Task 7
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For a formal newspaper layout, the student created a broadsheet design with 3 columns. At the top is the masthead centered at the top, followed by the headline underneath and an image. The body text is split into the 3 columns. Space is left at the bottom for an advertisement banner. Headlines and the first letter of articles are styled differently to stand out. The layout includes appropriate fonts, spacing, and positioning of elements to resemble a standard broadsheet newspaper front page.
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- Autocontrast and auto-color tools were used to make the image pop more.
- The masthead was placed at the top as is conventional. Drop shadows were added to make it more legible.
- Additional elements like the positioning statement, date, website, artist name, plus section, cover lines, barcode, and price were all positioned following magazine design conventions.
Development of Double Page Spread
The document describes the steps taken to develop a double page magazine spread. It details adding a main image centered on the page with a rule to indicate the middle. Additional images were added in a montage style on the right page. Text was placed below with a drop cap kicker in an interview format. Colors and fonts were used consistently between elements. A sidebar and pull quotes were later added, along with page numbers and captions to complete the spread.
Screenshot progression
The document describes the process of designing the front cover, contents page, and double page spread (DPS) of a magazine. For the front cover, a gray background was used with a model image in the center giving direct eye contact. Text boxes were added in yellow and red. Additional images and design elements were incorporated from other magazines. The contents page included the masthead, images of the featured people, and descriptions of articles. The DPS used a split layout with an image on one side and three text boxes describing the featured artist on the other side.
Double page spread screenshots
The document summarizes the steps taken to design a double page magazine spread. First, the main image was inserted and altered to look striking with strong colors. The article headline was then added across both pages in Photoshop with half white and half black text for emphasis. A black rectangle box with white text was used to add a brief description tilted to match the headline. The article text was inserted in a three column InDesign text box. Finally, an exclusive tab and page number were added using shaped boxes and consistent colors throughout the spread.
Double page spead progression
The document describes the process of creating a double page magazine spread in Photoshop. Key steps included adding text elements like the masthead and pull quotes, adjusting fonts and colors, positioning images and graphics, and refining the layout. Elements were rearranged, resized, and styled until the designer was satisfied with the overall look and feel of the spread. Photo editing included removing backgrounds and combining multiple images into one composite shot to illustrate the magazine article.
Evaluation
The student edited a before and after photo for their magazine cover using Photoshop to make it more vibrant and appealing. They created a flat plan prior to developing the magazine, keeping the theme, color scheme, and some header text consistent between the plan and the finished cover and contents page. A few alterations were made from the plan based on fitting the design, including changing text boxes to cover lines and removing a bottom strapline to simplify the cover. Similar changes were made to the contents page to limit text amounts. The colors, layout, and balance of text and image were evaluated positively by peers.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the conventions and design choices used in creating different elements of a rock music magazine, including the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads (DPS). For the front cover, banners with band names, quotes from articles, and a large central image were used. The contents page included a listing column, issue number, editor's letter, and subscription advert. Double page spreads featured a large central image on one page and columns of text on the other, with stylistic elements like drop caps and colored text to draw the reader in. Comparisons are made to established magazines to ensure the conventions of the genre are followed.
Evaluation
The document discusses the conventions and design choices used in creating different elements of a rock music magazine, including the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads (DPS). For the front cover, banners with band names, quotes from articles, and a large central image were used. The contents page included a listing column, issue number, editor's letter, and subscription advert. Double page spreads featured a large central image on one page and columns of text on the other, with stylistic elements like drop caps and colored text to draw the reader in. Comparisons are made to established magazines to ensure the conventions of the genre are followed.
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1) Inserting and sizing a main cover image, blurring the background slightly, and using cloning and burning tools to adjust the image size and contrast.
2) Adding a title, strapline, circle shape, and barcode then positioning text and images.
3) Setting up a double page spread with proper margins, bleed, and slug and adding columns to structure text and images.
4) Choosing fonts, colors, and positioning elements like the title, article text, pull quote, and competition text/box to complete the layout.
Contents Page Production
The document summarizes the steps taken to design a contents page for a magazine publication in QuarkXpress. It describes creating a three column layout on an A4 page, adding a heading in the publication's house style fonts linked from previous work. An image was incorporated from the cover and styled to match the genre. Page numbers, article names and descriptions were added using the house style. Content was filled in from the cover story details in smaller text aligned to the columns. A second page was added using the same master page method as a double-page spread to complete the 100 page publication requested in surveys.
