Evaluation Question 7

Looking back to your preliminary task, what do you feel that you have learnt in the progression from it to the full product

Evaluation Question 6

Evaluation Question 5

Evaluation Question 4

Evaluation Question 3

Created with Haiku Deck, the free presentation app

Evaluation Question 2

Evaluation Question 1

Final Contents Page

Contents Page draft

 

 

Added signature

Added effect black and white effect on image. Similar effect used on the image in the lower right hand corner but with a sepia effect as opposed to black and white. In both images the models shirts have been left in colour.

Added Sub-images.

Final Frontpage

Frontpage drafts

 

First draft of front page.

Masthead, strapline

 Added button

 Sub-image added

Image changed. Old sell line removed. Reverted back to black/yellow/white/red colour scheme

 New sell line. Image re-aligned

Button added. Sell line added. Competition added
 

 Changed ordering of text. Edited image.

Frontpage images

I will use this image as there is elements chiaroscuro and the expression on the models face depicts the genre of rock

 

 

 This image is not centred correctly and the expression on the models face does not depict the genre of rock

 This image is not centred correctly

 The model in this image lacks facial expression

 The model lacks facial expression

 This image was taken in landscape and so is unsuitable

 

 The model is looking away in this picture

DPS Evaluation draft

DPS Evaluation Draft

My DPS follows the standard conventions of a DPS. The picture I used covers one whole page and I have altered it to aid and establish a rock genre theme whilst also making the model stand out. I used a pull out quote in my article to split the article up and give the page design a less mundane look. In the main body of text, I have made use of drop capped lettering, captions and page numbers to conform to the standard conventions of a double page spread. The colour scheme is consistent throughout; the colours red white black and yellow are commonly portrayed as a way of easily distinguishing between different pieces of text.

In addition to this, the columns in my DPS are aligned both vertically and horizontally.  I have also used dividers in-between columns as a visual aid to the reader; despite this subverting from conventions, I believe it will act as a welcome to my target audience who may not be too familiar with magazine layouts.

I subverted from the convention of having a consistent font style by using a different font for the headline. By doing this I can entice the reader through the contrasting headline and through the use of a standard font style for the main body of text, allow the user to read the text without difficulty.

It is clear what genre my DPS revolves around through the use of the colour scheme, model and clothing. The model has a hardened expression to symbolise rock, this is also shown through the dark clothing and use of drumsticks as a prop. I have used the model as an artist and clearly shown this through the typical clothing that rock artists wear; moreover the artist is holding a pair of drumsticks which indicated that he is a drummer and this is what he is known as through the mentioning of him in the article. In terms of mise-en-scène I have taken advantage of a brick wall as a way to portray the rough and tough attribute of rock.

Audience Research

Final Double Page Spread

DPS second draft