The document discusses magazine layout conventions for music magazines like Kerrang. Some key points:
1) The masthead is always one of the largest texts on the cover page to identify the magazine. The featured band's name is also in a large font below to indicate the main article.
2) The cover includes the main band's picture centered along with other article headlines and images to attract a wide audience.
3) Inside, the contents page lists the main stories large with images to appeal to many readers. Other articles are listed in smaller font.
4) The featured band's article contains the band's name, pictures, quotes and story in a newspaper column format. Additional information promotes the band's
The document provides details on the layout and design of the front and inside covers of a rock music magazine. The front cover will have the magazine's masthead in large red letters across the top. The issue date and two catchy cover lines will attract readers' attention. The inside cover will similarly have the masthead and issue date, along with the table of contents. Images and short descriptions will entice readers to learn more about the featured artists and stories.
This document analyzes the front cover of a Q magazine issue. It discusses several design elements including the masthead, main image, cover lines, and left third of the cover which highlights key information. The contents pages are also examined, noting how images, categories, and a two-page layout help navigate the magazine's content. Finally, a double page article spread on the band Muse is summarized, focusing on a pull quote and wide shot image used.
The document analyzes magazine covers and interior pages, discussing elements like mastheads, photos, colors, quotes, and article topics. It examines how these components are used to target specific audiences, mainly 37-year-old males. Key points analyzed include how images, colors, and articles appeal to the target demographic through references to music genres and styles they likely enjoyed during their youth. The document provides a thorough breakdown of visual and written elements across multiple magazine spreads.
The document discusses various techniques used to attract and address the intended audience of an independent music magazine. These techniques include using emboldened text and direct address to catch the audience's attention, incorporating the audience's preferred color schemes, asking questions to engage the audience, using consistent typography to familiarize the audience, and providing a variety of content at a reasonable price. Personal pronouns, drop quotes, images, and promotion of new bands are also used to attract and involve the target indie music audience.
The front cover of Classic Rock Magazine features a black and white photo of the band ACDC. The magazine's title is in white text against the black background to stand out. Additional text promotes "4 Free Gifts" in yellow to attract buyers. The use of ACDC's logo and reference to their song "Whole Lotta Rosie" connects the magazine directly to the band and signals the issue's focus on ACDC.
The Kerrang magazine cover features the British rock band You Me At Six. The magazine title font resembles shattered glass to relate to rock/punk music. The cover uses bright colors and images of the happy band to attract readers. It advertises free items and headlines to intrigue buyers. The contents page layout is simple with one large band image and quotes to entice reading further stories.
The document analyzes the conventions of magazines Top of the Pops and We Love Pop. It discusses their front covers which feature large mastheads, cover models making eye contact, and key information in the left third. It also examines their contents pages, which are organized in columns with images and page numbers to locate articles. Finally, it reviews double page spreads, noting their use of large titles, graphics, and celebrity interviews to engage readers. The conclusion identifies which conventions will be adopted or adapted for a new magazine, focusing on visual appeal and readability.
1) The document outlines plans for a magazine called "In-Tune" targeted at girls aged 13-18 that is centered around pop star Justin Bieber.
2) The cover design features Bieber prominently and uses bright colors and buzzwords to draw in the target audience.
3) Inside pages will include an exclusive interview with Bieber where he "reveals all" as well as fashion spreads and articles in four categories to interest readers.
This document provides suggestions for improving the design of a magazine cover. It recommends including an eye-catching photo of a recognizable character from the film being advertised. Large, bold text for the title and headlines will draw the reader's eye to key information. Contrasting colors between text and backgrounds also help elements stand out. Varied font sizes create a visual hierarchy to guide the reader through the page. An exclusive story or interview could make the magazine and film seem more important. Overall, the cover aims to attract readers with prominent imagery and text that creates intrigue around the film.
Q is a monthly magazine focused on music reviews that has been published since 1986. Clash is also a UK-based monthly music magazine founded in 2004 that has taken a more artistic approach in recent years. Both magazines use photography and layout techniques to draw readers in, but Clash stands out by defying some conventions with its unique artistic style influenced by fashion.
