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The document discusses potential themes and design elements for a high school yearbook. It proposes the themes of "Exposure" focused on photography techniques, "Journey" relating the school year to travel, and using stamps, silhouettes and polaroids to achieve a vintage look. The design would include fewer pages of writing and more large photographs, creative page titles replacing standard names, addition of a ribbon, and one picture divider pages. Example spreads and a potential table of contents are shown.
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Q1
The document describes the design conventions used in an indie music magazine cover and articles. Key design elements include a bold cover image of the featured artist with eye contact to engage the reader. The masthead is prominently displayed at the top in a unique font. Coverlines listing article headlines are placed to the right of the image in varying fonts and colors. Article pages continue the color scheme and include a large featured image related to the topic. Quotes and a two-column question and answer format are used for interviews. Consistency is created through repeating design elements while still varying fonts to maintain interest. The only main convention not included is the editor's letter to follow similar successful magazines in the genre.
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The document provides guidance on conventions for magazine design based on a lesson the author attended. It discusses front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads of magazines like Q and Kerrang. For the front cover, it emphasizes using a striking central image, clear masthead and tagline, background that enables the image to stand out, captions and pull-quotes to hook readers. For contents pages, it suggests using large page numbers, brand identity elements, anchoring images and headings of band names. For double page spreads, it advises using a central unifying color, simple layout with title and image, and informal Q&A interview style.
2. research 2
The document summarizes existing magazine cover designs and discusses common features and aspects to include in future work. It analyzes covers with abstract nature photos at angles to draw attention. Short text is placed at the top or side. Fonts, layouts, and short text will be used. An audience profile targets ages 21-60 of both genders who enjoy nature photography as a hobby or profession and finding beauty in everyday scenes.
Music Magazine Research
The document discusses the codes and conventions of music magazine design. It provides examples of front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads from different music magazines. The front covers generally include mastheads, sell lines about main stories, and close-up images of featured artists. Contents pages are typically laid out clearly with the issue's features listed. Double page spreads combine large images with written articles, sometimes incorporating additional photos, pull quotes, or other graphic elements for variation. Overall, the examples demonstrate both adherence to and breaking of standard magazine design conventions across formats.
Mock up feed back
The document provides feedback on a mock magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread. Key points include:
1) The cover alignment is off, the barcode is too big, and the model's top is distracting. Fonts and layouts are inconsistent between pages.
2) Photos are low quality or don't represent the genre. Too much white space makes pages look empty.
3) Based on the feedback, the creator will change the magazine genre to "chart" for more flexibility. They will use a black background for sophistication and completely redesign the contents page layout.
Drawn Analysis
This document provides details on the cover, contents page, and double page spread (DPS) design for a magazine called "Quaint".
The cover features a close-up shot of a model with vintage-style black and white photography and gold accents to create an attractive yet unusual aesthetic. The contents page continues this theme with Polaroid-style images and a charcoal/gold color scheme.
The DPS design shifts to a black and white floral background on one page paired with a distressed photo and interview boxes on the other page. This layout aims to make the spread more unique while maintaining elements of vintage/indie style in line with the magazine's genre of indie pop.
Evaluation question 1
The document provides guidance on designing elements of a magazine page layout, including the cover, contents page, and feature article pages. It recommends that the cover should have a bold masthead, slogan, main story details, model photo, and barcode/pricing. The contents page should list section names and page numbers in a structured multi-column format. Feature articles should have a large headline and photo, along with substantial text in a style consistent with the rest of the magazine. The document also notes how some conventions could be challenged in the design.
Evaluation question 1
The document provides guidance on designing elements of a magazine page layout, including the cover, contents page, and feature article pages. It recommends that the cover include the magazine title, images, stories, consistent fonts, and other relevant information. The contents page should list sections and page numbers in a structured format with multiple columns. Feature articles should have a large image, text like an interview, and maintain consistent styling while drawing attention to the headline. The document also discusses challenging conventions in some elements to make the design more sophisticated.
Codes & Conventions of Lifestyle Magazines
The document discusses the codes and conventions used in travel lifestyle magazine covers and contents pages. It outlines several common elements that most magazines include, such as the title/masthead, tagline, coverline, central image, featured sections, headers/footers. For contents pages, it notes conventions like the masthead, headings, images/photos, and positioning of elements. Overall, the document provides guidance on typical magazine design elements to help in creating an original travel magazine that follows standard conventions.
Contents Page Analysis - Kerrang
The contents page is divided evenly between an article on My Chemical Romance and listings of other articles. Over half the page contains images, including a large one of My Chemical Romance to promote their article. Smaller images throughout entice readers to learn more. Columns of text clearly list page numbers for articles. Additional elements like the editor's note and logo/color scheme create coherence and appeal to the magazine's target audience. The layout and use of images effectively serves the same purpose as the front cover in promoting key articles.
