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- In 2005, Rodale launched Women's Health magazine as a sister publication to Men's Health to provide health, fitness, nutrition, and lifestyle advice to women from a trusted source. - The magazine features celebrities and models and focuses on topics like health, nutrition, fitness, sex, and lifestyle to help women feel good about themselves. - An analysis of a magazine cover found it featured famous philanthropist Katie Piper, who was attacked with acid, to discuss how fitness helped her recover and feel confident again.
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3. Scheduling photoshoots with models Molly and Mimi, with the latter's backyard providing good backdrop despite changed plans.
4. Outlining a 4-week production schedule to edit photos, design album/magazine covers, and layout a double-page article spread.
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Simran proposes a project called Project Lola to create promotional materials for an upcoming female artist. She will produce a magazine cover and double page spread about the artist using InDesign. She will also create a photography portfolio, concert poster, and merchandise using Photoshop skills developed in previous projects. Simran will research magazines, portfolios, posters and merchandise of other artists for inspiration and ideas. She outlines a production schedule over 17 weeks to complete research, experiments, planning, production and evaluation of her work.
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Simran proposes a project called Project Lola to create promotional materials for an upcoming female artist. She will produce a magazine cover and double page spread about the artist using InDesign. She will also create a photography portfolio, concert poster, and merchandise using Photoshop skills developed in previous projects. Simran will research magazines, portfolios, posters and merchandise of other artists for inspiration and ideas. She outlines a production schedule over 17 weeks to complete research, experiments, planning, production and evaluation of her work.
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The document discusses a photography project where the student created promotional materials for a fictional musician named Lola. They produced items like concert posters, album covers, and magazine spreads. The student chose this project because they enjoy photography and were influenced by their uncle who is a wedding photographer. They found the editing aspect most interesting as they could make the images look how they wanted. The student held a survey to choose the musician's name from options and "Lola" was the most popular choice. They received feedback on their work which helped them improve aspects like colors, text positioning, and slide layouts. Overall, the student was happy with the professional and realistic products they created and felt their album cover was the best piece as it was unique
Presentation
The document summarizes the target audiences and research for a presentation on marketing a musician to teenage girls. It discusses two target age groups - younger audiences still in school and older audiences who enthusiastically attend concerts. Research showed a preference for Dua Lipa's work. Existing products and photographers on Instagram provided inspiration for visual styles. Peer feedback on unfinished work emphasized making the album cover and spread brighter and more eye-catching. The final outcomes included clear advertisements and a consistent color scheme, though models and time management presented issues.
Proposal
The document is a project proposal from a student named Simran Jabbal. The proposal is for a project called "Project Lola" focusing on print and photography. The student discusses their skills in InDesign and Photoshop which they will apply such as placing images and editing brush tools. They propose creating merchandise and materials for a fictional upcoming female artist, including a poster, magazine spread, and photography portfolio. They plan to research other works for inspiration and will evaluate their progress weekly with a production diary and peer feedback.
Production
Simran Jabbal provides photography services including album covers, magazine covers, double page spreads, and tour date posters. Her portfolio includes samples of her work in album covers, magazine covers, double page spreads, and tour date posters. She is available for photography projects in areas such as album covers, magazine covers, double page spreads, and tour date posters.
Evaluation
This document summarizes the process of creating various media projects, including an album cover, magazine cover, double page article spread, and tour poster. Feedback was incorporated at various stages to improve the designs. Comparisons are made between the author's work and professional examples, noting differences in layout, color schemes, and elements used. The photography portfolio features photos taken of a model in different outfits and locations with a theme of brick walls and nature.
Evaluation
The document describes the evaluation of a student's project creating promotional materials for a new female musician. The initial concept was to create advertisements and merchandise but changed to an album cover after a t-shirt design was deemed unprofessional. Most design inspiration came from a questionnaire. The intentions of creating new images and designs were met with the finished tour poster, magazine cover, album covers, photography portfolio, and double page spread. Research included looking at similar materials online and a questionnaire to name the musician, though it could have been improved. Planning went well initially but was disrupted when the first model fell ill, requiring new planning. Time management was a challenge due to the change in models late in the process. Reflection was done through weekly diaries
Evaluation
This document summarizes the process of creating various media projects, including an album cover, magazine cover, double page article spread, and tour poster. Feedback was incorporated at various stages to improve the designs. Comparisons are made between the author's work and professional examples, noting differences in layout, color schemes, and elements used. The photography portfolio features photos of a model taken in various outfits and locations with a theme of brick walls and nature.
Problem Solving
The document discusses potential problems and solutions that may arise during a photography project. It begins by outlining backup plans for equipment like bringing extra batteries and storage. It then discusses various technical issues that could happen like software or computer crashes and how to ensure work is saved. Potential problems with models backing out last minute or issues with weather or locations are addressed. Solutions involve having backup models and locations selected. The document emphasizes the importance of saving work frequently and having backups to avoid losing progress if any issues occur.
Research
This document contains summaries of magazine covers, articles, and advertisements.
The first summary describes the cover of a NME magazine featuring Craig David. It uses a gray background to make David stand out as he crouches wearing all black. The cover promotes his new album and Spotify playlist.
The second summary is about a double page spread in NME featuring Stefflon Don. It continues the black, white, and gray color scheme, with her pink hair standing out. The text calls her a "million dollar baby" though she lacks confidence.
The third summary is a tour date poster for Dua Lipa that continues the consistency of her album covers. It features her in black and white to look
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This document appears to be an artist's portfolio listing various types of graphic design work including album covers, magazine covers, spreads, posters, and photography. The portfolio highlights Simran Jabbal's experience and skills in visual design across different media formats for music, publishing, and touring.
Planning
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Theory
This document provides information about various photographers, musicians, and photoshoots that have inspired the creator's project on a young female musician. It discusses two photographers, Adrian Jones and Marlon Ming, and aspects of their photography styles that will influence the project. It also profiles three musicians at different stages of their careers that inspired the work: Dua Lipa, Madonna, and Camila Cabello. Billboard photoshoots of Normani and Avril Lavigne are analyzed for lighting, backgrounds, and prop usage. A bibliography cites sources on the musicians, photographers, and record labels.
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