This document summarizes conventions for magazine covers. It discusses elements like the masthead, strap line, cover lines, dominant images, genres, target audiences, and color schemes. The masthead displays the magazine title, the strap line provides additional context, and cover lines tease the magazine's content. Dominant images typically relate to the cover story. Genres, audiences, and attitudes are also communicated through visual and textual cues.
The document summarizes the layout, typography, images, language and evaluation of magazine covers and pages about music artists. It describes the fonts, colors and positioning used on covers and pages about Florence and the Machine and Lady Gaga. Red, black and white are prominent colors which appeal to different genres and demographics. Images of the artists are prominently featured and their styles represented. Feminine fonts are used for articles about women artists to represent their gender. The layouts follow the natural flow of reading and use large fonts and colors to draw attention to the artists and articles.
The double page spread analyzes two magazine spreads from Kerrang and Uncut magazines. The Kerrang spread uses red, white, and black colors that appeal to both male and female readers and features an image of a rock band. The Uncut spread also uses red, white, and black and features an image of a solo artist. Both spreads include quotes from the featured artists to draw readers in.
1) The document analyzes the design elements of two music magazines, focusing on their use of images, text, fonts, and layouts to target specific audiences.
2) Key techniques included framing images, using bright colors, graphical elements, and informal or formal fonts to convey the tone and intended reader demographics.
3) Summaries were provided for individual pages to explain how elements like headlines, captions, quotes, and positioning reinforced the magazines' brands and encouraged reading.
The document discusses the key elements expected on the front cover of a music magazine. It begins with the masthead at the top center stating the company name to identify the publisher. The main image features a well-known music artist relevant to the genre to attract the target audience. Cover lines below provide clear information about the magazine's content and anchor the image. Other standard elements include a barcode and date at the bottom for pricing and a footer that mirrors the header.
This document summarizes the key elements of three magazine covers:
1) Billboard magazine covers pop music news with a colorful masthead and uses primary colors to represent genres of music. The main image is of a famous model to help sell copies.
2) Blender magazine focuses on music and culture with deep purple colors and multiple images of a girl group promoting their new album.
3) Top of the Pops magazine originates from a British music chart TV show with a glittery masthead tying in retro style. The main image is of a vibrant figure in black representing overcoming critics.
The magazine cover uses block capitals and differentiated text sizes to create a formal yet creative design. A photo shows the lead singer of the band Kasabian with his arm around his bandmate, presented in a positive light. Cover lines promote a quote from Kasabian and their credit as the magazine's model in an understated way, drawing attention to the band without obscuring the design. Consistent fonts and colors create a cohesive house style tying it to the magazine's brand.
The document analyzes the design elements of an NME magazine cover featuring Jay-Z. It summarizes that the cover is designed to draw attention to Jay-Z through the placement of elements. The masthead uses a large, blocky font in red to stand out. Kickers on the cover relate to Jay-Z and use his logo font in red. The language and terms used on the cover appeal to indie music fans and associate the magazine with rebellion through music. Black, red, and white are prominently used to connote rebellion and the music genre. Jay-Z is prominently featured as the main model, looking directly at the reader while wearing black glasses in line with his musical heritage.
The article is about the female musician Florence and the Machine. It uses feminine fonts and her image dressed in a black outfit to attract both male and female readers. Key details that stand out include her red hair, her location in the USA emphasized with the American flag, and her popularity described as "2009's biggest success" to draw readers in. The layout and color scheme are consistent with other pages to present the magazine as having a wide appeal across genres.
The document summarizes the layout, typography, images, language and evaluation of magazine covers and pages about music artists. It describes the fonts, colors and positioning used on covers and pages about Florence and the Machine and Lady Gaga. Red, black and white are prominent colors which appeal to different genres and demographics. Images of the artists are prominently featured and their styles represented. Feminine fonts are used for articles about women artists to represent their gender. The layouts follow the natural flow of reading and use large fonts and colors to draw attention to the artists and articles.
The double page spread analyzes two magazine spreads from Kerrang and Uncut magazines. The Kerrang spread uses red, white, and black colors that appeal to both male and female readers and features an image of a rock band. The Uncut spread also uses red, white, and black and features an image of a solo artist. Both spreads include quotes from the featured artists to draw readers in.
