In what way does your media product use, develop or challenges forms and conventions?
- 1. In what way does your media product use, develop or challenges forms and conventions? Masthead Looking at the two front covers if I was to compare my front cover which is on the left hand side to the one on the right side the both have a colour scheme to although the one on the right is very simplistic however my magazine shows off its culture and also the colour scheme could represent the artist culture. Main image Sell lines Both have websites Both have barcodes
- 2. With my contents page I have additional images and text, most of the backgrounds that I’ve seen on content pages have been colourless and plain so I decided to use the same colour’s that I used on my front cover on my contents page. The reason why I never done a colourless contents page is because I wanted my magazine to stand out more to my audience. Most magazine’s would have a picture of their main artist on their contents page but I decided to just use pictures of the featured artist in my magazine first of all I didn't want my contents page to look cluttered so I only used two pictures and also only have a few pages listed.
- 3. In my double page spread I decided to use a natural black and white background so that the simplicity of it reflects on my artist, I decided not to make my double paged spread look stereotypical by this I mean making my double paged spread have a big fat image of the artist either in the middle of the page or on one whole page. I also used a pull quote as my heading on this page so that when my audience looks at the page they straight away get a rough idea to what the story is about. Page numbers Pull quote