The document summarizes the magazine cover and contents page created by the student. The cover uses bright colors and features a teenage model to attract teen readers. It hides some letters in the masthead to suggest it is a well-known magazine. The contents page lists the stories and pages in a clear, professional manner to guide readers to articles that might interest them. Existing magazine contents pages were also researched for layout inspiration.
The document provides research on magazine front covers for films. It discusses several key aspects of effective magazine covers including using eye-catching images, prominent titles, and including typical design elements like mastheads and dates. The main functions are noted as the image, which should be interesting, and the title, so viewers know the film name. Creating an engaging image that sticks in people's minds is important. Research also showed the need to include typical magazine cover elements to make it look realistic.
The document provides an analysis of magazine articles from Top of the Pops and We Love Pop magazines. It summarizes the type and focus of the magazines, including chart information, celebrity gossip, and fashion advice. It also analyzes features like the front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads, noting design elements like large images and fonts, and how these elements appeal to the target audiences.
The layout and design of the magazine cover aims to attract readers through bold headlines and images. Notable features include a shattered masterhead suggesting a rock magazine, prominent placement of the lead singer to generate interest, and use of gold and white to convey luxury. Taglines about music celebrities aim to intrigue readers into learning more. Overall, the cover is designed to quickly inform readers of the main stories and attract potential buyers through visual elements and provocative text.
This contents page focuses on one main image of the band Aerosmith, implying their importance. It references a free music CD on page 91, adding mystery. The band name is in bold, identifying them as the cover story without saying so. Page numbers are in red, standing out and implying each feature is interesting or intriguing.
The document discusses what was learned about new technologies from constructing a music magazine. Key points include:
- More practice with design programs like Photoshop and layout programs like Quark was needed to produce a more polished magazine.
- Photography skills also required more practice, as initial photos for the magazine were blurry due to using an inferior camera.
- Comparing the music magazine to an earlier school magazine project showed significant improvement, demonstrating what can be achieved with more experience using design software.
- Valuable skills were gained using Photoshop for image editing and arranging, and Quark for article layout and composition.
The document provides details about the layout and design elements of several magazine covers and contents pages. Key points include:
1) Magazine covers use techniques like bold fonts, headlines, buzzwords, and celebrity images to attract readers' attention and encourage purchases. Placement of mastheads, dates, prices, and other text aims to optimize reader engagement.
2) Contents pages organize magazine sections and previews of articles using a mix of text, images, and quotes to inform readers and maintain interest across issues. Some include promotions like discounted subscription offers.
3) Design choices like fonts, colors, images, and positioning of elements communicate information to readers and influence how content is perceived and experienced. Consistent branding and layouts
The document summarizes conventions of magazine and film posters. For magazines, it notes that mastheads use bright colors and sans serif fonts to stand out. Images take up full pages with titles and descriptions. Cover lines use sans serif fonts in contrasting colors. Colors match associated films. Publication details like date and price are by the masthead.
For posters, the film title is the largest text in bright sans serif fonts. Images commonly show characters in mid or long shots. Credits are at the bottom. Actors' names may be at the top. Slogans pose questions to intrigue viewers. Past films by the same producer are mentioned to draw existing fans. Release dates create excitement. Teen
The document summarizes conventions of magazine and film posters. For magazines, it notes that mastheads use bright colors and sans serif fonts to stand out. Images take up full pages with titles and descriptions. Cover lines use sans serif fonts in contrasting colors. Colors match associated films. Publication details like date and price are by the masthead.
For posters, the film title is the largest text in bright sans serif fonts. Images commonly show characters in mid or long shots. Credits are at the bottom. Actors' names may be at the top. Slogans pose questions to intrigue viewers. Past films by the same producer are mentioned to draw existing fans. Release dates create excitement. Teen
The document discusses conventions of magazine front covers and how the author's media product challenges or develops some of those conventions. Specifically:
- The product uses a conventional masthead but with a foreign language title to seem more sophisticated.
- It uses fewer cover stories and lines in a smaller font to imply a mature audience interested in content over flashy graphics.
