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The document discusses the design elements of punk fanzines from different eras. It analyzes examples of older punk fanzines from when the genre was at its peak in terms of images, fonts, and layout. The images had a cut-out effect and scrapbook style. Fonts were often handwritten to fit the DIY aesthetic. The layout was disorganized. It then discusses more modern examples that use a single, large image and simpler fonts and layouts to appeal to younger audiences. The document proposes two ideas for a fanzine design - one recreating the style of original fanzines manually and one taking a more modern, digital approach to appeal to modern punk fans.
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Question 1 evaluation
The document describes the design choices made for the cover, contents page, and a double page spread of a magazine. Key elements borrowed from example magazines include using a mid-shot photo on the cover for facial expressions, pink as the color theme to appeal to young girls, and white backgrounds. Boxes and fonts are used strategically to draw attention. The contents page includes gradient boxes, numbered images, and a large featured article photo. The double page spread uses a headline quote and mid-shot photo filling one page. Challenges include layout, additional images, and random shapes.
DPS Links to Cover/Contents
The document discusses how the cover and contents page of a magazine are linked through consistent design elements. Both pages use a black, white, and blue color scheme, similar fonts for pull quotes, and the magazine masthead to visually connect them. Small X graphics are also carried over from the cover but made smaller on the contents page to transition between the pages. The same artist and article titles featured on the cover also appear on the contents page and a double page spread within the magazine to tie the content together.
Cover layout and photoshop
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover in Photoshop. Key steps included:
1) Placing the cover image and masthead, then experimenting with colors for the masthead that coordinated with the cover image.
2) Using selection tools to place the cover image behind the masthead.
3) Adding the magazine title and additional text elements like the artist's name and pull quote, experimenting with fonts and layout.
4) Refining elements and changing the cover image to a higher quality photo when issues were noticed. Additional typical magazine elements like graphics, banners, and barcode were also added.
Question 1
The document discusses conventions used in magazine design, specifically for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a magazine focused on R&B music. For the front cover, conventions from existing magazines like Vibe and Billboard were followed, such as using a bold, bright title; featuring an attractive female image; and clear subheadings. The contents page layout was based on Billboard, using lines and images to preview articles. Double page spreads typically have a large headline linking to the featured image, and pull quotes to entice readers.
Flat plan feedback
The document contains feedback on different elements of a magazine design project focused on R&B music:
The front cover received feedback that it had too much text and would benefit from a simpler, neutral color scheme. The contents page feedback indicated the layout fit the R&B theme while not being too cluttered. For the double page spread, reviewers liked the use of two images but had mixed opinions on the background watermark. The debrief summarizes the key points to refine the logo, add more images to the contents page, and explore different photo shots within the magazine.
Magazine deconstruction
The document discusses magazines covers for jazz and hip hop magazines that the author analyzed. For jazz magazines, the covers commonly used reds, oranges, and blues and primarily featured male artists. For hip hop magazines, the dominant colors were black, white, and red and also mostly depicted male artists. This presented an opportunity for the author to create a magazine that featured both jazz and hip hop influences and had a greater focus on female artists, filling a gap in the current market.
Text and features
The document discusses the design choices made for the contents page of a music magazine. Originally, the author wanted to title the page "The R-Side" as a reference to album sides A and B, but realized this did not fit. They then decided to title it "Stream" to reference how music is now streamed online. The contents include article headlines written to be intriguing and link to themes of power and domination. Font and formatting choices were made to mimic established music magazines and seem sophisticated. Artist names are highlighted and all content relates back to music.
Media production eval stuff
The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes that the layout, imagery, and language mostly conform to conventions. The layout mimics real magazines with masthead placement, font choices, and full-width central images. However, the contents page features different sub-sections to clearly highlight areas. The imagery uses conventional compositions but adapts props and styles to the genre. While language incorporates genre-specific terms, it remains informal to target younger audiences, as real magazines do. Overall, the media product generally follows conventions but makes some adaptations to better represent its dubstep genre focus.
