Wednesday, 30 October 2013
Wednesday, 16 October 2013
Contents page review
I have
selected a contents page from Q expressing the types of pages in the magazine
using advertisements of new bands and different stuff which may interest the
audience
Firstly the
house style of the magazine is professional as the way it is set out is very
clear and understandable for the audience/market. The colours are contrasting
as they are also used all around the page rather than in one area to show a
highly skilled effect. The connotations of the colour selection is red and
white as it represents the colours of the Q logo being used throughout the
magazine. The red colour may signify glory/blood as all their time and effort
has been put into the music what they advertise. Another point is that the two
colours stand out well together being very clear. The fount has repetitively
been kept the same but when an important feature is introduced the font goes
bold giving a gesture that it is important and you must read it.The text is
placed on the left hand side as everyone reads from the left therefore it’s
easy to find when navigating the picture. Overall the font is clear and simple
which is very effective and useful.
The long
shot picture of the band being very large highlights out that the page they’re
on will be important due to the amount of space taken in the contents page. The
large image may connotes that they will be touring and wanting to sell their
new album by displaying it to the audience. The images have been placed this
way as people tend to read from left to right therefore it will be focused on
when viewing the page. The use of long shot images mainly expresses the band as
a whole rather than a close up which shows emotion. This has been done to
promote rather than giving off some sort of message.
The white/
grey background has been used purely so the text is easier to see .The white
also suits the style of the picture and the way it has been set out. Using
white may be plain and simple but in most cases it looks the most professional
and suitable for the audience because when using bright background colours it
can give off a cheap look about it
Contents
pages usually look very simple to allow the audience to navigate the different
types of pages easily. The numbers show the page the image/text is on therefore
if not interested in reading the whole magazine you can skip to specific types
of genre you’re interested in. Many images are not usually put on the contexts
page as the main cover of the magazine produce that this is purely for help to
get around the page knowing where each section is during the magazine.
To sum up, I
personally think the contents page above is very useful and has a great effect
to the style it has been set out. The contrasting colours draw attention giving
a sharp effect. The page is easy to navigate and the text is visible during my
magazine cover I will hopefully exceed giving a smart sophisticated look like
on this contents page.
Wednesday, 9 October 2013
AQUINAS contents page-final product
Overall i thought my contents page was a success due to the fact it looked quite proffessional and also attractive.The features i thought looked good was the main image as it is very eye grabbing and different.The font is different to many normal contents features therefore it give a quite unsual look.On the otherhand,the magazine looked abit plain as there couldve been more images and writing to draw the audience in.The backround could also have followed on from the front page following the housestyle features.Overall i enjoyed making my contents page but next time i should follow out my flat plan as it will be easier to produce.
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