- Non-traditional elements like price and lack of additional graphics target an older demographic.
- The boost image features a saxophone but the artist plays ukulele, challenging expectations of jazz music.
The document discusses strategies for attracting and addressing the intended audience of a new magazine. It will attract readers by lowering the price as it is a new magazine, featuring well-known celebrities to give readers value, and using an eye-catching 3D effect on the cover that is novel. It will address younger audiences specifically by featuring a young up-and-coming rapper they can relate to, and holding a competition for new headphones that teenagers desire. The layout and design elements like bold titles, colors, and images are intended to clearly present content and grab readers' attention.
The document summarizes and compares the styles of two music magazines - Mixmag and NME. Mixmag targets electronic music fans with colorful informal design and language. Its articles focus on artists like Joe Goddard. NME targets rock and indie fans with reds, blacks, and yellows in a messy informal style. One article discusses Nirvana's iconic Unplugged concert. Both magazines have informal balances appealing to rebellious male audiences.
The magazine uses consistent branding elements like fonts, colors, and layout across issues to maintain its identity. On the contents page, a large central image promotes the main story, while smaller images paired with short descriptions advertise other articles. Numbers link the images to their corresponding pages to help readers navigate. These visual elements make the magazine appealing and accessible.
The document summarizes magazine design elements that engage readers. Bright colors and famous artists on the cover entice readers. Contents pages introduce stories and give a sense of routine. Interviews provide insight into bands and artists. Photos and quotes make double page spreads informative and engaging. Together, these elements aim to attract and inform readers on the magazine's relevant music topics.
The content page uses a consistent color scheme of red, black and white to guide the reader around the page from left to right and highlight important information. Key elements like the magazine logo and title are placed to the top left to be the first things seen. Main stories are identified through large images, bold text, and page numbers to direct readers to the full articles. Advertisements are also included to promote related content, bands, and generate revenue for the magazine.
The document discusses various design elements used in magazine contents pages to engage readers:
1) Headers provide information about what is on each page to give readers context and encourage reading on.
2) Headlines give small bits of information about each page's content to allow readers to choose articles and draw them into others.
3) Graphic features and bleeds add visual interest and provide hints about article contents, making readers want to learn more.
Both magazines use bold fonts and photos on the cover to attract readers interested in particular artists or genres. Key details like the editor's name, publication date, price and distribution outlets are also provided. Interior pages continue promoting articles through images and quotes. The layouts employ colors, fonts, and photography consistently with the magazines' themes.
The document summarizes key aspects of magazine contents pages from Kerrang and Metal Hammer magazines.
Kerrang uses a bold title and color scheme to draw attention to the contents page and preview different articles. Subheadings are in columns to emulate a newspaper style. Images are used to entice readers to specific articles. Metal Hammer also uses a newspaper-style column layout to contrast images and spread out band previews for readers to easily find articles of interest. Both magazines employ consistent branding and layout elements to aid navigation and build recognition among readers issue to issue.
The document provides guidelines for designing a magazine masthead. The main image will take up the whole background and feature a mid-shot or close-up of a modern, fashionable music artist. Around the main image will be cover lines explaining the magazine's contents. Additional images will represent and provide context for the cover lines. The most prominent element will be the cover story title, located at the bottom of the page and featuring a large-font interview with an upcoming music artist.
This document provides suggestions for improving the design of a magazine cover. It recommends including an eye-catching photo of a recognizable character from the film being advertised. Large, bold text for the title and headlines will draw the reader's eye to key information. Contrasting colors between text and backgrounds also help elements stand out. Varied font sizes create a visual hierarchy to guide the reader through the page. An exclusive story or interview could make the magazine and film seem more important. Overall, the cover aims to attract readers with prominent imagery and text that creates intrigue around the film.
Q is a monthly magazine focused on music reviews that has been published since 1986. Clash is also a UK-based monthly music magazine founded in 2004 that has taken a more artistic approach in recent years. Both magazines use photography and layout techniques to draw readers in, but Clash stands out by defying some conventions with its unique artistic style influenced by fashion.