1) The document analyzes the design elements of two music magazines, focusing on their use of images, text, fonts, and layouts to target specific audiences.
2) Key techniques included framing images, using bright colors, graphical elements, and informal or formal fonts to convey the tone and intended reader demographics.
3) Summaries were provided for individual pages to explain how elements like headlines, captions, quotes, and positioning reinforced the magazines' brands and encouraged reading.
The document discusses the key elements expected on the front cover of a music magazine. It begins with the masthead at the top center stating the company name to identify the publisher. The main image features a well-known music artist relevant to the genre to attract the target audience. Cover lines below provide clear information about the magazine's content and anchor the image. Other standard elements include a barcode and date at the bottom for pricing and a footer that mirrors the header.
This document summarizes the key elements of three magazine covers:
1) Billboard magazine covers pop music news with a colorful masthead and uses primary colors to represent genres of music. The main image is of a famous model to help sell copies.
2) Blender magazine focuses on music and culture with deep purple colors and multiple images of a girl group promoting their new album.
3) Top of the Pops magazine originates from a British music chart TV show with a glittery masthead tying in retro style. The main image is of a vibrant figure in black representing overcoming critics.
The magazine cover uses block capitals and differentiated text sizes to create a formal yet creative design. A photo shows the lead singer of the band Kasabian with his arm around his bandmate, presented in a positive light. Cover lines promote a quote from Kasabian and their credit as the magazine's model in an understated way, drawing attention to the band without obscuring the design. Consistent fonts and colors create a cohesive house style tying it to the magazine's brand.
The document analyzes the design elements of an NME magazine cover featuring Jay-Z. It summarizes that the cover is designed to draw attention to Jay-Z through the placement of elements. The masthead uses a large, blocky font in red to stand out. Kickers on the cover relate to Jay-Z and use his logo font in red. The language and terms used on the cover appeal to indie music fans and associate the magazine with rebellion through music. Black, red, and white are prominently used to connote rebellion and the music genre. Jay-Z is prominently featured as the main model, looking directly at the reader while wearing black glasses in line with his musical heritage.
The article is about the female musician Florence and the Machine. It uses feminine fonts and her image dressed in a black outfit to attract both male and female readers. Key details that stand out include her red hair, her location in the USA emphasized with the American flag, and her popularity described as "2009's biggest success" to draw readers in. The layout and color scheme are consistent with other pages to present the magazine as having a wide appeal across genres.
The document provides an analysis of the design elements of different magazine covers and how they attract their target audiences. It discusses aspects like the masthead, main image, model credit, cover lines, colors, typefaces, photography lighting, and design principles used. Key points made include that bright colors like yellow and pink attract younger audiences; revealing images and celebrities appeal to both female and male readers; and formal layouts but informal language can target both adults and teenagers.
The magazine cover features a young female model with unusual makeup and a spider on her face that grabs the reader's attention. The masthead is placed horizontally but regular readers will still recognize the magazine. A clear color scheme is used throughout the cover that matches different elements. The choice of model represents the magazine's youthful and quirky nature.
Magazine Photography Analysis and Research selinargyrou
This document analyzes magazine front cover photographs from different music magazines. It summarizes the key elements of each photograph and how they effectively represent the magazine's brand and target audience. The photographs use bright colors, futuristic or playful themes, and creative poses or styles to catch readers' attention while reflecting the type of music and content featured in the magazine.
The magazine cover uses a simple layout with a medium shot of two artists facing away from each other to imply rivalry in the music industry. Red is prominently used to connote the rock genre. Questions are asked under subheadings to encourage reading the articles. The masthead is bright yellow to catch the eye, and the main image overlaps it for regular readers.
The double page spread uses a black and white color scheme with small amounts of pink and purple. There is one main image showing the band The Chapman Family sitting casually around a table. The text is laid out in a formal manner in three columns, similarly to how the band appears in the casual image. A quote from the article is placed off-center to draw attention.
The document analyzes the design elements and conventions used on the cover of a magazine. Key elements include:
1) The masthead is large and bold to grab attention, positioned in the top third as is typical.
2) The main cover line and image dominate the page, with the line positioned above to maintain prominence over the image.
3) Additional lines like the date, skyline, and buzz words are used to inform readers of content and attract potential buyers.
