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My favorite cover
Vanity Fair, January 2012: "Lady Gaga" |
This Magazine shows bright colors as the main image. The Masthead is white making the title pop out with the red. The model is Singer lady gaga. Lady gaga is very different meaning she has a unique style so she's dressed in this red outfit. There is major contrast in the photo because you can see shadows. There is no barcode on the third left. The lighting is dim. on the top it says japan so this was the style in Japan.
parts of magazine
Masthead- is basically the title or the logo of the magazine
Dateline-Month and year of publication
Model Credit- Usually for fashion design magazines.
Coverline- magazine uses a lot of cover lines, which are distributed around the main image without detracting.
Left third-The left third of the magazine cover is for sales in shops where the magazine is not shown full frontage Bar code.
Selling line-Short, sharp description of the title's main marketing point
main image- the face or an object big enough to stand out on the news-stand, its the big picture.
bar code- usually for scanning the magazine to purchase it.
Main cover line- This is very large, taking up almost a quarter of the magazine cover and comes in three layers, each with a different colour.
Magazine covers part 2
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