These first set of images are off my front cover. The first image is of my title, I chose a retro style font to represent my intended target audience. The font is modern and attractive which will attract the audiences attention. I also chose the name 'passion' for a music magazine as those who read music magazines may say music is their passion. So I thought the title would be suitable. The image underneath is of the font I used for my main sell line. I used the artist name to attract the attention of my audience as it is important to have some idea of what will be featured in the magazine and the name of the artist could be a reason why the magazine is purchased. I used two different fonts and colours to help it stand out. I used a bold white font for the artists first name and a contrasting fancy orange font for the surname. This was done so the name stood out. Using purple and orange on the front cover adds a contrast which makes it more appealing as I found when I did my questionnaire research. The last image for my front cover is on the model to show what pose I put her in. I chose to have it as a mid shot as I learned from the photography PowerPoint this is the most suitable type of image for a front cover. I made sure there was an eye line match will the audience as this will appeal to them, I used a black and white image to contrast with the colours used on the front cover which come from the text and advertisement. The black and white image also allowed me to create a highlight on the neck and face which will make the reader focus there attention of the intended areas.
This second set of images are off my contents page. The first image on the top left is of my contents page title. Which has the same font from my front cover are this will create synergy between each product. I have made the 'contents' title orange to connect it with the colour scheme used on the front cover. I have also added a mini image of the finished front cover on to the contents page to connect them both. The image underneath uses the same font I used for the masthead which is being used here for the heading. Which on in purple to continue to colour scheme and contrast between orange and purple. The same font is also used when the title of the magazine is mentioned. This is again to create synergy as well as for presentation purposes. The last image for my contents page is the images that I used. The largest image is of the model from the front cover, as this is the main sell line for the magazine. As this model is representing the double page spread article therefore has to be featured in the magazine the most. The next two images are of other models that have been used for other sell lines within the magazine. Using another retro font on the image I have displayed what page these articles/story lines will be featured on.
These set of images are off my double page spread, the first image is of the title which is just like the main sell line on the front cover creating synergy between both the front cover and double page spread. The same colour scheme and fonts have been used for layout/presentation purposes. The only difference is the colour of 'Sarah' as the white wouldn't have been seen due to the plain white background. The image below is of the article. I have set in out in the proper structure, in columns of the same width. The article is set out as an interview, the questions being asked are in purple which continues the contrasting colour scheme of purple and orange. I have also place the articles around the image so it blends in better rather than just being a section of text then an image. This makes it look more professional. I also extended the article by bring in a fact file about the model. The last image is of the model. Again using a black and white image of the model to link all three sections of the product and continuing the contrast with the colours. The pose also represents the genre of the magazine.
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