Monday, 28 November 2016

Final Magazine Cover


peer assessed by liam joyce
WWW: the sorting of the info
NTT: stop using the same colour 

I was using the same colour to try and follow codes and conventions.

WWW: I think I followed layout conventions correctly.
NTT: Try to copy genre conventions correctly.

Monday, 21 November 2016

Magazine Cover Planning

L/O: To create an effective front cover using genre codes and conventions


Title
Main Image
Main Cover Line
Cover Lines
Colour Palette
Small Details


 

Monday, 14 November 2016

Magazine front covers

L/O: To identify and use genre codes and conventions 



Masthead
The magazine title, used to attract attention.

Dateline
The date of when the magazine was released, so the reader knows what issue they have.

Main Image
The background image, the most eye catching part of the cover.

Cover Lines
The extra headings of the image, so the reader knows what else is in the magazine.

Main Cover Lines
The big headings, this is usually the most important part of the magazine and relates to the main image.

Bar Code/Price
The price of the magazine, so the reader knows how much money they have to spend.

Tagline
A line on the cover to grab the audiences attention.

Quote Preview
A quote from an article in the magazine, to try and interest the audience 































  1. They all use similar fonts
  2. All use popular newly released/upcoming games
  3. They use the same dark colour pallets

Style Guide:

There are 3 different font styles, the cover lines look different because of font colour and sometimes a change in font.  The cover lines are block caps, the cover line font is angular. they are organised like a square around the main images face.




Monday, 7 November 2016

Photoshop Assessment Task

L/O: To create an effective film poster that uses accurate genre conventions and layout elements.

WWW: I used layering good


NTT: To make it look real