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Question 1 evaluation
The document describes the design choices made for the cover, contents page, and a double page spread of a magazine. Key elements borrowed from example magazines include using a mid-shot photo on the cover for facial expressions, pink as the color theme to appeal to young girls, and white backgrounds. Boxes and fonts are used strategically to draw attention. The contents page includes gradient boxes, numbered images, and a large featured article photo. The double page spread uses a headline quote and mid-shot photo filling one page. Challenges include layout, additional images, and random shapes.
DPS Links to Cover/Contents
The document discusses how the cover and contents page of a magazine are linked through consistent design elements. Both pages use a black, white, and blue color scheme, similar fonts for pull quotes, and the magazine masthead to visually connect them. Small X graphics are also carried over from the cover but made smaller on the contents page to transition between the pages. The same artist and article titles featured on the cover also appear on the contents page and a double page spread within the magazine to tie the content together.
Cover layout and photoshop
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover in Photoshop. Key steps included:
1) Placing the cover image and masthead, then experimenting with colors for the masthead that coordinated with the cover image.
2) Using selection tools to place the cover image behind the masthead.
3) Adding the magazine title and additional text elements like the artist's name and pull quote, experimenting with fonts and layout.
4) Refining elements and changing the cover image to a higher quality photo when issues were noticed. Additional typical magazine elements like graphics, banners, and barcode were also added.
Question 1
The document discusses conventions used in magazine design, specifically for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a magazine focused on R&B music. For the front cover, conventions from existing magazines like Vibe and Billboard were followed, such as using a bold, bright title; featuring an attractive female image; and clear subheadings. The contents page layout was based on Billboard, using lines and images to preview articles. Double page spreads typically have a large headline linking to the featured image, and pull quotes to entice readers.
Flat plan feedback
The document contains feedback on different elements of a magazine design project focused on R&B music:
The front cover received feedback that it had too much text and would benefit from a simpler, neutral color scheme. The contents page feedback indicated the layout fit the R&B theme while not being too cluttered. For the double page spread, reviewers liked the use of two images but had mixed opinions on the background watermark. The debrief summarizes the key points to refine the logo, add more images to the contents page, and explore different photo shots within the magazine.
Magazine deconstruction
The document discusses magazines covers for jazz and hip hop magazines that the author analyzed. For jazz magazines, the covers commonly used reds, oranges, and blues and primarily featured male artists. For hip hop magazines, the dominant colors were black, white, and red and also mostly depicted male artists. This presented an opportunity for the author to create a magazine that featured both jazz and hip hop influences and had a greater focus on female artists, filling a gap in the current market.
Text and features
The document discusses the design choices made for the contents page of a music magazine. Originally, the author wanted to title the page "The R-Side" as a reference to album sides A and B, but realized this did not fit. They then decided to title it "Stream" to reference how music is now streamed online. The contents include article headlines written to be intriguing and link to themes of power and domination. Font and formatting choices were made to mimic established music magazines and seem sophisticated. Artist names are highlighted and all content relates back to music.
Media production eval stuff
The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes that the layout, imagery, and language mostly conform to conventions. The layout mimics real magazines with masthead placement, font choices, and full-width central images. However, the contents page features different sub-sections to clearly highlight areas. The imagery uses conventional compositions but adapts props and styles to the genre. While language incorporates genre-specific terms, it remains informal to target younger audiences, as real magazines do. Overall, the media product generally follows conventions but makes some adaptations to better represent its dubstep genre focus.
Attract address
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience in a magazine they created. They used:
- A masthead in red on black that stood out and featured a band photo.
- Posed band photos focusing on the subjects of articles to give insights before reading.
- A color scheme of red, white, and black to fit the rock genre and be recognizable to regular readers.
- A layout with a large cover photo, inside photos and articles on the right side, similar to an existing magazine.