Codes & Conventions of Lifestyle Magazines
The document discusses the codes and conventions used in travel lifestyle magazine covers. It identifies several key elements magazines typically include: the title/masthead, subtitle, tagline, coverline, central image, featured sections, header/footer, and edition line. It provides examples from magazines like National Geographic Traveler and Wanderlust to illustrate how these elements are implemented with fonts, colors, sizing and positioning on the cover. The central message is that following typical magazine design conventions can help engage readers and communicate what the magazine offers through its visual elements.
Contents analysis 2
The document summarizes the contents page of the Q magazine. It notes that the contents page uses the issue number as the title rather than "contents page", and includes the magazine cover image next to the title to help readers find articles of interest. It also comments that the images used provide more branding consistency and show excerpts but not full articles. The layout is described as well-organized with regular columns and sections, uniform fonts, and titles that emphasize the Q brand through repetition and alliteration.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the design choices made for various pages of a magazine created by the author. For the front cover, the author took inspiration from the layout and design elements of the Kerrang magazine but made modifications like changing fonts, sizes and backgrounds. For the contents page, the author copied the positioning of headings from Kerrang but changed the layout of pictures and stories. Throughout the magazine, the author aimed to make their design different from Kerrang while still appealing to a rock music audience.
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses various conventions used in magazine design and how the media product challenges or follows these conventions. For the front cover, conventions like the masthead placement, sell lines, and imagery are both followed and challenged. The contents page includes features columns, page numbering, and images as per conventions. The double page spread utilizes anchor text, columns of text, and full-page images as seen in magazines like Q and NME. Overall, the media product aims to attract readers through both following familiar conventions and innovating its design.
School Magazine Analysis
This document describes the layout and design elements of a school magazine. It notes various visual components like photo collages, large fonts, and blended images that make the magazine feel more like an inviting scrapbook than an official publication. It also mentions inclusion of information like term dates, the school emblem and name, and stories about school events that would be of interest to students, parents, and staff. The lack of barcodes indicates the magazine is not intended for commercial sale but rather to inform and engage the school community.
QUESTION 1
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
Researching genre
Philippa Weston is researching the genre of pop music magazines to create her own magazine. She identifies several key components that define the genre including using bright colors, a large masthead and titles, a full-page model photo, different fonts and text sizes, and a messy informal layout on the cover with a more structured layout on the contents page. She will apply these elements, such as using a model in jeans and a fun top against a white background and incorporating pink throughout, to design her magazine in the style of popular pop music magazines.
Preliminary task.pptx
Nina Lima completed a preliminary task to design a magazine cover and content page for her school. She took photos of a model to practice composition skills. For the magazine project, she created several prototype covers and content pages that incorporated conventions like well-structured layouts and legible fonts. She also conducted research through a student questionnaire to determine popular magazine topics and design preferences. Overall, the task helped Nina develop skills in photo composition, magazine design, research, and using media terminology in her analysis.
Analysis of kerrang magazine
This document analyzes various aspects of Kerrang magazine's design. The front cover uses vibrant colors and large sans-serif font to attract young readers. It features an image of a boy band to appeal to both female and male readers. The contents page also employs exciting colors and bold fonts. It includes images meant to inspire readers and make them feel connected to the magazine. Throughout, the language is informal to seem relatable while exclamation points create excitement. The double page spread analyzed uses bright colors and contrasts alongside exciting images and an attention-grabbing headline to engage readers.
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- 2. theme topic Exposure • Very focused on different camera techniques, as well as big and CLEAR pictures. • With this theme we can do spinoffs and have exceptional photography. Journey • Our journey through this high school year, also relating it to travelling through life. • We hope to use an antique type theme throughout the yearbook. Angle • Throughout the yearbook we hope to use stamps, silhouettes, and polaroid's to portray the more vintage look as well as use some vintage backgrounds.
- 3. we are changing it up. • For certain pages there will be ONLY pictures, with no article. • Focusing A LOT on your photography, only the best photos should be in the yearbook. Sounds harsh, but we want this to be the best yearbook yet! • Bigger pictures, less writing which we touched on above. • Getting rid of pages, merging some pages, and adding different pages. • New names! Creative head titles. We would like to get rid of names like mugs, sports, academics and change the names to something more interesting, like … • Adding a ribbon to the yearbook • One picture divider pages. More divider pages
- 4. fonts… TITLE Sub-title Text/body Font: Caviar Dreams Size: 80 Font: Haettenschweiler Size: 27 Font: Tw Cen MT Size: 12
- 5. example covers Font used: AHJ Chantilly LH
- 10. example spreads…