Balpreet Atkar AS Media Coursework

Video that represents my magazine

This video represents the best to old school rap, featuring some of the best, i stumbled across this and then began thinking of ways in which i can incorporate it into my magazine, i have decided that costume and clothing in this video could be used on model, and i could also look at the lyrics for inspiration as to what to write in my article.

My final colour pallet

I have carefull selcted colours that i think would be succesful, i have evaluted numerous diffrent magaxines colur scemes and came to the conclusin that i will use the colours

Black
Orange
Yellow
I will use these colours as they contrast well and they are not majorly featured on any otheer magazine, also i beleve that the colours resmeble th OG persona i am aiming for.

Fashion-What my model will possibly wear

Fashion Media

Peers blog

I just saw this cover being analysed on my Friend vishals blog who is in another media group and i really like the bright vibrant colours used as well as what the artist is wearing.

My Artist influences

My Artist Influences

Colour pallet ideas

Black on white is still the easiest way to present type and to read it and you change that colour at your peril. Using coloured paper, coloured type or a heavy type patch often reduces legibility. In tests carried out by Karl Borgrgrafe (cited in Favre and November 1979) to see which colours worked best together, the following taxonomy of colour mixes was discovered, starting with the most legible, and working through to the least legible.

Black on yellow

Yellow on black

Green on white

Red on white

Black on white

White on blue

Blue on yellow

Blue on white

White on black

Green on yellow

Black on orange

Red on yellow

Orange on black

Yellow on blue

White on green

Black on red

Blue on orange

Yellow on green

Blue on red

Yellow on red

White on red

Red on black

White on orange

Black on green

Orange on white

Orange on blue

Yellow on orange

Red on orange

Red on green

Green on orange

As you can see, black and white comes pretty near the top although the list suggests that a yellow panel behind the black type would improve legibility (which is why important warning signs of danger are usually printed black on yellow.)

From: Designing for Newspapers and Magazines, by Chris Frost, Routledge, 2003

Note: though black on yellow may be more striking than black on white, it is unlikely to be more pleasing in large quantities. Magazine designers have to strike a balance between legibility, impact, and reader satisfaction.

Between getting attention, and not being annoying. CE