Showing posts with label D. Main Task: planning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label D. Main Task: planning. Show all posts

Tuesday, 18 April 2017

Colour Mood Board RESUBMISSIONS

here I have my final colour with their own unique colour hex code. I have a range of greys and blues, along with a light lilac and off black. I aldo had the hex code of white "ffffff" and the hex colour of the generic black which is "000000". These shades I believe worked well together, I also stuck with very muted tones as that was what my images conisisted of. They sat well on my covers and I really like how using different tones and shades of the same colour work well and it still looks well. I really think the blue compliments the ligth grey tones and it also lifts the magazine having that primary colour tone added to the front cover and contents page which is what they feature on.

Font Mood Baord- RESUBMISSIONS

This is my final font mood board which consists of all my fonts used for all three of my products, front cover, contents and double page spread. I have a a fair few, 7 in total. I had a range of 4 on my front cover, using one for my main maste head, that was "American Captain", in addtion, I used "American Captain" as the masthead for my Contents page too. "Bebas Neue" was used for my main large cover lines and for the side contents on my contents page also. "Travelling Typewriter" was the main masthead for my DPS. I wanted to have a different masthead font for my DPS because it was a feature which was meant to sit different compared to the rest of the magazine.The rest of my fonts were then for smaller wirting, like the small info, underneath my cover lines.

Friday, 5 February 2016

Standard Colour Mood Board RESUBMISSIONS





Colour Mood Board

This is a quick standard mood board I created which consists of a fair few variety of dark, bright and bold colours. The whole idea of creating a standard colour mood board was purely to see how each colour could sit together, and when looking at the colours from a distance, how they stand out to one another.
When it comes to thinking about the colour ideas and a specific colour theme for my music magazine, I wanted to have the two standard colours black and white, because both colours sit well over each other and when it came to my questionnaire and audience research they were the most popular colours that my audience wanted to see.
In addition to this, the whole point of a standard mood board was to show the unlimited access to colour for the programme platform in which I am using. I need to consider my colour scheme when it comes to my images that I will be using for my  front cover, feature article (DPS) and contents page.

Thursday, 4 February 2016

Standard Font Mood Board RESUBMISSION



This is my font mood board. Here I have a whole range of different fonts which vary in size and shape. By creating this I can see which fonts are more sensible to use compared to others. I can see what fonts I can read from a distance and what ones also stand out from the others. I don't want to use a really small an complex font which no one will be able to to make out. The magazine will benefit to have visible fonts to read.