- A cover line with the band name, quote, and noting an exclusive interview to attract readers.
Evaluation Question 1
The document provides details on the creation of a magazine cover, contents page, and double page article spread for an assignment. For the cover, the student used a similar existing cover as a model, choosing a mid-shot photo and including cover lines, artist name, and other typical elements. The contents page includes a masthead, band index, photos linking to stories, and colors matching the cover. The double page spread features a title in red, columns of text in different fonts for questions and answers, a highlighted quote in a red block, and photos bordering the pages.
Flat Plan
This document outlines plans for the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread for a jazz magazine. For the front cover, the artist's name will be displayed prominently as seen in XXL magazine, and a saxophone image will be included as spotted in Jazzwise. The De La Soul font was also selected for the masthead based on its appearance. The contents page will feature an image from the front cover and headline formatting inspired by Kanye West's page. The double page spread emulates the distinctive shapes from De La Soul that represent the genre, and artists will hold props identifying their roles as a duo.
Question 1
This magazine uses conventions from real media products like XXL magazine in its design. On the front cover, it copies elements like the color scheme, barcode location, and pose of the featured artist. However, it also develops its own style with a gray top bar, longer cover lines, and less common black and white image and pose. The contents page also copies XXL's layout but challenges conventions by adding large background letters and separating sections. The double-page spread similarly copies XXL's color scheme and basic layout but develops unique elements like a different picture pose and hashtag text style, and further challenges norms with an unconventional background, story format, and hanging page bar.
Evaluation Question Five fo A.S Media Cousework 2014
I used questionnaires to determine my magazine's color scheme of red and yellow. The yellow text did not show well on the light background, so I changed it to gray. I kept yellow and red elements that fit with the black, white, and red photo I used on the double page spread.
For cover lines and bands featured, I researched popular rock bands and styles used in other music magazines. I included more bands on the contents page than the cover since not all would fit.
The front cover layout is simple with one centered photo, cover lines around it, and standard elements like price and issue number in the bottom right. The contents page uses three columns wrapping around centered photos with page numbers. The double
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Evaluation powerpoint
The document provides an evaluation of Alice Bates' media magazine project. It summarizes the key decisions made in designing the magazine, including opting for a minimalist style with white space over a "top of the pops" style. It describes experimenting with different fonts and layouts for the front cover and contents page before settling on designs inspired by other magazines but with her own twist. The double page spread design was also influenced by another magazine but uses a single background image instead of columns. The magazine aims to represent young women interested in music in an empowering way rather than focusing on sexuality.
Evaluation Question 7
1) Looking back at their preliminary college magazine task, the author feels they have improved various skills from gaining experience creating a full music magazine product.
2) Specifically, the author notes improvements in using Photoshop tools, capturing higher quality images, including more content, and following magazine design conventions better in the music magazine compared to the preliminary task.
3) Through the process of researching music magazines and improving various skills, the author concluded they have gained valuable experience creating professional-looking magazine products.
Question 1 evaluation
This document evaluates how the student's media product uses or develops conventions of real music magazines. For the cover, the student places the masthead at the top in a large, distinctive font to draw attention. The selling line is placed above the masthead in the same color. For contents, features are listed in two columns with artist photos and page numbers in large, clear fonts. The main article focuses on the artist Ben Jones, using his photo and an interview format. Overall, the student aims to follow conventions like large central images and clearly labeled sections, only challenging conventions a little by choosing their own color schemes and layouts.
Question 1 media evaluation
The document summarizes how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media. Specifically:
- The front cover uses direct address of the main image and eye-catching colors, but challenges conventions by positioning the image off-center.
- The double page spread features a large dominant main image and easy-to-read layout inspired by other magazines, but develops the product by changing image and text colors.
- The contents page uses relevant images and colors linked to the genre, includes contact details and social links as per conventions, but develops the product by adding an editor's letter and subscription note.