The document summarizes the magazine cover and contents page created by the student. The cover uses bright colors and features a teenage model to attract teen readers. It hides some letters in the masthead to suggest it is a well-known magazine. The contents page lists the stories and pages in a clear, professional manner to guide readers to articles that might interest them. Existing magazine contents pages were also researched for layout inspiration.
The document provides research on magazine front covers for films. It discusses several key aspects of effective magazine covers including using eye-catching images, prominent titles, and including typical design elements like mastheads and dates. The main functions are noted as the image, which should be interesting, and the title, so viewers know the film name. Creating an engaging image that sticks in people's minds is important. Research also showed the need to include typical magazine cover elements to make it look realistic.
The document provides an analysis of magazine articles from Top of the Pops and We Love Pop magazines. It summarizes the type and focus of the magazines, including chart information, celebrity gossip, and fashion advice. It also analyzes features like the front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads, noting design elements like large images and fonts, and how these elements appeal to the target audiences.
The layout and design of the magazine cover aims to attract readers through bold headlines and images. Notable features include a shattered masterhead suggesting a rock magazine, prominent placement of the lead singer to generate interest, and use of gold and white to convey luxury. Taglines about music celebrities aim to intrigue readers into learning more. Overall, the cover is designed to quickly inform readers of the main stories and attract potential buyers through visual elements and provocative text.
This contents page focuses on one main image of the band Aerosmith, implying their importance. It references a free music CD on page 91, adding mystery. The band name is in bold, identifying them as the cover story without saying so. Page numbers are in red, standing out and implying each feature is interesting or intriguing.
The document discusses what was learned about new technologies from constructing a music magazine. Key points include:
- More practice with design programs like Photoshop and layout programs like Quark was needed to produce a more polished magazine.
- Photography skills also required more practice, as initial photos for the magazine were blurry due to using an inferior camera.
- Comparing the music magazine to an earlier school magazine project showed significant improvement, demonstrating what can be achieved with more experience using design software.
- Valuable skills were gained using Photoshop for image editing and arranging, and Quark for article layout and composition.
The document provides details about the layout and design elements of several magazine covers and contents pages. Key points include:
1) Magazine covers use techniques like bold fonts, headlines, buzzwords, and celebrity images to attract readers' attention and encourage purchases. Placement of mastheads, dates, prices, and other text aims to optimize reader engagement.
2) Contents pages organize magazine sections and previews of articles using a mix of text, images, and quotes to inform readers and maintain interest across issues. Some include promotions like discounted subscription offers.
3) Design choices like fonts, colors, images, and positioning of elements communicate information to readers and influence how content is perceived and experienced. Consistent branding and layouts
The document summarizes conventions of magazine and film posters. For magazines, it notes that mastheads use bright colors and sans serif fonts to stand out. Images take up full pages with titles and descriptions. Cover lines use sans serif fonts in contrasting colors. Colors match associated films. Publication details like date and price are by the masthead.
For posters, the film title is the largest text in bright sans serif fonts. Images commonly show characters in mid or long shots. Credits are at the bottom. Actors' names may be at the top. Slogans pose questions to intrigue viewers. Past films by the same producer are mentioned to draw existing fans. Release dates create excitement. Teen
The document summarizes conventions of magazine and film posters. For magazines, it notes that mastheads use bright colors and sans serif fonts to stand out. Images take up full pages with titles and descriptions. Cover lines use sans serif fonts in contrasting colors. Colors match associated films. Publication details like date and price are by the masthead.
For posters, the film title is the largest text in bright sans serif fonts. Images commonly show characters in mid or long shots. Credits are at the bottom. Actors' names may be at the top. Slogans pose questions to intrigue viewers. Past films by the same producer are mentioned to draw existing fans. Release dates create excitement. Teen
The document discusses conventions of magazine front covers and how the author's media product challenges or develops some of those conventions. Specifically:
- The product uses a conventional masthead but with a foreign language title to seem more sophisticated.
- It uses fewer cover stories and lines in a smaller font to imply a mature audience interested in content over flashy graphics.