Classic fm magazine uses a color scheme of bright colors, whites, golds, and reds with black text to attract an older, mature audience. Four women dressed in white on the cover imply an angelic, classical feel. The coverline and image of an older man further hint at the older target demographic. Neutral blues and whites on another issue use images and serif fonts to represent the classical genre for sophisticated readers.
The document provides analysis of magazine covers to determine their target audiences. Analyzing one cover, the response summarizes that the magazine is aimed at teenagers aged 14 and up who enjoy alternative pop music. The social groupings would include those interested in fashion and photography industries. A second cover is analyzed, with the summary stating that magazine targets teens born in the 1990s from 13 up who enjoy mainstream pop and hip hop genres. Both magazines seem aimed at younger, mainstream audiences interested in music and celebrity gossip.
The document summarizes a magazine cover featuring Jennifer Lopez. Key details include:
- Jennifer Lopez is the main cover image in the center, drawing readers in with her direct gaze.
- The masthead and cover lines are in red and other colors, coordinating with Lopez's red dress.
- The layout follows the rule of thirds, with cover lines on the left, image center, and right.
- The target audience is affluent, fashion-interested women seeking inspiration from Lopez.
My media product uses conventions of real magazines to attract audiences. It follows rules of thirds for layout and features typical magazine elements like a masthead, date line, and consistent colors. However, it challenges some conventions by only featuring one cover image instead of multiple artists. The product represents younger country music fans by featuring a young cover model. Bauer would be a suitable distributor since their magazines don't focus on country genres. The target audience is ages 13-30 who enjoy modern country artists. The product addresses this audience with a bold title, highlighted words, dominant cover image, and use of colors in the house style.
This magazine cover features iconic guitarist Slash holding his signature Gibson guitar. The main colors used are red, black, and white to represent the heavy metal genre. Slash is prominently featured in a close-up shot wearing dark clothes that reinforce the stereotypical rock artist image. The large image of Slash and iconic guitar are intended to attract customers, rather than relying on text. The magazine publisher aims to appeal to teenage boys interested in Slash and rock history through its bold design, iconic imagery, and representation of Slash.
The document provides an analysis of magazine front covers and articles layouts. It examines elements like the masthead, cover lines, images, and target audiences. Specific magazines analyzed include NME and their covers and articles focusing on artists like Dizzee Rascal and Florence and the Machine. Key elements summarized include color schemes, fonts, image placement and sizing, and how elements are designed to attract intended audiences.
Task 1, 2, 3 Analysing Music Magazine Pages [G321]GRACEASMEDIA
The document provides an analysis of magazine layout elements including covers, contents pages, and articles. Key points analyzed include mastheads, images, fonts, colors, page numbers, and section headings. Strategic placement of elements is discussed to attract audiences and guide readers through the magazine in a logical flow. Specific examples from NME magazine issues are referenced to demonstrate conventions used across music and culture-focused publications.
The masthead is behind the artist on the Kerrang! magazine cover to highlight the artist over the magazine title. The masthead is in a cracked, rebellious style and the colors used - black, white, red, and yellow - represent anger, blood, and rock music. There is a competition mentioned to win signed merchandise. The coverlines are scattered around the page in a less neat, rock music style. The main image shows Billie Joe Armstrong slightly left of center, performing on stage with lighting that adds contrast.
This document provides details about the layout and design of magazine covers and contents pages. Key points include:
1) Magazine covers typically feature a large masthead at the top, prominent images, bold text highlighting the main artist or article, and small text or symbols indicating additional contents.
2) Contents pages list the major articles and features with accompanying images and page numbers, and include additional sections for minor items, advertisements, and issue details.
3) Design elements like fonts, formatting, coloring, and positioning are used intentionally across covers and contents to guide the eye, emphasize key information, and create a consistent brand identity and style.
The document summarizes a magazine double page spread about artist Lilly Allen. The large pull quote grabs readers' attention with its newspaper-like style in the magazine's typical colors of red, black, and white. The main image of Allen conveys her rebellious attitude through her pose and tattoos. The language used in the article is casual to relate to the young readership and capture Allen's personality. Color and fonts are consistently used to match the artist's style and maintain magazine conventions.