Media evaluation
The document describes the design process and research behind creating a magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread. Key elements were borrowed from existing magazines like Kerrang, Big Cheese, and Q, including banners, text layout, and box elements. The author experimented with effects like transparency and contrast adjustment to achieve a grunge aesthetic appealing to rock music fans ages 18-30. Feedback indicates their editing and Photoshop skills improved from preliminary to final designs.
Evaluation questions
This document discusses the ways in which the student's media product of a rap magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread uses and develops conventions of real rap magazines.
The front cover layout is conventional by placing the artist image above the magazine title and using different font styles for the cover lines. The double page spread follows conventions by placing the image on the left with a quote below, and using columns to break up the article text.
The contents page also uses standard conventions through sectioning the artist image on the left and listing page numbers on the right, and including an article about the main artist as seen in other rap magazines. Overall, the student aimed to create magazine pages that would be recognizable to audiences
Evaluation questions
This document discusses the ways in which the student's media product of a rap magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread uses and develops conventions of real rap magazines.
The front cover layout is conventional by placing the artist image above the magazine title and using different font styles for the cover lines. The double page spread follows conventions by placing the image on the left with a quote below, and using columns to break up the article text.
The contents page also uses standard conventions through sectioning the artist image on the left and listing page numbers on the right, and including an article about the main artist as seen in other rap magazines. Overall, the student aimed to create magazine pages that would be recognizable to audiences
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses the conventions used in the media product, a music magazine focused on R&B. For the front cover, conventions like the title, barcode, date, price, and main image featuring the artist were used. While adhering to genre conventions, the image was made more challenging through use of color and contrast. Inside pages also feature typical elements like multiple outfit photos of the artist, a main feature story, and additional short stories. Layout, fonts, and additional photos were chosen to maintain continuity across pages while challenging stereotypes. The double page spread divides the image and text clearly while emphasizing the featured artist through title styling and a pull quote from the article, conforming to music magazine conventions.
Evaluation
- The document discusses the student's music magazine project and how it uses and develops conventions of real music magazines.
- The magazine follows conventions of magazines like Vibe and Blender in its bold masthead font, white background, and placement of the artist in front of the masthead on the cover.
- The contents page also follows conventions through its use of headings, website listing, and fonts/colors that match the cover.
- The double page spread layout similarly places the main image and follows conventions used in magazines like Top of the Pops.
- The student feels they have progressed from their preliminary school magazine task by using more effects, fitting content to their genre/audience, and making the music magazine
Construction
The document summarizes the design choices made in constructing a magazine mockup focused on rock music for a Halloween issue. Key elements included using fonts, colors, and layouts consistent with real rock magazines. A red "RIOT" masthead and "WE PREDICT A RIOT" slogan were used on the cover. Inside, article headings were in bold stencil fonts, colors contrasted well against backgrounds, and common magazine elements like top and bottom strips and a contents page were included to make the mockup look professional. Images throughout represented different rock styles and Halloween themes like pumpkins to fit the special issue.
Question 1
The document provides details on how the student's media product uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It describes several typical magazine elements - the masthead, main image, cover lines, barcode, positioning statement, colors, buzzwords, anchorage text, and strap line. For each element, it explains how the student incorporated conventions such as unique fonts and positioning, while also challenging conventions by modifying colors, effects, and layouts to make the magazine stand out.
5. pre production 2
The document discusses plans for designing a magazine cover and layout in Photoshop. It includes choosing fonts, collecting inspiration images, creating a draft cover design with band logos and headlines, and developing a double page story spread. Potential issues like computer problems or illness are addressed, along with health and safety considerations for prolonged computer use. A 6-day schedule is outlined to complete the design work.
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Task 7
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Typography evaluation
The document describes two typography designs for the word "untidy". The first design overlapped duplicates of the word, which represented the messy characteristics but was too simple. The second and final design pasted duplicates of the word randomly across the entire page to better represent the disorganized and messy qualities by having a greater number of overlapping words. This second design was an improvement as it more accurately portrayed the chosen word.
