Monday, 18 January 2010

Conventions of Magazine - Contents Page

When researching contents pages I realised there was a similar look to all of them, but as the ideology of my magazine is that it is independant and unique I wanted to avoid this.

From the images below you can see that a typical contents page consists of a couple of pictures with the features inside broken into separate sections.



















I wanted my magazine to look different and I also wanted it to look more mature and sophiticated.
I then looked at a few more magazines such as Plan B and Artrocker. Their contents looked like this.














And I thought the single picture surrounded by the contents looked more mature then many pictures so this was the angle I went with. As you can see by my final contents page I took alot of inspiration from these.
Conventions of a contents page include...
Pictures
Features
Page Numbers
Multiple Colours
Title
Picture of the cover
I have still included most of these in my final version but I have changed the way the page looks to fit the ideology of my audience.

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