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Magazine practical production: tasks



Magazine practical production: tasks



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The main branding logo is written in a san serif font to make it seem as if it is almost hand written. However, the cover lines are written in a serif font to portray the magazine as more sophisticated. In Allure magazines, the brand logo colour typically matches the models clothing or the background and i will incorporate that in my final piece 

Planning

1) On a Word or Google document, plan your main cover line (also called the 'main flash') - this is the main cover story that links to your central image.
Main cover line: 
  • The Best of Beauty 
  • The Beauty of Diversity 
  • The Hair issue 
Image plan:
  • Model: Rhea Vagarwal 
  • Costume: high turtle neck with necklace 
  • Makeup: full coverage makeup 
  • Lighting: natural day light
Coverlines: 
  • Tips for glowing skin 
  • Makeup above the mask 
  • 10 things to do to keep glowy 


Photoshoot

Date: 7/05/21
Time: after school 
Model: Rhea Vagarwal 
Location: wall behind E-Block


Publication to blog and evaluation

I believe that i have succeeded in my brief to create a new, original edition of an existing magazine. I believe that my interpretation of the magazine is quite similar to the originals. If i could change one thing it would be the background, I had to edit out a lot to make it a smooth canvas. 



 

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