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This website analysis document discusses key elements of a website including an embedded trailer, social media links for content sharing, navigational menus, and links to purchase related DVDs or download content from iTunes.
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The document describes a student's alternative music magazine product. It discusses how the magazine challenges conventions by using unconventional layouts, fonts, and photography. For example, the cover features a model on the right side rather than center. The contents page uses black boxes behind text. The double page spread uses monochrome colors and an unconventional eye flow. The student also discusses targeting their magazine towards young adults interested in music and fashion, and choosing Bauer Media as a potential distributor due to their global reach and use of online media. The student learned various Photoshop and WordPress skills through constructing the magazine product.
The making of my contents page
The document outlines plans for a table of contents photoshoot. It will feature the same pink-haired model from the cover lying on a bed wearing the same outfit. The photoshoot will take place at the author's mother's bedroom using a lamp for lighting and no other props. Sample photos from the shoot are included, one showing the model in the desired positioning looking edgy, and another where the author edited the hair to be pink in Photoshop to further an alternative feel.
Making of dps
The document outlines a plan for a double page spread photoshoot featuring model Lunara Fenton. Key details include:
- Shooting Lunara on or near Albert Bridge at night when the lights are on, in black and white.
- Outfitting Lunara in a nice jacket, black skirt, and Doc Martens boots given the cold weather.
- Choosing a final image where Lunara is framed by the bridge lights in the distance.
- Editing the chosen photo to make Lunara in color with pink hair while keeping the rest black and white.
- Incorporating an edited cover photo into the layout, layered and with Lunara's hair pink.
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This document provides an analysis of double page spreads from two magazines - NME and Q Magazine. It discusses the history and background of each magazine, their target audiences, use of color in the analyzed articles, language and tone used, and analyzes images from each spread. For NME, the analyzed article uses a black and white landscape photo and monochrome colors to give a tranquil mood. For Q Magazine, the spread uses black, white and red, with a black and white portrait image to give the article a mysterious feel.
Making of Double page spread
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- The shoot will take place at night on Albert Bridge in London, featuring the bridge's lights.
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- Test shots from the shoot are presented, with one chosen for the spread that captures Lunara with the bridge in the background.
- The final spread incorporates this image along with an edited cover shot, and text noting design improvements.
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This document provides an analysis of double page spreads from two magazines - NME and Q Magazine. It discusses the history and background of each magazine, their target audiences, use of color in the analyzed spreads, language and tone used, and analyzes images included on the spreads. Key details covered include NME targeting 16-26 year olds and using mainly black and white with pink/yellow accents, while Q targets 25-40 year olds and uses black, white and red with one black and white image.
Double page spread analysis
This document provides an analysis of a double page spread from the magazine NME (New Musical Express). It summarizes the history and target audience of NME, which is 16-26 year olds interested in indie, rock, and alternative music. It analyzes the color scheme and use of black and white in the article, noting it gives the piece a tranquil and minimalist feel. Finally, it examines the image used, pointing out its black and white landscape format captures the artist's reflection and gives the article a mysterious tone through its lack of color.
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This document provides an analysis of the contents page of Vibe Magazine. It discusses key elements of the contents page including the contents logo, editorial pillars, credits section, and overall design. The analysis praises the modern, hip, and classy feel created through monochromatic colors, simple fonts, and focus on fashion and style. In addition, it compares Vibe's contents page to those of other magazines like Dazed and Confused.
Table of contents analyisis
Vibe is a music and entertainment magazine founded by Quincy Jones that primarily features R&B and hip-hop artists. After shutting down in 2009, it was purchased by a private equity firm and now publishes quarterly with a larger online presence. Its target demographic is young, urban followers of hip-hop culture. The magazine stood out from competitors by featuring a broader range of interests beyond just rap music. As of 2007, its circulation was approximately 800,000.
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Masthead research
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Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a new music magazine. It found that most respondents preferred an alternative/indie genre focus. Interviews were the most popular article type. Most people said they would pay £3-£4 and that I-D magazine had the best cover design. CLASH magazine was the most commonly preferred existing music magazine. The majority preferred a simple magazine style.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a new music magazine. It found that most respondents preferred an alternative/indie genre focus. Interviews were the most popular article type. Most people said they would pay £3-£4 and that I-D magazine had the best cover design. CLASH magazine was the most commonly preferred existing music magazine. The majority preferred a simple magazine style.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a new music magazine. It found that most respondents preferred an alternative/indie genre focus. Interviews were the most popular article type. Most people said they would pay £3-£4 and that I-D magazine had the best cover design. CLASH magazine was the most commonly preferred existing music magazine. The majority preferred a simple magazine style.
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Clash Magazine's cover features a portrait photo of singer Florence Welch with a minimalist design and color scheme of blue, white, and red. Rolling Stone's busy cover includes multiple headlines and photos of Justin Bieber, with a bold color scheme of red, white, and black. The document examines elements like the mastheads, headlines, photos, color schemes, and eye flow of both magazine covers.
