Analysis of new double page spread- Progression stage
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The document discusses the design choices made in laying out a magazine spread. These include placing text under an image to make it readable, capitalizing and enlarging the initial letter to add texture and tie the spread together, adding pull quote boxes to break up large blocks of text and engage the audience, and including page numbers to look professional and minimize text. The overall goal was to achieve a vintage, elegant yet edgy design that reflected the magazine's audience and genre.
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Analysis of new double page spread- Progression stage
- 1. I placed an off white banner under my text, which I have moved to under the image, to make the article legible. I did this in order to add a newspaper effect to give the magazine a vintage, elegant yet edgy look. I decided to place my text under then image and vertically to the left as, the image contained too much blank space. It also added a vintage, magazine effect keeping with my audience and genre. I placed the writing in blocks to further create a newspaper I experimented with a variety of different colours for the enlarged initial such as, red, different shades of green and orange. I decided that dark green was the most suitable colour as, was present within the image, thus tying the double page spread together. I decided to capitalize and enlarge the first initial to add a textured, decorative look. I decided to add a decorative pull quote box in order to break up the vast amounts of text. I did this as was aware that my audience prefers minimal text, so to minimize the illusion of large text amounts I used the boxes to separate the text, thus enticing my audience. I added the page number to create a professional look to the magazine whilst, segregating text and thus minimizing the amount of text present. I chose this font as adds decoration to the page and reflects the nature of the artist within the magazine, spontaneous and edgy.