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Attract address
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience in a magazine they created. They used:
- A masthead in red on black that stood out and featured a band photo.
- Posed band photos focusing on the subjects of articles to give insights before reading.
- A color scheme of red, white, and black to fit the rock genre and be recognizable to regular readers.
- A layout with a large cover photo, inside photos and articles on the right side, similar to an existing magazine.
- A cover line with the band name, quote, and noting an exclusive interview to attract readers.
Evaluation Question 1
The document provides details on the creation of a magazine cover, contents page, and double page article spread for an assignment. For the cover, the student used a similar existing cover as a model, choosing a mid-shot photo and including cover lines, artist name, and other typical elements. The contents page includes a masthead, band index, photos linking to stories, and colors matching the cover. The double page spread features a title in red, columns of text in different fonts for questions and answers, a highlighted quote in a red block, and photos bordering the pages.
Flat Plan
This document outlines plans for the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread for a jazz magazine. For the front cover, the artist's name will be displayed prominently as seen in XXL magazine, and a saxophone image will be included as spotted in Jazzwise. The De La Soul font was also selected for the masthead based on its appearance. The contents page will feature an image from the front cover and headline formatting inspired by Kanye West's page. The double page spread emulates the distinctive shapes from De La Soul that represent the genre, and artists will hold props identifying their roles as a duo.
Question 1
This magazine uses conventions from real media products like XXL magazine in its design. On the front cover, it copies elements like the color scheme, barcode location, and pose of the featured artist. However, it also develops its own style with a gray top bar, longer cover lines, and less common black and white image and pose. The contents page also copies XXL's layout but challenges conventions by adding large background letters and separating sections. The double-page spread similarly copies XXL's color scheme and basic layout but develops unique elements like a different picture pose and hashtag text style, and further challenges norms with an unconventional background, story format, and hanging page bar.
Evaluation Question Five fo A.S Media Cousework 2014
I used questionnaires to determine my magazine's color scheme of red and yellow. The yellow text did not show well on the light background, so I changed it to gray. I kept yellow and red elements that fit with the black, white, and red photo I used on the double page spread.
For cover lines and bands featured, I researched popular rock bands and styles used in other music magazines. I included more bands on the contents page than the cover since not all would fit.
The front cover layout is simple with one centered photo, cover lines around it, and standard elements like price and issue number in the bottom right. The contents page uses three columns wrapping around centered photos with page numbers. The double
Re-Construction of my Magazine
The document summarizes changes made to improve the design of a new R&B music magazine. The cover was changed from too colorful to primarily red to reflect the genre. The magazine name was changed from "Lemz" to "Flame" to better capture the R&B vibe. Fonts and layouts were standardized across pages for consistency. Photographs were adjusted for quality and to better represent the targeted audience and R&B style. Colors, fonts, and elements were limited for cleaner designs that remain appealing yet consistent throughout the magazine.
Evaluation powerpoint
The document provides an evaluation of Alice Bates' media magazine project. It summarizes the key decisions made in designing the magazine, including opting for a minimalist style with white space over a "top of the pops" style. It describes experimenting with different fonts and layouts for the front cover and contents page before settling on designs inspired by other magazines but with her own twist. The double page spread design was also influenced by another magazine but uses a single background image instead of columns. The magazine aims to represent young women interested in music in an empowering way rather than focusing on sexuality.
Evaluation Question 7
1) Looking back at their preliminary college magazine task, the author feels they have improved various skills from gaining experience creating a full music magazine product.
2) Specifically, the author notes improvements in using Photoshop tools, capturing higher quality images, including more content, and following magazine design conventions better in the music magazine compared to the preliminary task.
3) Through the process of researching music magazines and improving various skills, the author concluded they have gained valuable experience creating professional-looking magazine products.
