Table of Contents Plan
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The document is a table of contents plan for a magazine. It lists the main sections and page numbers. It describes design choices like fonts, image placement, and cropping photos. The plan aims to make the table of contents visually appealing while clearly showing the magazine contents and page numbers.
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3) A masthead with the magazine title "Roll and Rock" was added in eye-catching font to stand out from the page.
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1. The document outlines the design of a double page spread for a magazine article about the up-and-coming band "Right Hook Ruin".
2. The article title, leading text, main body text, pull quote, and caption will provide information about the band's origins and future plans through an interview with the guitarist and drummer.
3. A main image of the guitarist and drummer holding rubber ducks in a bathroom will visually represent the band in an ironic way that contrasts their clean image with their gritty lyrics.
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The document discusses mood boards and pre-production materials for a magazine. It includes inspiration photos, artist references, font options, early name ideas, and cover sketches. The key points are:
1) Mood boards include nature and indie/rock style photos to inspire the magazine's visual style.
2) Artists like Florence and the Machine are referenced for their fashion and photography styles.
3) Font and masthead concepts aim to attract readers with bold, rebellious designs.
4) Cover sketches explore layouts featuring band photos, pull quotes, and mastheads against woodland backgrounds.
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1) The document analyzes the written style, symbolic style, setup, fonts, and imagery of several magazine covers and double page spreads.
2) Key aspects noted include the use of bold fonts, dramatic imagery, and headlines/subheadings to draw attention and match the tone of the content.
3) Color schemes and symbolic elements like lightsabers are used consistently across pages to tie the design together visually.
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This magazine front cover focuses on promoting the video game "The Force Unleashed" through its cover story and additional articles listed. It uses a dark, sinister tone symbolized by the image of Darth Vader towering over his apprentice. The bold red title matches Darth Vader's lightsaber to catch readers' attention. Additional headlines use exclamation points and question marks to entice readers to learn more. Overall, the cover effectively uses imagery, fonts, and writing style to market the game and fit the magazine's dark theme.
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The document discusses planning and design elements for a monthly music magazine focused on house/upbeat dance music called "Drop." Key points include:
- The magazine will be published monthly for £3 and focus on keeping readers engaged with up-and-coming music.
- Design elements like fonts, color schemes, and mock layouts are presented for the magazine masthead, contents page, double-page articles, and more.
- A preferred mock design for the front cover features the large masthead title across the top with images and text on the left side, keeping it simple and focused on the name.
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- 2. Title Image of front cover Editorial pillars Features Reviews News Gigs Image Image Image Image Image Image I decided not to add a editors note. This is found in many magazines however when looking at XXL and Rolling Stone they both didn’t have one. So I decided to follow their convention. I didn’t add a pull quote which in some magazines they have. Most magazines have a subscription section and images of past issues which I didn’t add on as I thought if I add this to my plan it will make it too packed and confusing.
- 3. FEATURURES NEWS REVIEWS GIGS 19 35 70 14 44 This is going to be my image positions My images will have page numbers on each corner. The numbers will be in blue to match my magazine. My page numbers will be the font Tahoma as my double page spread body text was this. I will make the page numbers bold so it is clear to read. My contents title will be called ‘FRESH’ as I thought calling it contents is a bit boring and common. The title is the same font which is reboard Front cover image is placed next to the title and will be tilted like so to make it look more appealing and funky. These image are going to stay at the bottom. I will insert a film strip and put the images on it to not make it so dull. Adding a film tape will make it look more professional 11 TREY SONGZ 15 ASHANTI 19 INTERVIEW: G.MAN PITBULL 35 AVA ANSARI 40 JENNIFER NAULDER 44 AHMED ALI 60 CHRIS BROWN: BACK WITH RIHANNA 64 15 SEXIEST STARS FRESH READERS VOTES ARE IN! 71 UNDERGROUND SCENE 79 UPCOMING GIGS Subheadings of the contents will be in blue and capital letters. They will be the second largest text as it is more important. The fonts of them will be Rockwell so it can stand out from the other text The editorial pillars will be in white to stand out on the black background and the numbers will be in pink to go with the front cover. The summarization of the pages will be the smallest text I added a black background to make it clear that it is separated from the images and it looks more appealing
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