1. Q7 LOOKING BACK AT YOUR PRELIMINARY
TASK, WHAT DO YOU FEEL YOU HAVE LEARNT
IN THE PROGRESSION FROM IT TO THE FULL
PRODUCT?
2.
3. What I have learned:
I have learned the masthead
needs to be the biggest and
most eye-catching subject on
the magazine.
I have learned new skills to edit
and highlight different texts
from the background to make
them distinctive and for them to
stand out, especially the
masthead and the main cover
line.
I have learned new skills on
how to take more professional
photographs to make more of
an impact on the
audience(Closer shot to see
the direct eye contact, and also
the light settings to highlight
the features of the face.
I have learned the skills
required to draw the reader in
for example putting a pull quote
of an article found inside.
4.
5. What I have learned:
I have learned how to edit
images and cut out different
objects from the background
such as the Big Ben found
on the pop magazine(by
using Photoshop).
I have also learned page
numbers are the
conventions of a magazine’s
contents and it’s crucial to
include them to make it
easier for the target market
to find the pages they are
looking for.
I have learned a variety of
images is needed for a pop
magazine to interest the
target market and also
make the page more visual
for the audience.
I have learned a plain
white background is a
convention of a
contents page as it is
easier to read the
contents without
getting distracted by
the background.
I have learned it is a
convention of a
magazine to include
the masthead from the
cover onto the
contents in a smaller
version to keep to the
house style.
6. Overall, I have developed my skills into the
Photoshop to edit and cut out photos to
make the biggest impact on the audience
which had improved the final magazine.
I have developed my research skills because
I needed to know different popular pop artists
that I could include in my magazine but also
to analyse other pop magazines available in
the market to get inspiration from.