Question 1 evaluation
This document evaluates how the student's media product uses or develops conventions of real music magazines. For the cover, the student places the masthead at the top in a large, distinctive font to draw attention. The selling line is placed above the masthead in the same color. For contents, features are listed in two columns with artist photos and page numbers in large, clear fonts. The main article focuses on the artist Ben Jones, using his photo and an interview format. Overall, the student aims to follow conventions like large central images and clearly labeled sections, only challenging conventions a little by choosing their own color schemes and layouts.
Question 1 media evaluation
The document summarizes how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media. Specifically:
- The front cover uses direct address of the main image and eye-catching colors, but challenges conventions by positioning the image off-center.
- The double page spread features a large dominant main image and easy-to-read layout inspired by other magazines, but develops the product by changing image and text colors.
- The contents page uses relevant images and colors linked to the genre, includes contact details and social links as per conventions, but develops the product by adding an editor's letter and subscription note.
Media evaluation
The document describes the design process and research behind creating a magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread. Key elements were borrowed from existing magazines like Kerrang, Big Cheese, and Q, including banners, text layout, and box elements. The author experimented with effects like transparency and contrast adjustment to achieve a grunge aesthetic appealing to rock music fans ages 18-30. Feedback indicates their editing and Photoshop skills improved from preliminary to final designs.
Evaluation questions
This document discusses the ways in which the student's media product of a rap magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread uses and develops conventions of real rap magazines.
The front cover layout is conventional by placing the artist image above the magazine title and using different font styles for the cover lines. The double page spread follows conventions by placing the image on the left with a quote below, and using columns to break up the article text.
The contents page also uses standard conventions through sectioning the artist image on the left and listing page numbers on the right, and including an article about the main artist as seen in other rap magazines. Overall, the student aimed to create magazine pages that would be recognizable to audiences
Evaluation questions
This document discusses the ways in which the student's media product of a rap magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread uses and develops conventions of real rap magazines.
The front cover layout is conventional by placing the artist image above the magazine title and using different font styles for the cover lines. The double page spread follows conventions by placing the image on the left with a quote below, and using columns to break up the article text.
The contents page also uses standard conventions through sectioning the artist image on the left and listing page numbers on the right, and including an article about the main artist as seen in other rap magazines. Overall, the student aimed to create magazine pages that would be recognizable to audiences
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses the conventions used in the media product, a music magazine focused on R&B. For the front cover, conventions like the title, barcode, date, price, and main image featuring the artist were used. While adhering to genre conventions, the image was made more challenging through use of color and contrast. Inside pages also feature typical elements like multiple outfit photos of the artist, a main feature story, and additional short stories. Layout, fonts, and additional photos were chosen to maintain continuity across pages while challenging stereotypes. The double page spread divides the image and text clearly while emphasizing the featured artist through title styling and a pull quote from the article, conforming to music magazine conventions.
Evaluation
- The document discusses the student's music magazine project and how it uses and develops conventions of real music magazines.
- The magazine follows conventions of magazines like Vibe and Blender in its bold masthead font, white background, and placement of the artist in front of the masthead on the cover.
- The contents page also follows conventions through its use of headings, website listing, and fonts/colors that match the cover.
- The double page spread layout similarly places the main image and follows conventions used in magazines like Top of the Pops.
- The student feels they have progressed from their preliminary school magazine task by using more effects, fitting content to their genre/audience, and making the music magazine
Construction
The document summarizes the design choices made in constructing a magazine mockup focused on rock music for a Halloween issue. Key elements included using fonts, colors, and layouts consistent with real rock magazines. A red "RIOT" masthead and "WE PREDICT A RIOT" slogan were used on the cover. Inside, article headings were in bold stencil fonts, colors contrasted well against backgrounds, and common magazine elements like top and bottom strips and a contents page were included to make the mockup look professional. Images throughout represented different rock styles and Halloween themes like pumpkins to fit the special issue.