Production of double page spread
The document describes the process of creating a double page magazine spread. It involves:
1. Dragging down two pages to create the spread, adding a title across both pages and a large image below it.
2. Additional smaller images were added below the large one initially, though their positioning was later adjusted.
3. Text, images, captions and pull quotes were gradually inserted and repositioned to create a cohesive layout spanning the two pages.
4. The process involved repeatedly refining placements, sizes, and formatting of elements to achieve a visually appealing final design.
Task3
This document analyzes the layout and design of a double page magazine spread featuring an interview with Emma Watson. Key elements discussed include:
- The use of two columns of text split into paragraphs to keep the audience engaged
- A pull quote taken from the interview in the center to highlight part of the content
- Images and text blended together seamlessly through positioning and negative space
- Traditional magazine styles like serif fonts, line spacing and margins incorporated into the minimalist design.
Contents page production
The document describes the process of designing a magazine contents page with three columns in multiple steps. It involves adding text boxes, images, changing font sizes and colors, inserting content, resizing images, and rearranging elements to fit in the columns. The final contents page has borders around images to make them stand out and clustered related content together while keeping it readable.
R and b part 2
The document describes the process of creating a contents page for a magazine. It discusses using three existing magazine contents pages as examples to consider layout, imaging, colors, and texts. It also explains design choices made, such as inverting colors to make the page brighter, using page numbers in image corners to make the page more interesting, and adding short captions to anchor meanings without providing too much information. Borders and a social media link were added based on recommendations from the intended audience.
Construction Progress
The document describes the process of creating the front cover and contents page for a magazine. Key details include:
- A grey background was used for the front cover to replicate another magazine. A mid-shot photo of a model making direct eye contact was featured.
- Additional design elements like rectangles, text, masthead, and images were added. A color theme and quote were incorporated. Layout and design elements were copied from magazines like NME.
- The contents page included the masthead at the top, a "features" section listing pages, and photos of people featured on the front cover and within the magazine. Consistency between the front cover and contents page was emphasized.
Cotents page stages of development
The document describes the process of creating a magazine contents page. Key details include:
1) A text box was used to write the magazine name in the same font as the cover but in a different color to match the background.
2) Section headings in capital letters and red were added, along with red rectangles to make the headings stand out.
3) Numbers were added to help readers locate sections easily using an elegant feminine font for contrast.
4) Headings and article details were styled differently for overview and more information.
5) Two black and white images of the same person from different angles were added at the bottom with enhanced contrast.
Sketches
The document discusses different layout designs for magazine front covers and content pages. For the front covers, the writer experiments with placing the masthead, text, price tag, and sponsor in different positions. For the double-page spreads, the writer considers positioning the artist photo, story text, sub-headings, and questions. For the content pages, the layouts feature main stories with large photos and snippets versus a single large photo, with normal stories listed at the bottom.
Contents page analysis
The document describes the process of creating a contents page for a magazine with a rock theme. Rectangular orange boxes were used to structure the page and contain subheadings in a consistent font. Black and white text and images relate to the rock theme and color scheme. Larger images of models were used to promote stories, while smaller colored photos were arranged on the right side. Transparent orange boxes with page numbers were placed overlapping the images. Consistent fonts and an organized layout create a cohesive brand identity and professional appearance for the contents page.
Development diary contents page
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1) Choosing a background color by sampling from the front cover and applying it at low opacity.
2) Using lines and text boxes to layout the page structure and listings. Fonts and sizing were used to distinguish headings from subheadings.
3) Adding images from a photo shoot and editing them to match the design's color scheme and style.
4) Finalizing details like page numbers, addresses and slogans to complete the contents page design.
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The Harris Shutter Effect uses three color filters - green, blue, and red - to capture the same scene in separate layers with each filter. This creates a multi-colored effect, especially for moving subjects like waves. It has become easier to create digitally using Photoshop.
The Light Writing Effect is created using a slow shutter speed between 4-30 seconds to capture the movement of a light source. By sequencing the exposed frames, it gives the illusion that the light is writing or drawing a word or image. Any light source can be used to produce this effect, which makes photographs more interesting by creating things that do not physically exist.
