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The document analyzes the design elements of a magazine cover, including the use of an extreme close-up shot of a serious facial expression to draw attention to the issue of racism. Key elements like the masthead, layout, and color scheme are discussed in relation to creating a professional look while addressing serious topics for an adult target audience.
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2) Vibe magazine features Nicki Minaj in bright, clashing colors with cartoon elements to appeal to youth.
3) Q magazine features Kings of Leon with natural scenery and fonts matching the target audience.
4) Another Q magazine contents page features two band photos, one dull and one bright, along with masthead and colors drawing attention.
Analysing existing magazines
- The masthead is located in the top right corner of the second page, which is unexpected, to draw attention.
- Lady Gaga's black and white close-up image shows her naked apart from chains, expressing vulnerability in her article and appealing to fans.
- Her facial expression is a slight pout, showing beauty that women aspire to, and eye contact makes the article feel personal.
- A vibrant red "L" is cleverly concealed within the article text to contrast the black and white photo.
Codes & conventions
The document discusses codes and conventions used on magazine covers and spreads. It notes that magazine covers typically use bold, eye-catching titles in colors that stand out from the background. The name of the featured artist is made even bolder to draw attention. Covers also commonly use mid-shot portraits showing personality through poses and outfits. Double page spreads inside magazines similarly employ plain backgrounds to make titles and images pop, along with drop caps to guide the eye to start reading. Facial expressions are often enticing or mysterious to intrigue readers into learning more within the issue.
Kerrang magazine analysis powerpoint final
The document provides an analysis of Kerrang magazine covers and contents pages. Some key points:
1) Covers use dramatic fonts, images, and layouts to represent the rock genre and appeal to teenage audiences. Central artist images dominate the page and eye contact with the reader creates engagement.
2) Contents pages summarize stories and advertise competitions to encourage reading. Editors' comments maintain a casual tone. A variety of fonts, colors, and images break up the text for easier reading.
3) Double page spreads feature large central artist images and utilize non-verbal communication between artist and reader. Interviews are clearly formatted with colored text. Captions provide context for surrounding images.
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