- Non-traditional elements like price and lack of additional graphics target an older demographic.
- The boost image features a saxophone but the artist plays ukulele, challenging expectations of jazz music.
The document discusses strategies for attracting and addressing the intended audience of a new magazine. It will attract readers by lowering the price as it is a new magazine, featuring well-known celebrities to give readers value, and using an eye-catching 3D effect on the cover that is novel. It will address younger audiences specifically by featuring a young up-and-coming rapper they can relate to, and holding a competition for new headphones that teenagers desire. The layout and design elements like bold titles, colors, and images are intended to clearly present content and grab readers' attention.
The document summarizes and compares the styles of two music magazines - Mixmag and NME. Mixmag targets electronic music fans with colorful informal design and language. Its articles focus on artists like Joe Goddard. NME targets rock and indie fans with reds, blacks, and yellows in a messy informal style. One article discusses Nirvana's iconic Unplugged concert. Both magazines have informal balances appealing to rebellious male audiences.
The magazine uses consistent branding elements like fonts, colors, and layout across issues to maintain its identity. On the contents page, a large central image promotes the main story, while smaller images paired with short descriptions advertise other articles. Numbers link the images to their corresponding pages to help readers navigate. These visual elements make the magazine appealing and accessible.
The document summarizes magazine design elements that engage readers. Bright colors and famous artists on the cover entice readers. Contents pages introduce stories and give a sense of routine. Interviews provide insight into bands and artists. Photos and quotes make double page spreads informative and engaging. Together, these elements aim to attract and inform readers on the magazine's relevant music topics.
The content page uses a consistent color scheme of red, black and white to guide the reader around the page from left to right and highlight important information. Key elements like the magazine logo and title are placed to the top left to be the first things seen. Main stories are identified through large images, bold text, and page numbers to direct readers to the full articles. Advertisements are also included to promote related content, bands, and generate revenue for the magazine.
The document discusses various design elements used in magazine contents pages to engage readers:
1) Headers provide information about what is on each page to give readers context and encourage reading on.
2) Headlines give small bits of information about each page's content to allow readers to choose articles and draw them into others.
3) Graphic features and bleeds add visual interest and provide hints about article contents, making readers want to learn more.
Both magazines use bold fonts and photos on the cover to attract readers interested in particular artists or genres. Key details like the editor's name, publication date, price and distribution outlets are also provided. Interior pages continue promoting articles through images and quotes. The layouts employ colors, fonts, and photography consistently with the magazines' themes.
The document summarizes key aspects of magazine contents pages from Kerrang and Metal Hammer magazines.
Kerrang uses a bold title and color scheme to draw attention to the contents page and preview different articles. Subheadings are in columns to emulate a newspaper style. Images are used to entice readers to specific articles. Metal Hammer also uses a newspaper-style column layout to contrast images and spread out band previews for readers to easily find articles of interest. Both magazines employ consistent branding and layout elements to aid navigation and build recognition among readers issue to issue.
The document provides guidelines for designing a magazine masthead. The main image will take up the whole background and feature a mid-shot or close-up of a modern, fashionable music artist. Around the main image will be cover lines explaining the magazine's contents. Additional images will represent and provide context for the cover lines. The most prominent element will be the cover story title, located at the bottom of the page and featuring a large-font interview with an upcoming music artist.
This summary provides the key details about the magazine documents in 3 sentences:
The front cover of Q magazine uses a provocative image of Cheryl Cole to attract readers, particularly male readers who make up most of the audience. The contents page lists the major artists featured in the issue to entice readers to buy the magazine. A double page spread on Muse in Q magazine uses large images and quotes to highlight them as a key feature and drive reader interest in the full article.
This cover story aims to gratify personal identity and cultivate personal relationships among readers. It does so by featuring a potential celebrity that readers will want to know more about, which could lead them to explore that artist's content and form connections through shared interests. Additionally, the informal language is meant to create a comfortable reading experience and closer bond between the magazine and its audience.
The document analyzes the design elements and conventions used on the cover of a magazine. Key elements include:
1) The masthead is large and bold to grab attention, positioned in the top third as is typical.
