my horse magazine
Showing posts with label Unit 7 Print. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Unit 7 Print. Show all posts
Monday, 25 June 2012
evaluation questions for horse magazine
how does the finished product compare to your design?
it compares to what i wanted because it has all the cover lines i wanted to include/.
how has technology helped you turn your design into a real product?
by using photo shop has enabled me to turn my magazine idea in to a magazine cover
do you feel that your product is suitable to my target audience?
yes i do my target audience is anyone who loves horses this is a large range for a target audience.
2 challenges i have overcome:
- using photoshop has always been a challenage to me however i use it without needing help now
- uploading work on my blog was difficult however i can do this better now
technical skills you have gained
-use of photoshop
-use of blog
target audience profile
My target audience for my magazine is mainly any age group that own horses or are interested in horses however the magazine would mainly suit women aged 20-45. My target audience would have enjoy the read of interesting facts about horses also would have to be open to learn more then they already know.
Friday, 22 June 2012
five fonts for horse mag
FONTS FOR MY MAGAZINE (HORSING AROUNG)
Horsing around- I think this font would be suitable because its formal and would appeal to my target audience. (Lucida calligraphy)
Horsing around- I think that this font would be suitable because it’s formal and simple and would appeal to the older generation of my target audience. (Arial (bold))
Horsing around- this font could be suitable because it’s casual and would suit the younger audience better. (Bradley hand ICT TT- BOLD)
Horsing around-This could be a suitable font because its simple and bold. It stands out. (blairmdltc tt-medium)
Horsing around- this font is very simple and bold I think this could work because it’s to the point. (Bell gothic std)
I choose this name for my magazine cover because it relates to what my magazine is about. The title horsing around plays off the word horses, I chose to do this because it tells people/consumers what the magazines about without telling them.
Thursday, 21 June 2012
permission to use photos in print production
when using photographs in print production u need permission off the persons photo graph you are using, you get this permission by them photos owner signing a photograph premission form. Generally, if you did not take the photo, you are better off to get permission, especially if you are using the photo to earn money, like in an advertisement for example. If its not for a money making endeavor, and the photo is a protected work, you may be able to use it under a thing called "Fair Use".
This section outlines the basic steps for obtaining permission. Subsequent chapters provide more detailed information about this process for each type of permission you may be seeking, whether for text, photographs, music, or artwork. In general, the permissions process involves a simple five-step procedure:
1. Determine if permission is needed.
2. Identify the owner.
3. Identify the rights needed.
4. Contact the owner and negotiate whether payment is required.
5. Get your permission agreement in writing.
Wednesday, 20 June 2012
5 magazine names for horse mag
5 magazine names for my horse magazines
1. Horse&Rider- this would apply to most horse owners and therefore many horse owners would maybe buy a magazine called horse&rider
2. Horsing Around- sounds like a young and fun magazine but maybe implies that the magazine is not that serious
3. Your horse- some people like the idea of owning something knowing that there horse is there's would maybe make them think about buying a magazine that tells them how to look after there own horse
4. Perfect Horse- everyone who's own a horse would love to own the perfect horse, this magazine implies that this would tell you how to groom and care for your horse
5. Horse Journal- this magazine would be in dairy stature and this would help people understand looking after horses
Tuesday, 23 March 2010
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