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VaporVibe will be a print magazine targeting 15-35 year old males and females. The magazine will focus on the vaporwave music genre and microgenre, featuring new music, art, and films. The front cover will have sell lines about new albums and music to entice fans of obscure and underground genres. Inside, a double page spread will feature an article explaining what vaporwave is for those unfamiliar, discussing its origins in 1980s-1990s mood music and samples as well as its visual aesthetic inspired by retro web design and VHS effects.
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Case study of the source
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1. Pop Art emerged in the 1960s and utilized imagery from popular culture and mass media such as advertisements, comics, and everyday consumer products.
2. Key American Pop Artists included Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Rauschenberg, and Claes Oldenburg. They used techniques like silkscreening and incorporated imagery from products, celebrities, and comics.
3. Andy Warhol produced iconic works featuring Campbell's soup cans and images of celebrities. Roy Lichtenstein adopted a comic book style to depict familiar scenes and characters.
4. Pop Art commented on consumerism and mass production in postwar American society by appropriating popular imagery
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- 6. • Cosmos Reports DIY Gazette Contract Monthly Magazine Soul Week Management Today Inspire Chronicle Intelligence Journal Scholar Magazine Relaxation Digest Resource Magazine • Dream Report Perspective Digest Viewpoint Report Destiny Reports Lustrous Week Viewpoint Report Strength Magazine Turbine Magazine Luck Magazine Breaking Report Physique Digest Tattoo Review Carnival Week Undefined Weekly Magazine Power Monthly Survival Magazine Illusion Daily Fad Guide Reality Journal Chance Review Private Suite VaporVibe Infinity Independence Potential names
- 7. Name of my magazine • VaporVibe
- 8. Ideas for magazine covers
- 9. Main sell line • For people who are interested in the sub-genre Vaporwave and will like to see new music and art from the genre. • Fans of obscure music. • Fans of the art • People who want to know about the genre • People who want to know more about it
- 10. Sell lines for the front cover New albums New music Photography Planning Location/Setting/Décor: College Studio Mise-en-scene: Lighting of the character/characters Model/models Theme: Action, comedy, horror, thriller ETC Cinematography: Close up shot of the model, medium close up, long shot ETC Posed, the model will be looking directly at the camera. I will use sub images of new films In my dps will use images to correlate with the subject matter of that dps
- 12. Main Image Pull quote Title Article Page. Magazine etc information ArticleDrop Captial
- 13. Model aiming a gun down Bright pastel lighting Purple, blues, whites Magazine name VapｏrViｂｅ ゜つ泳
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