Question 1
The document provides details on how the student's media product uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It describes several typical magazine elements - the masthead, main image, cover lines, barcode, positioning statement, colors, buzzwords, anchorage text, and strap line. For each element, it explains how the student incorporated conventions such as unique fonts and positioning, while also challenging conventions by modifying colors, effects, and layouts to make the magazine stand out.
5. pre production 2
The document discusses plans for designing a magazine cover and layout in Photoshop. It includes choosing fonts, collecting inspiration images, creating a draft cover design with band logos and headlines, and developing a double page story spread. Potential issues like computer problems or illness are addressed, along with health and safety considerations for prolonged computer use. A 6-day schedule is outlined to complete the design work.
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Hannah Richards developed three ideas for a logo design. Idea 1 featured a bold, fancy font with bright colors and a recognizable image. Idea 2 used a blue and orange serif font with spaced layout and eye-catching brand colors featuring a stereotypical Scottish image. Idea 3 employed a bold, readable serif font in a clear, spaced layout with bright brand colors and a historic image without photographs.
Experiments
The document summarizes several experimental photography projects by Hannah Richards. For a reflections experiment, Richards took photos of reflective surfaces like puddles and light bulbs around campus. For an out of focus experiment at home, Richards took photos of a cat, light, and flower with different lighting techniques. For a movement experiment, Richards took photos of her hand and a guitarist at a concert to capture movement. For a photomerge experiment, Richards took multiple photos of wallpaper in her living room and merged them to recreate the floral pattern.
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The document provides an evaluation of the author's time management and creative process for a design project. The author created a schedule to manage their time efficiently, meeting all deadlines. Screenshots were taken at each stage and compiled into a PowerPoint to track progress. Researching punk fanzines informed the designs. While the initial ideas changed during development, key punk elements like messy writing and cut-out images remained. The target audience of 15-30 year olds interested in music, art and fashion influenced content choices and layouts based on magazines like Kerrang and Heat. Problems like mixed up tasks were overcome.
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Hannah Richards created layout plans and designs for printed materials to promote the charity SASH, which helps homeless youth. She designed a leaflet in the shape of a house to catch the attention of her target audience of teenagers. The leaflet includes information about SASH and stories from youth they have helped. A detachable bookmark is attached to spread awareness of SASH. Throughout her materials, Hannah used consistent fonts, colors, images and layouts to ensure the products maintained a cohesive style and theme that would appeal to various target audiences.
Design progress
This document provides details on Hannah Richards' progress designing packaging, magazine advertisements, and web banners for Irn-Bru. It describes three ideas for each design type. For the packaging design, the ideas included blending colors, adding a 3D effect, and positioning the text. The magazine advertisement ideas featured modifying a war poster, using a Scottish photo, and keeping a consistent theme. Finally, the web banner ideas consisted of incorporating colors through liquid drips, animating the liquid drip, and creating a Mario-themed scrolling banner. Hannah aimed to feature Irn-Bru's colors and slogans while experimenting with effects to engage and inform customers.
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The document discusses three experimental photographers - Heitor Magno, Katie Hosmer, and Daniel Barreto. Heitor Magno uses double exposure techniques and replaces faces with scenery. Katie Hosmer uses scanography techniques that make hair appear underwater. Daniel Barreto plays with light and movement to create images that look like ghosts in the woods. All three photographers use non-traditional techniques and their works would be found in small galleries or on modern advertisements.
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The document discusses the design elements of punk fanzines from different eras. It analyzes examples of older punk fanzines from when the genre was at its peak in terms of images, fonts, and layout. The images had a cut-out effect and scrapbook style. Fonts were often handwritten to fit the DIY aesthetic. Layouts were disorganized. It also looks at more modern punk fanzines, comparing their use of digital tools and modern band images versus the older analog styles. The document proposes two ideas for a fanzine design - one manually replicating the styles of original fanzines and one taking a more modern, digitally-designed approach to appeal to current audiences.