2) The main cover line and image dominate the page, with the line positioned above to maintain prominence over the image.
3) Additional lines like the date, skyline, and buzz words are used to inform readers of content and attract potential buyers.
This document provides an analysis of the layout and design elements of a music magazine. It examines the use of images, logos, headings, text formatting and colors across the front cover, contents page, and article page to attract readers and effectively convey information. Key elements like the prominent placement of the masthead and Alicia Keys cover image are intended to identify the publication and engage audiences. Consistent colors and fonts create a cohesive brand identity throughout the issue.
The document discusses conventions used in magazines such as mastheads, taglines, fonts and colors to create familiarity and target audiences. It provides examples of conventions for front covers, contents pages and articles. The masthead is placed at the top of pages and covers feature celebrities related to the magazine's topic. Contents pages list subheadings and images while articles use large headlines, images of subjects and are formatted in columns for readability. The document includes an example student cover, contents page and article applying these conventions.
This document summarizes some of the key conventions used in music magazines to appeal to readers and promote content. It discusses using colorful fonts and sell lines on the front cover to attract attention. The house style uses basic colors consistently throughout the magazine to appeal to casual readers. Box outs, masterheads, and strap lines are used to highlight and identify important information at a glance. Pictures are accompanied by anchorage to provide context without covering the image. Spreading text across a page in kerning draws attention to significant stories.
The document analyzes and compares the contents pages of two music magazines, Q and NME. Both magazines use a three-column design that is vertically balanced and easy to read. They also follow a consistent color scheme of red, white, and black. However, Q uses more large images in its contents page to showcase stories, while NME only includes one small image and focuses more on listing band names in text. Overall, the contents pages of both magazines effectively attract their target audiences through their distinct approaches to layout, imagery, and text usage.
The front cover of the magazine shows an aggressive facial expression of the artist to express the target audience. Common conventions like having the main image fill the frame and placing the masthead in the same location in every issue to maintain brand identity. The use of words like "exclusive" and promises of gifts are intended to entice readers to buy the magazine. While some conventions are not followed, like direct address, the lack of conventions reflects the target audience that does not strictly follow conventions.
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The document analyzes two music magazine covers from the magazine Vibe.
[1] The first cover features Lil Wayne. Its bold colors, large images, and cramped text create an aggressive style befitting hip hop. Lil Wayne's tattoos, outfit, and body language project masculinity and power.
[2] The second cover features Trey Songz. Its classy organization focuses attention on Trey Songz' powerful gaze. Both covers employ eye-catching colors and prominent artists to attract audiences. Overall, the analysis shows how magazine design reflects the represented music genres.
The magazine cover uses bold colors, fonts, and imagery to attract its target audience. Red, white, and black colors stand out and convey sophistication. Cheryl Cole's dark, mysterious photo in a seductive pose draws in both her fans and those interested in her. The masthead in bright red and overlapping the image ensures it is the first thing seen. Together, these visual elements grab attention while reflecting the magazine's mature readership.
This document summarizes the contents page of a rock music magazine. It includes the magazine title in large text at the top, date and price information, and previews of articles on featured artists through images and brief descriptions. The layout uses consistent colors and fonts to brand the magazine and draw readers in with photos of recognizable musicians to promote the stories within.
The masthead is recognizable even though partially covered by the main image. The main image is of the featured artist/band. Additional details or quotes from the artist/band are included to entice readers. Other artists mentioned in the magazine are also displayed to attract fans of those artists to purchase the issue.
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The document discusses the design elements of newspaper front pages. Key elements highlighted include mastheads in bold fonts at the top of the page to establish importance. Large headlines are used to indicate primary articles, often using bold text and positioning in the top left optical zone to draw the reader in. Images and logos are prominently featured to attract different demographics. Color schemes and article layouts are tailored to match topic tones. Overall the goal is to appeal to a wide audience through prominent placement of important information and balancing heavy topics with lighter secondary articles.
This document compares the conventions used in sample magazine covers and movie posters to professional examples.