The document provides an analysis of magazine front covers and contents pages from NME magazine issues. It examines various design elements like the masthead, cover lines, images, and page layout. Specific covers and contents pages are broken down in detail, analyzing how elements like colors, fonts, images and positioning are used to target the magazine's intended audience and convey the right tone or message. The purpose is to understand how magazine covers and contents pages are planned and designed to effectively engage and inform readers.
The document summarizes the design elements of a music magazine content page. Large images and quotes are used under each musician to draw the reader in. Different fonts and layouts create an individual feel reflecting the intended indie audience. Bright colors highlight important information like the subscription box to increase readership. Overall, the design emphasizes musicians' images and grabs attention to feature important artists and articles.
The document provides analysis of magazine cover and content page design elements. It discusses how various visual elements are used to attract readers' attention and convey information about the musicians featured. Large images and a bold color scheme are used to draw the eye. Musician names and most important text are in red to make them stand out. Photograph placement and sizing are designed to associate images with corresponding articles. Font styles, eye contact and clothing choices in images aim to reflect musicians' personas and appeal to the intended audience. Overall the document examines how visual design strategically communicates information and brands to engage readers.
The document provides an analysis of how the student's media magazine product uses conventions of real magazines to be successful. It examines the use of the rule of thirds in layout, the Gutenberg diagram to place key information, and how the front cover follows magazine conventions through positioning of images and title. The student also represents the niche audience of punk/grunge music fans aged 16-25 through the chosen model, clothing, and negative tagline. To attract this audience, the model is styled to look like the music genre through her leather jacket, t-shirt, and dismissive attitude.
This magazine analyzes the cover designs of several popular music magazines. The covers use eye-catching colors, images, and text to attract their target audiences. Featured artists are prominently displayed to draw readers' interest. Provocative photos paired with personal details about the artists help promote connection with fans. Overall the magazines employ clever marketing techniques through their visual designs and content to appeal to younger audiences interested in music and celebrity culture.
This magazine contents page features two prominent music celebrities, Trey Songz and Usher, as its main images. Trey Songz's portrait image fills the cover and conveys confidence through his direct eye contact and parted lips. The larger main image of Usher displays him standing arrogantly with one hand in his pocket and a firm grip on his bag. Additional details include short cover lines, a red masthead taking up a fifth of the page, and a grey/black/white color scheme conveying sophistication throughout.
The document provides an analysis of the design elements of different magazine covers and how they attract their target audiences. It discusses aspects like the masthead, main image, model credit, cover lines, colors, typefaces, photography lighting, and design principles used. Key points made include that bright colors like yellow and pink attract younger audiences; revealing images and celebrities appeal to both female and male readers; and formal layouts but informal language can target both adults and teenagers.
The magazine cover features a young female model with unusual makeup and a spider on her face that grabs the reader's attention. The masthead is placed horizontally but regular readers will still recognize the magazine. A clear color scheme is used throughout the cover that matches different elements. The choice of model represents the magazine's youthful and quirky nature.
Magazine Photography Analysis and Research selinargyrou
This document analyzes magazine front cover photographs from different music magazines. It summarizes the key elements of each photograph and how they effectively represent the magazine's brand and target audience. The photographs use bright colors, futuristic or playful themes, and creative poses or styles to catch readers' attention while reflecting the type of music and content featured in the magazine.
The magazine cover uses a simple layout with a medium shot of two artists facing away from each other to imply rivalry in the music industry. Red is prominently used to connote the rock genre. Questions are asked under subheadings to encourage reading the articles. The masthead is bright yellow to catch the eye, and the main image overlaps it for regular readers.
The double page spread uses a black and white color scheme with small amounts of pink and purple. There is one main image showing the band The Chapman Family sitting casually around a table. The text is laid out in a formal manner in three columns, similarly to how the band appears in the casual image. A quote from the article is placed off-center to draw attention.
The document analyzes the design elements and conventions used on the cover of a magazine. Key elements include:
1) The masthead is large and bold to grab attention, positioned in the top third as is typical.
2) The main cover line and image dominate the page, with the line positioned above to maintain prominence over the image.
3) Additional lines like the date, skyline, and buzz words are used to inform readers of content and attract potential buyers.