Contents 2
This 3 sentence document outlines a plan for creating a contents page in Microsoft Word. The author intends to create their contents page using Microsoft Word. A brief plan is mentioned for a contents page created in the Microsoft Word program.
Contents 2
This 3 sentence document outlines a plan for creating a contents page in Microsoft Word. The author intends to create their contents page using Microsoft Word. A brief plan is mentioned for a contents page created in the Microsoft Word program.
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Making of dps
The document outlines a plan for a double page spread photoshoot featuring model Lunara Fenton. Key details include:
- Shooting Lunara on or near Albert Bridge at night when the lights are on, in black and white.
- Outfitting Lunara in a nice jacket, black skirt, and Doc Martens boots given the cold weather.
- Choosing a final image where Lunara is framed by the bridge lights in the distance.
- Editing the chosen photo to make Lunara in color with pink hair while keeping the rest black and white.
- Incorporating an edited cover photo into the layout, layered and with Lunara's hair pink.
Double page spread analysis
This document provides an analysis of double page spreads from two magazines - NME and Q Magazine. It discusses the history and background of each magazine, their target audiences, use of color in the analyzed articles, language and tone used, and analyzes images from each spread. For NME, the analyzed article uses a black and white landscape photo and monochrome colors to give a tranquil mood. For Q Magazine, the spread uses black, white and red, with a black and white portrait image to give the article a mysterious feel.
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The document outlines the plan for a double page spread photoshoot featuring model Lunara Fenton. Key details include:
- The shoot will take place at night on Albert Bridge in London, featuring the bridge's lights.
- Lunara will wear a black skirt, jacket and boots.
- The final image will be in black and white to match the magazine's monochrome theme.
- Test shots from the shoot are presented, with one chosen for the spread that captures Lunara with the bridge in the background.
- The final spread incorporates this image along with an edited cover shot, and text noting design improvements.
Double page spread analysis (1)
This document provides an analysis of double page spreads from two magazines - NME and Q Magazine. It discusses the history and background of each magazine, their target audiences, use of color in the analyzed spreads, language and tone used, and analyzes images included on the spreads. Key details covered include NME targeting 16-26 year olds and using mainly black and white with pink/yellow accents, while Q targets 25-40 year olds and uses black, white and red with one black and white image.
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This document provides an analysis of a double page spread from the magazine NME (New Musical Express). It summarizes the history and target audience of NME, which is 16-26 year olds interested in indie, rock, and alternative music. It analyzes the color scheme and use of black and white in the article, noting it gives the piece a tranquil and minimalist feel. Finally, it examines the image used, pointing out its black and white landscape format captures the artist's reflection and gives the article a mysterious tone through its lack of color.
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This document provides an analysis of the contents page of Vibe Magazine. It discusses key elements of the contents page including the contents logo, editorial pillars, credits section, and overall design. The analysis praises the modern, hip, and classy feel created through monochromatic colors, simple fonts, and focus on fashion and style. In addition, it compares Vibe's contents page to those of other magazines like Dazed and Confused.
Table of contents analyisis
Vibe is a music and entertainment magazine founded by Quincy Jones that primarily features R&B and hip-hop artists. After shutting down in 2009, it was purchased by a private equity firm and now publishes quarterly with a larger online presence. Its target demographic is young, urban followers of hip-hop culture. The magazine stood out from competitors by featuring a broader range of interests beyond just rap music. As of 2007, its circulation was approximately 800,000.
The making of my front cover
The document outlines the process of creating the front cover of a magazine. It describes planning a photo shoot with a friend to take a portrait headshot of a model lying on a bed. Details are provided on desired lighting, outfit, and cropping the image. The photos are shown along with editing done in Photoshop to change the model's hair and eye color. Feedback on the first draft cover is given to add a barcode and improve kickers. The final cover layout is displayed along with an explanation of design choices to draw in readers.
Masthead research
The document discusses different magazine mastheads and what elements make an effective one. It notes that bold, standing out, using an interesting modern font, and being easy to read are important. It provides examples of mastheads from different magazines and how they incorporate black backgrounds, sans serif fonts, placement at the bottom of the cover, and varying the font size and color to make the title noticeable and readable. The author then describes their own masthead design for a music magazine called "PAUSE" which uses a black background and replaces the "U" with a pause sign in black to make it stand out from other magazines.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a new music magazine. It found that most respondents preferred an alternative/indie genre focus. Interviews were the most popular article type. Most people said they would pay £3-£4 and that I-D magazine had the best cover design. CLASH magazine was the most commonly preferred existing music magazine. The majority preferred a simple magazine style.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a new music magazine. It found that most respondents preferred an alternative/indie genre focus. Interviews were the most popular article type. Most people said they would pay £3-£4 and that I-D magazine had the best cover design. CLASH magazine was the most commonly preferred existing music magazine. The majority preferred a simple magazine style.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a new music magazine. It found that most respondents preferred an alternative/indie genre focus. Interviews were the most popular article type. Most people said they would pay £3-£4 and that I-D magazine had the best cover design. CLASH magazine was the most commonly preferred existing music magazine. The majority preferred a simple magazine style.
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Contents 2
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Contents 2
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