Evaluation
Instead of using the common left third rule I decided to
include images on the right hand side instead as it was uncommon and has a nice
effect. I tried to think of cover lines that would be relevant to college
students as that is my target audience. The catchy phrases help attract the
reader as it seems less formal and more relaxed. I also included a short sell
line college culture although I think the positioning could be improved but I didn't want to flood the top of the cover with text.
Instead of a clear dateline I thought that it would be
easier to include an issue number in the skyline and how often the magazine is
released instead. I included a flash that was relevant to the upcoming event.
The colour scheme of the Alton towers looked slightly out of place so I had to
add text with similar colours to help blend the image. Although my magazine
aesthetically looks nice it lacks anchorage as I struggled to take images that
I could create a story about.
I feel as though my product fits most all college related
social groups as it is informal, relaxed but relevant and is aimed at students
in general not just maths students for example. I addressed my audience by
including topics that aren't topic related but college in general related.
In comparison to my perfume magazine cover I think that my
ideas and knowledge has improved greatly as I know am aware of a lot more key
terms and conventions. Next time I would like to create a more eye catching
main image as the current one is plain as the background could be more eye
catching.
In terms of language the way my product is portrayed is a
very enthusiastic and learning oriented. The ideology has made my cover look a
lot more relaxed due to the clothing of the models as it isn't too formal.

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