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This double page spread is of the rock artist Taylor Momsen from the band the pretty reckless. The magazine is aimed at 16- 25 year old females. Uses friendly, simple language which is easy to understand. The medium close up image juxtaposes the heading as she is wearing a black leather jacket a collar necklace and wearing heavy black eye shadow. A posed studio shot and her body language gives it a rocky edge as the backdrop is black and contrasts well against her peroxide blonde hair. The…

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Raygun Magazine. Issue 54. Hiromix feature spreads.

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Simplicity / Clear / Big Image + Text

Here is my final concept for a project were we had to design 3-4 articles for the ignition magazine along with a front and back cover and a contents page.

Double page magazine and book layout examples: 1: The Lonely Road book This magazine’s layout is mostly based on negative space and very limited in terms of page content. Although it is a ver…

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This is a design from an editorial project, creating magazine layouts using an interview with a graphic designer of my own choice. Using the title of Stefan Sagmeister's book 'Made You Look', the concept I had was to cover his eyes, creating the irony of him not being able to see, and using the wordplay to communicate with the audience. To break the layout up, I highlighted the pull-quote, the word 'Look' and his name, and inserted an orange square as page furniture. The coloured elements…