The magazine covers both use sans serif fonts, place the magazine title prominently, and include the date/issue number. They feature a large main image related to the main story. Cover lines advertise inside stories.
The movie posters both prominently display the film title and feature the main characters in costume. They include credits and text like "Coming Soon" to generate interest.
The document concludes that the sample magazine covers and movie poster follow conventions seen in professional examples to make their purpose and content clear.
The document analyzes the front cover of the magazine "Vibe". It discusses several conventions used in the layout and design of the cover:
1. The masthead, font, and branding remain consistent to maintain the magazine's identity and familiarity for readers.
2. Popular artists are featured prominently to attract readers interested in their music.
3. Important information like the main headline and price are strategically placed based on where the eye is drawn.
The document summarizes the key elements of magazine covers and their purpose. It explains that the main image is usually a well-known person to attract readers. The title is in bold to identify the magazine and sell lines are used to entice readers. The lead story and secondary story provide overviews of the main content. Matching typography and focal points create continuity and highlight important information. Overall the cover aims to attract an audience with colorful images and text that tease the magazine's content.
The front cover uses various techniques to attract audiences and promote loyalty. It highlights the main features through large images and headlines anchored to stars. Additional side stories and engaging text promote further reading. Placement of key details like price, date and barcode allow easy navigation for potential buyers. Together the visual design and content aim to intrigued readers into purchasing the magazine.
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name, ‘Biffy Clyro’ will
The use of free poster be next in line for the
also draws people biggest font, to catch
in, and they’ve made peoples attention and
it a bigger font on the also so they know who
‘free’ to make it clear the main article is
and catch peoples about, also to draw
eyes people in who like the
Inclusion of other artists/bands is used band.
so it attracts a wider audience too.
2. There will normally be a
phrase too on the top of the
page, and in this case it’s ‘the
The masthead will UK’s biggest music magazine’
always be the which will be used to attract
biggest, most customers
noticeable thing on
the page, and for ‘Q’ it
will always be in the
left corner.
The main band will
also have a picture
The main band will of them or the main
be the biggest font singer centred in the
size on the page page.
normally, so it’s
clear who the main
article is about and
attracts more Other stories will also
people be headlined on the
More headlines will also be main cover too, often
included on the cover, often in with a picture like this
a list to draw a wider range of time but sometimes
audience in. without.
3. The title ‘Contents’ is always the
Quotes will often be
same on each of kerrangs given off famous
magazines. people, so then
customers will also
review them because if
they think that a
The main stories, which famous person thinks
they would more than they’re good, then they
likely want to appeal to actually must be pretty
lots of people will be good, so it makes them
placed like this along intrigued.
with a picture to make
it appealing , also they
are probably more
The rest of the stories
famous than the others
will be listed here that
so more people will
may interest people
recognise it
too, they are also
sectioned too with
‘live reviews, gigs’ etc.
So if someone's
looking for something
specific its easy to
find
4. Other big stories will also be included with a
Big title to make it clear that picture, and made quite visible like this on the
it’s the contents page. right side, this is to attract a wide range of
audience.
The issue
number is also
included, theref
ore you know
which one
you’re reading
and if you miss a
number you can
go get it or look
for it on the
internet
All other stories
will be listed in a
smaller font on
the right, they
One big picture of the main story will be
are made less
included on the left hand side of the contents
notable because
page because that’s probably what they
they are seen to
consider as the best article
be less important
5. The main headline will stand out
clearly, in this case it’s a
quote, which will also make people
more interested because they will
want to know what he’s going on
about.
Band logo’s may
The article will be also be included.
written in
newspaper form, so
its in columns
A main picture will be used for the
article, more than likely the main singer of
the band so its clear who it’s on about.
6. Pictures of the band will be included
along with the article
Column inch is used
The name of the
to advertise the
band will also be
bands newest
headlined to make it
singles, albums etc
clear who they’re on
included with a
about
review, it also has a
teaser.. So if you like
the band then you
will want to know
more with the teaser.
The story will be
Quotes for the band included somewhere
will also be given, in on the page and in
this case its ‘we’re newspaper form so its
ready to rock’ in columns