Classic fm magazine uses a color scheme of bright colors, whites, golds, and reds with black text to attract an older, mature audience. Four women dressed in white on the cover imply an angelic, classical feel. The coverline and image of an older man further hint at the older target demographic. Neutral blues and whites on another issue use images and serif fonts to represent the classical genre for sophisticated readers.
The document provides analysis of magazine covers to determine their target audiences. Analyzing one cover, the response summarizes that the magazine is aimed at teenagers aged 14 and up who enjoy alternative pop music. The social groupings would include those interested in fashion and photography industries. A second cover is analyzed, with the summary stating that magazine targets teens born in the 1990s from 13 up who enjoy mainstream pop and hip hop genres. Both magazines seem aimed at younger, mainstream audiences interested in music and celebrity gossip.
The document summarizes a magazine cover featuring Jennifer Lopez. Key details include:
- Jennifer Lopez is the main cover image in the center, drawing readers in with her direct gaze.
- The masthead and cover lines are in red and other colors, coordinating with Lopez's red dress.
- The layout follows the rule of thirds, with cover lines on the left, image center, and right.
- The target audience is affluent, fashion-interested women seeking inspiration from Lopez.
My media product uses conventions of real magazines to attract audiences. It follows rules of thirds for layout and features typical magazine elements like a masthead, date line, and consistent colors. However, it challenges some conventions by only featuring one cover image instead of multiple artists. The product represents younger country music fans by featuring a young cover model. Bauer would be a suitable distributor since their magazines don't focus on country genres. The target audience is ages 13-30 who enjoy modern country artists. The product addresses this audience with a bold title, highlighted words, dominant cover image, and use of colors in the house style.
This magazine cover features iconic guitarist Slash holding his signature Gibson guitar. The main colors used are red, black, and white to represent the heavy metal genre. Slash is prominently featured in a close-up shot wearing dark clothes that reinforce the stereotypical rock artist image. The large image of Slash and iconic guitar are intended to attract customers, rather than relying on text. The magazine publisher aims to appeal to teenage boys interested in Slash and rock history through its bold design, iconic imagery, and representation of Slash.
The document provides an analysis of magazine front covers and articles layouts. It examines elements like the masthead, cover lines, images, and target audiences. Specific magazines analyzed include NME and their covers and articles focusing on artists like Dizzee Rascal and Florence and the Machine. Key elements summarized include color schemes, fonts, image placement and sizing, and how elements are designed to attract intended audiences.
Task 1, 2, 3 Analysing Music Magazine Pages [G321]GRACEASMEDIA
The document provides an analysis of magazine layout elements including covers, contents pages, and articles. Key points analyzed include mastheads, images, fonts, colors, page numbers, and section headings. Strategic placement of elements is discussed to attract audiences and guide readers through the magazine in a logical flow. Specific examples from NME magazine issues are referenced to demonstrate conventions used across music and culture-focused publications.
The masthead is behind the artist on the Kerrang! magazine cover to highlight the artist over the magazine title. The masthead is in a cracked, rebellious style and the colors used - black, white, red, and yellow - represent anger, blood, and rock music. There is a competition mentioned to win signed merchandise. The coverlines are scattered around the page in a less neat, rock music style. The main image shows Billie Joe Armstrong slightly left of center, performing on stage with lighting that adds contrast.
This document provides details about the layout and design of magazine covers and contents pages. Key points include:
1) Magazine covers typically feature a large masthead at the top, prominent images, bold text highlighting the main artist or article, and small text or symbols indicating additional contents.
2) Contents pages list the major articles and features with accompanying images and page numbers, and include additional sections for minor items, advertisements, and issue details.
3) Design elements like fonts, formatting, coloring, and positioning are used intentionally across covers and contents to guide the eye, emphasize key information, and create a consistent brand identity and style.
The document summarizes a magazine double page spread about artist Lilly Allen. The large pull quote grabs readers' attention with its newspaper-like style in the magazine's typical colors of red, black, and white. The main image of Allen conveys her rebellious attitude through her pose and tattoos. The language used in the article is casual to relate to the young readership and capture Allen's personality. Color and fonts are consistently used to match the artist's style and maintain magazine conventions.