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Hannah Höch was a German Dada artist in the early 1900s who helped originate the term "photomontage." She created collages and montages that critiqued how women were portrayed in media by juxtaposing images. One work called "The Flirt" showed body parts arranged on a statue, perhaps suggesting women were treated as unfeeling objects. Her work "Da-Dandy" combined images of women engaging in fashionable styles. Another montage depicted a woman doing ballet unhappily while wearing a mask, implying women had to hide their true feelings.
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These advertisements focus on quality over price. The Maybelline ad provides detailed information about product quality but no pricing. The MAC ad features celebrity Rihanna wearing the makeup without any text, relying on her fame to sell the product without disclosing price. Both use models to showcase the makeup's appearance but professional techniques may exaggerate results. While the Maybelline ad invests in information, the minimal MAC ad still aims to profit from Rihanna's influence on fans. The No7 ad solely emphasizes its price promotion without product details. The MAC ad with Nicki Minaj and the Ribena ad aim to cultivate brand images through their visuals without text.
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The document discusses different font options for an Irn Bru can. It analyzes three fonts: one that is very bold and would stand out against the blue background, one that is clear but not as bold, and one that is thin in some places and may not stand out as much against the bold colors. The bold font is selected as the best option because it is professional looking and matches the bold orange and blue colors of Irn Bru.
Task 6
This document contains summaries of several designs for an Irn Bru can and marketing materials:
1. The first design is a collage of images from Scottish highland games in black and white to represent Scotland. Text and logos are added in Irn Bru's blue and orange colors.
2. The second design is an advertisement replacing an England soccer player with a Scottish player holding an Irn Bru. It aims to show Irn Bru from a Scottish perspective.
3. The third design places a tartan pattern in Irn Bru's colors on the can but the writer dislikes the text options.
4. The fourth design creates a web banner in Irn Bru's blue and orange using stripes
Task 5
The document discusses different font options for an Irn Bru can. It analyzes three fonts: one that is very bold and clear, one that is also clear but less bold, and one that is thinner. The bold font is deemed most suitable as it will be readable from a distance and match the bold orange and blue colors of Irn Bru. The thinner font is deemed less suitable as parts may not stand out against the bold colors.
Task 3
1) Coca Cola introduced a shareable can design that appeals to people's desire for novelty and allows for sharing between friends on the go.
2) A square bottle design for Coca Cola reduces the bottle size by 66% and carbon footprint while still appealing to customers' desire to minimize space taken by empty bottles.
3) Limited edition "girly" bottle designs would be very popular with girls due to their fancy appearance and novelty, driving sales both through appealing to female customers and creating urgency to purchase before the designs are discontinued.
Task 3
This document contains ideas for new Coca-Cola products and packaging designs:
1. A "Share a Can" design that is unusual to attract buyers looking to share drinks with friends.
2. A square bottle that takes up less space and has a smaller carbon footprint when empty.
3. "Girly bottles" in fancy designs for young female buyers, taking advantage of limited edition styles.
It also includes two ideas for new Irn-Bru can designs using their signature color scheme and symbols to attract buyers.
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- Including black and white images from the internet to convey the dullness and seriousness of homelessness, while ensuring they are clear and visible.
- Featuring faces of homeless people looking at the camera or without visible faces to elicit guilt or sympathy from viewers.
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Task 7
- 1. Task 7
- 3. Layouts
- 4. Images
- 5. For my formal layout I have made it look like an average newspaper. I have put the masthead right at the top of the page followed by the headline and image underneath as I think that is the most appropriate place for them. I have 3 columns for the body of text as I think it should be more split up than just having 2 quite large columns. Underneath the writing I have left space for an advert banner.
- 6. To start my formal broadsheet newspaper layout I have made a new document and used the appropriate measurements for the page.
- 7. To begin my broadsheet layout I placed the title at the top of the page and changed the font to ‘Bell MT’. I also centred the title so that it fit in with the rest of the layout.
- 8. Then I placed my image on the right hand side underneath the title leaving room for the headline. I also left space for an advertisement along the bottom of the page.
- 9. I then used a slightly different font for the headline. I placed the headline next to the image on the left hand side as I think it looked most appropriate in this position.
- 10. I used the free space in between for my text. I split the text up into 3 margins and spaced them out evenly. I then put in a drop capital to make the start of the article stand out. I used the same font as the headline for the writing.
- 11. To finish my broadsheet front cover, I put in an advertisement at the bottom and a pull quote in the middle of the text. I also changed the font of the headline to make it stand out more. At the end I made the letters of the title closer together as I think it looks better.