Magazine+Cover





2.) Both covers have the following in common. -dates -name of celebrity on the cover -title of magazine -red and white font that stands out -simple backgrounds 3.) In the LIFE magazine i'm going to assume one of the main stories has to do with miley cyrus and possibly the biography behind who she is. The VOGUE magazine cover could either by Jennifer Lopez and the stories around the divorce. The other story could be finding your best body ever and ways to improve it. 4.) The design principles that are evident in these covers are the following: - unclutter - rule of thirds either of the women are exactly in the middle -color space http://longleaf.net/coverlines/ http://longleaf.net/coverlines/integratedcover.html 5.) Early magazine covers started with more of a title and table or contents. Then covers turned into more poster like covers and almost looked they could be framed on a wall. After this era in magazines the covers started telling old historical events and magazines started to have cover lines in the late 1800's. In 1916 the covers started looking more like the ones today with a large title, a model, cover lines all over the sides 6.) Different magazines had different characterstics on the poster covers. Life magazine believed in black and white bold statement like photos.Others would be illustrations and paintings that stood out amongst other photopgraphs. Thus making them good covers for magazines. 7.) The power of cover lines is to create a strong, large, loud and colourful statement that catches the readers eye. On top of a powerful photograph to make you want to buy that certain magazine. Layering the words and pictures help to contribute to the cover. 8.) An integrated cover is one with a large photograph normally a full body shot where sometimes the model has themself in an unusual pose. 9.)

10.) outside the box-

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Excellent, well designed cover. 28/28