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The mood board document contains information about different design ideas for marketing materials targeted at various audiences. There are three design ideas summarized:
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3) The third is targeted at teenagers and features images that connect with young people alongside dark and bright colors to convey seriousness but also a welcoming message from the charity. Flat plans then show layouts for different marketing materials like leaflets and business cards.
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Task 9
- 2. Images: The images on this fanzine have been placed with a cut out effect around them to give the effect of a scrap book which I think represents the characteristics of the genre very well because punk are stereotypically messy and make do with what they have. Fonts: The fonts on here seem to be handwritten in most places which again fits in with the make do theme and the messy stereotype but some of the logos have been pasted on which have used bold, square fonts. Layout: The layout is very disorganized but I think this is good again because of the characteristics and stereotypes of punks and it also helps to appeal to the target audience. Language: The language they have used it very suited to the target audience because they have used slang words which suits to the age of the audience and keeps up with the modern language of that time.
- 3. Images: Again for this fanzine they have only used one image in the centre of the page to attract the eye and the interest of the target audience, the image is not of high quality because of the age of this fanzine. Fonts: Most punk fanzines have a consistent font throughout which is the handwritten font because it is cheaper and it gives a good effect and also reflects the messy punk genre. Layout: Because this is the cover of the fanzine they have created a modern and professional layout. I think they have placed the image in the middle of the page to catch the eye of target audience. Language: The language of this fanzine is similar to the second example because they have used simple and short sentences to give the message of the article to the audience quickly and clearly.
- 4. Images: This fanzine have only used one large image which gives a simple and clear theme to the page of this fanzine, it helps to convey the message of the article quickly and easily to the audience, they have used a similar cut out magazine effect to the first fanzine example which reflects the punk genre very well. Fonts: The fonts on this fanzine have all been written in messy handwriting I think to show the punk genre and the messy characteristics. They have also used an army stencil font at the top of the page. Layout: There is not much content in this fanzine to layout but they have created an untidy looking page to create the messy aspects of the genre and the fanzine itself. Language: There is not a lot of text on this fanzine but the text they have used is very direct and written in short sentences.
- 5. Flat Plans
- 6. My first idea consists of the common punk fanzines which were brought out when the genre was at its peak, I want to recreate one of these fanzine articles by doing the work manually to ensure that it looks similar to the original fanzines which were also made manually, I also think this reflects the genre well because punks were very strong minded about doing things themselves and making do with what they had, I also think this method would be easier to create because I can change it easily and use a wide variety of different forms of media and materials. Within this idea I want to include stories that would have been important in that time and use old images to really help to re-create the original fanzines. My second idea is similar to my first idea but I want to base it more on modern punks and the pop punk genre, I also want to make sure that this design looks more modern by creating it digitally with InDesign and Photoshop to ensure that I am using modern methods and so that the finished product looks modern and up to date. This idea will include modern materials and digital materials including digital editing programmes and band images which can be gathered from the internet.
- 7. Text HeadlineImage Image Text Layout: The layout for this idea is very similar to the examples as I have used different aspects of the examples and incorporated them into my design. Images: I wanted to use black and white images for this idea because I want to re-create the style of the old fanzines. Fonts: For the headline I have aimed to use a punk themed font as well as the text font. To do this I have ensured that the fonts look sharp and also messy in order to represent the punk genre.
- 8. Headline Image Subheading Caption Image Text Layout: I am aiming for a more modern punk fanzine with this design so I have created a simple and more modern layout to suit the young target audience. Images: because of the more modern theme I have decided to use pop punk bands for the choice of images which I think is good because it would catch the audiences eye. Fonts: again while choosing the fonts I have made sure that they are modern to fit in with the target audience and the genre of the fanzine. I have looked into using a big, bold font for the headline to draw attention to the fanzine and I also think that a clear and simple font makes it easier to read.