Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it to the full product?
From creating my music magazine I have learnt lots of things such as:
- Pop magazine codes and conventions
- The main feature story should stand out from everything on the page
- That it is best to have three or four colours and for a pop magazine they should be bright and stand out
- To keep a house style
- How to make a Double Page Spread
- My skills on photoshop. I have developed my knowledge on how to do certain things and different shortcuts to do these things.
- Cutting the backgrounds out of images
- Adding borders
- Adding shapes
- Adding text
Front Cover:
- The Picture, I feel like if I got a picture of two students it would of made the front cover look more friendly.
- I would of changed the main feature story to something which gets the readers more involved.
- The colours, you can't see the blue, the green blends with the grass and the read isn't clear.
- I would of added a skyline, I looks like a poster
- I would of spread the feature stories out
- I would get rid of the circle around the plug.
- I would change the images and make sure they are images which feature on the front cover.
- I would change the layout completely as I think it doesn't look professional and it doesn't follow codes and conventions
- I would change the colours as it isn't very clear
- I would make sure all the images are the same size
In order to develop my music magazine I developed the understanding of what a pop magazine should look like here is what I found:
- The mast head will always stand out
- The main feature story must link to the main image
- The main image should be someone in a band or an artist who is popular and plays pop music
- Pop magazine are mainly aimed towards girls. I thought about this when choosing my colour scheme and my main image model
- The colours should be bright and stand out
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