The document analyzes the brand identity and mode of address of an issue of "Vibe" magazine. It summarizes that the magazine establishes its brand through consistent use of colors like black, white, and red in titles and images. The large bold fonts and prominent placement of celebrity photos aims to attract readers' attention. Overall, the magazine's style and serious facial expressions portrayed are meant to appeal to its target teenage audience.
This document summarizes how the media product reflects the genre of dance/pop music. Key ways included discussing artists from the genre like Hannah Wants and Avicii, using colors like black and electric blue inspired by album covers and posters, and mentioning the Creamfields music festival which features dance/pop artists. The masthead, fonts, and cover image were chosen to have an edgy style fitting the target audience and genre. Personal pronouns were used in the written content to directly involve readers.
The document summarizes design choices made for a magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread. For the cover, the designer used a red, black, and white color palette and fonts representing rock/punk genres. Models were posed wearing band merchandise to appear relatable. Popular artists were featured to encourage purchases. Bold sell lines and masthead drew attention. The contents page maintained continuity with the cover design. Models wore band merchandise to portray musicians as real people. An editors' note and contact information added professionalism. The double page spread also maintained continuity, with a dominant band photo and personal interview text in a conversational tone. The audience wanted at least one bold color, current content, continuity, eye-catching photos balanced
The document discusses the design choices made for a music magazine inspired by VIBE magazine. Fonts, layout, photos, and written content were selected to emulate conventions of music magazines and appeal to the target audience. Photos were taken against plain backgrounds and edited in Photoshop to look more professional. Costumes and props were used to portray wealth as seen in other music magazines. The overall style aimed to represent the R&B music genre through seductive photography, fashion elements, and formal language while putting a unique spin through original camera work and column layouts.