The document provides an analysis of magazine front covers and contents pages from NME magazine issues. It examines various design elements like the masthead, cover lines, images, and page layout. Specific covers and contents pages are broken down in detail, analyzing how elements like colors, fonts, images and positioning are used to target the magazine's intended audience and convey the right tone or message. The purpose is to understand how magazine covers and contents pages are planned and designed to effectively engage and inform readers.
The document summarizes the design elements of a music magazine content page. Large images and quotes are used under each musician to draw the reader in. Different fonts and layouts create an individual feel reflecting the intended indie audience. Bright colors highlight important information like the subscription box to increase readership. Overall, the design emphasizes musicians' images and grabs attention to feature important artists and articles.
The document provides analysis of magazine cover and content page design elements. It discusses how various visual elements are used to attract readers' attention and convey information about the musicians featured. Large images and a bold color scheme are used to draw the eye. Musician names and most important text are in red to make them stand out. Photograph placement and sizing are designed to associate images with corresponding articles. Font styles, eye contact and clothing choices in images aim to reflect musicians' personas and appeal to the intended audience. Overall the document examines how visual design strategically communicates information and brands to engage readers.
The document provides an analysis of how the student's media magazine product uses conventions of real magazines to be successful. It examines the use of the rule of thirds in layout, the Gutenberg diagram to place key information, and how the front cover follows magazine conventions through positioning of images and title. The student also represents the niche audience of punk/grunge music fans aged 16-25 through the chosen model, clothing, and negative tagline. To attract this audience, the model is styled to look like the music genre through her leather jacket, t-shirt, and dismissive attitude.
This magazine analyzes the cover designs of several popular music magazines. The covers use eye-catching colors, images, and text to attract their target audiences. Featured artists are prominently displayed to draw readers' interest. Provocative photos paired with personal details about the artists help promote connection with fans. Overall the magazines employ clever marketing techniques through their visual designs and content to appeal to younger audiences interested in music and celebrity culture.
This magazine contents page features two prominent music celebrities, Trey Songz and Usher, as its main images. Trey Songz's portrait image fills the cover and conveys confidence through his direct eye contact and parted lips. The larger main image of Usher displays him standing arrogantly with one hand in his pocket and a firm grip on his bag. Additional details include short cover lines, a red masthead taking up a fifth of the page, and a grey/black/white color scheme conveying sophistication throughout.
The document discusses the target audiences and design elements of two magazines - Kerrang and Vibe.
For Kerrang, the target audience is 12-25 year olds who are mainly male and lower class, interested in rock/indie music. The magazine uses bold colors, random font placement, and informal language to appeal to this audience.
Vibe's target is 18-35 year olds of both genders from middle-class backgrounds interested in hip hop/dance music. It uses more sophisticated fonts and standardized colors and placement to seem more mature and appeal to an older audience.
The document then analyzes design elements like colors, fonts, and layout of sample magazine covers and pages to understand how
This document discusses a proposed new magazine called "Female Indie Magazine". It will target female indie music listeners aged 15-30 from middle to higher social classes. The magazine will be published weekly and cost £1.20 per issue. Each 40-page issue will include information about indie artists, their music, pictures, tour dates and more.
This document discusses a proposed new magazine called "Female Indie Magazine". It will target female indie music listeners aged 15-30 from middle to higher social classes. The magazine will be published weekly and cost £1.20 per issue. Each 40-page issue will include information about indie artists, their music, pictures, tour dates and more.
This magazine features Dr. Dre and Kendrick Lamar prominently in the masthead and headline to identify them as the key figures profiled. The cover lines advertise the magazine's content through brief details about artists. The main photo highlights the main subject, showing the significant musician to focus readers' attention. The target audience is mature males and females ages 25-50, appealing to both older fans familiar with Dre's influence and younger audiences.
This document provides a summary of a magazine cover and contents page. The cover features a rapper and uses colors like blue, black and orange that coordinate with the model's clothes. It also includes cover lines highlighting different artists. The contents page uses a layout with four celebrity images above the text split into sections. It features a rapper but may be confusing without context. Colors like black, white and gray are predominantly used to coordinate the images and text.
The double page spread features images of the band Architects on tour and performing. The warm colored images show the band's energetic live performances and behind-the-scenes tour activities. A block of text includes a quote from the lead singer stating that their fans feel a real connection to the band's music. The informal layout places the impactful images above the text, reflecting the band's casual style.
