names and palletes

Downward automatic harmonic reversal.

Double flux freewill.           Controversial downfall.
Futureless brush drone.        Brick houseguest.
Fierce charade.                     Mindless world.
Droplet empire.                    Diamond bug rot.
Hometown elevation.           Needle edge.
Loyal assault.                       Black chisel.
Clinic artist.                         Identical ivy arrow.

(chosen from a word generator)

(generated with paletton.com randomly)

(ideas for masthead fonts?)

House style

House style is the theme of the magazine or the branding. The thing that makes it recognizable, like for example how the magazine "The fly" tends to have a small yellow label, that looks like it has been stuck on that says "free" or the fact the masthead is always at the top, in the same font, the colour and size changes but the house style is of the font and its position it's the thing that makes it recognizable. this could also mean the same as the magazines own conventions, like how the artists names always seem to be lower down on the magazine, the faces of the artists are never covered. the artists are almost always looking at the camera, when the background is a light colour the masthead is black, if the background is dark the masthead will be white.

Prezi magazine analysis of insides of Clash

Initial ideas and Genres

School magazine improved and contents page

MNE cover analysis

six different points of analysis of this version of NME's cover

Production self assessment

School magazine front cover evaluation

September feedback and pupil comment.