details on the masthead, cover lines, main image, headlines, certain aspects of the cover/contents pages/articles. It discusses developing ideas from other magazines, such as the cover lines from Q Magazine and red border from Times Magazine. It challenges some conventions like simpler headlines and using unusual color schemes. Overall, it analyzes the forms and conventions used and how the media product compares to real magazines.
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- 3. The masthead is bold, catchy , unique and unusual. The date is written in a slanted font , but it is also clear to see. The image is not clear of what it is. However, it is a good low angle unusual shot. The kicker is clear to read and informative. Cover line /explanatory line Cover line There is no barcode Left third