The magazine cover features close-up images of artists against a black background. The masthead is covered by the main image of Bow Wow, suggesting the magazine prioritizes showcasing artists over its own branding. Multiple images and headlines about music artists represent the variety of content within the genre-focused magazine. Bold colors and prominent text are used to draw attention to key details and maintain appeal to the youth audience of the urban music scene.
This document provides an overview and analysis of the front cover of a New Musical Express (NME) magazine featuring Dizzee Rascal. Key details include the prominent placement of the red masthead in the top left corner, bold cover lines introducing Dizzee Rascal in an informal style, and a large main image showing Dizzee Rascal with an open pose conveying confidence. Throughout the magazine, the color scheme of red, white, and black is used to create a fresh, new vibe relating to music.
This document lists different types of magazines and provides examples of magazine covers to analyze their target audiences. There are magazines focused on rock/indie (Kerrang), pop (Top of the Pops), country (Country Music), and R&B (Vibe). Magazine covers are analyzed based on visual elements like dominant images, colors, fonts, and language to infer the intended target demographic of younger vs older and male vs female audiences. Key aspects like cover images, headlines, and freebies are designed to appeal to fans of particular music genres and artists.
The document summarizes the layout and design elements of a magazine cover. Keywords are highlighted in yellow to draw the eye. The main image focuses on the cover artist, while secondary stories provide context. Color choices link the main image to the background and other elements to emphasize the central theme.
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The header is in bold red to attract attention from other magazines. The masthead provides insight for readers and the main image shows a famous artist related to the genre of music covered in the magazine. The target audience is men aged 17-30 who enjoy live indie and guitar music performances.
The magazine cover uses bright colors like blue, pink, and black to attract its target audience of teenagers and young adults. The main image of popular rapper Kanye West draws attention, with his serious expression showing his dedication to music. Additional artists like Britney Spears and The Dream also appeal to fans of hip hop and rap music. Together, the prominent placement of Kanye West and use of vibrant colors front and center achieve the goal of highlighting current music artists and genres to the magazine's core demographic.
This document compares and contrasts the front covers of three music magazines: Vibe, Kerrang, and Billboard. It analyzes the target audiences, mastheads, house styles, main images, and use of the Rule of Thirds for each magazine cover. Vibe targets young urban adults and uses bold fonts and primary colors. Kerrang targets older rock fans and has a rougher design. Billboard has a more versatile audience and relaxed style with large background images and inconsistent fonts. Across the magazines, design elements like colors, images, and layout are used to attract different target audiences.
The generic conventions of magazines coverJenny McNulty
The front covers of magazines aim to attract buyers through eye-catching design elements. They establish a consistent house style through fonts, layout, color, and logos to build brand recognition and loyalty. Covers typically feature a central high-resolution celebrity image looking directly at viewers to create engagement. Additional cover lines advertise internal articles to entice purchases. Dates, prices, and web addresses round out the nonverbal communication on magazine fronts.
The document discusses magazine cover design elements through analyzing several music magazine covers. It identifies common elements such as the masthead, central image, cover lines, date/price, and graphics. For each magazine cover analyzed, it describes how these elements are used and their purpose. This includes how the masthead is positioned, how the central image dominates the cover, and how graphics and fonts are used to draw attention to key information.
The document provides an analysis of NME Music Magazine's Dizzee Rascal edition from 2009. It examines the front cover design including the main image of Dizzee Rascal, use of colors and fonts, and placement of elements. It also analyzes the contents page layout, a double page article spread, and concludes with background information about NME magazine. The document conducts a thorough visual and textual analysis of key magazine pages and elements to understand how they are designed to attract NME's target audience of 16-25 year old music fans.
The front cover summarizes the magazine's content and target audience. It features a band photo overlaid on the magazine's masthead in primary colors. The band appears to be an indie rock group based on their casual clothing. Short descriptive banners highlight exclusive content like a tour diary and dating guide. Free poster offers and multiple colorful promotional banners entice readers to purchase the magazine, which costs a reasonable price point. Overall the cover visually conveys that the magazine is an informal publication focused on rock music genres like alternative and indie rock aimed at teenage and young adult readers.
The double-page spread features a large central image of two artists, Alex Turner and Miles Kane. Red, black and white are the dominant colors used throughout to reflect the rock theme.
The typography is bold and large to emphasize the genre of music magazine. Headlines are in all capital letters to draw attention. The content and additional images on the pages relate to the featured artists, creating cohesion and targeting their audience.
The representation of Turner and Kane in the main image is that they know their craft through their confident yet intriguing facial expressions and eye contact with the viewer. This draws the reader in to learn more about the artists.
1. Masthead – the title of the magazine Cover line– tells us who the people in Music genre: Dance
gets straight to the point by telling us the dominant image are and what will
be said about them in the magazine. Target audience: Young
that these people in the photo are djs.
Adults
And also the magazine itself is aimed at
the genre dance and for djs. Age range: 20-26
Gender: Male
Main Cover line– Lifestyle: dance / clubs
tells us that what has
been going on in the Ideologies / attitudes:
summer. The cover Colourful – uses lots of
line stands out colour to represent dj’s and
the dance/ clubbing
Strap line- is because its in a
lifestyle.
telling the white box. This
audience technique makes the
what the cover line stand out
magazine is more.
about and
what type of Colour scheme – usually
lifestyle and most magazines have three
attitudes it colours at most for their
has. colour scheme. The colour
scheme for this magazine is
red white and yellow.
Dateline /
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2. Masthead – the title of the magazine Strap line – the main is short and to the
has cracks in the font to give it the point. In a way it is also telling us what Music genre: Heavy Metal
heavy metal effect. Also its behind the the type of music in this magazine is
dominant image to show maybe focus Target audience: Teenagers
loud as well.
and young adults
on the image more.
Age range: 14 - 20
Main Cover
line – the main Gender: Both
cover line is
Lifestyle: Dark
bigger than the
There are small
mast head Ideologies / attitudes: very
cover lines
because they serious and sometimes a
with images
want to focus little dark. Alot of black
showing what
more one the
else is inside
subject.
the image. But
these cover Dominant Image – correlates
lines are not with the main cover line as it is
hinting what the band that is being talked
will be inside about. The image is meant to
but being very look very serious and the
exact about it. colours are very dark.
Colour schemes – as the last
magazine there are three main
colour schemes. Most of it is
black. The rest is gold and
Dateline and
white.
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3. Music genre: Wide range of
Masthead – the title of the magazine Main cover line – is telling us the genres including hip hop, dance,
has is red and the rest of the magazine biggest topic inside of the magazine. It metal and mainly indie
is lighter so the mast head can stand stands out because it has an effect that
out which it does. the magazine has been ripped of and Target audience: teenagers and
adults
we can now see this cove line.
Age range: 16 – 30
Gender: Both
Strap line – new Lifestyle: wide range
musical express is
Ideologies / attitudes: indie
what NME
basically stands
for. And it tells us
that there are not
one particular
Dominant image – the image is showing
genre but many
Florence and the machine with the
in one magazine.
label telling us who she is. The tattoo is
being shown so the audience feels
more informal and the magazine feels
more welcoming
More images – Dominant image – the image is showing
on the side of the Florence and the machine with the
main cover of the label telling us who she is.
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different genres
and they have
been labelled as
well to tell us
who they are. Date of the magazine and cover price
Labels all the genres that are in this particular magazine.
4. Masthead – is telling us that this Side strip – there are three images with Music genre: pop
magazine will be talking about music small and quick annotations cover lines
Target audience: teenagers
that is very popular in the music charts of what we will be reading inside the
and music that is popular and well magazine Age range: 13 - 19
known
Gender: female
Lifestyle: happy / smiling
Ideologies / attitudes:
happy
Strap line – tells us that we
will not only be finding out
about popular music but
also that the magazine other Dominant Image – the main image for
things the magazine will be this magazine correlates with the main
talking about. But the strap cover line. Its behind the main cover
line on this magazine is very line. Its a close up shot of avril lavigne
small so it can focus on the so we know she is the main topic in this
masthead particular magazine.
Colour Scheme – the three colours in
this magazine are pink , blue and
yellow. The colour pink is used the most
in this magazine maybe to show that
Main cover line – shows us that this magazine genre is for females
this magazine is hinting toward rather then males.
being for girls and with the
cover line there is also a quote
connecting with the cover line Price of the magazine and the
date of the magazine.
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