maximum of 3 fonts? Have they used a different font for their masthead and their coverlines?
Is there a clear colour scheme? Is
there a sense of branding / House style
Ana has used two versions of one font: small
and blue for the subtitles, and pink/white/blue with a glowing effect for the masthead.
The colour scheme of Anas magazine cover
appears to be blue: the image on the page has a blue tint, the font is blue and the models are wearing blue items of clothing.
Is the eye flow natural?
The models are arranged in such a way that the eye flows from the bottom left corner to the top right corner of the page however, the placement of the subtitles is less organised. Is the picture believable/well edited? The picture is clear and of high resolution. The models facial expressions are happy and give a good image of life at the school. Is the picture suitable for the magazine? (Subject, model, miseen-scene, costume, props, location)
Is Spelling Punctuation and
Grammar accurate-Are there any typos?
Are coverlines lined up
Central to the image is a group of young
people, which makes sense as this is a sixth form magazine for 16-18 year olds. Costume is casual overall: jackets, earrings, colourful accessories etc. The mise en scene includes a tall brick building with large windows: although not an educational institution, it has architectural features which remind us of a school building.
Spelling, punctuation and grammar is accurate
throughout.
Are all key elements there
(Masthead, dateline, main cover line, other coverlines (kickers+explanatory) Is the page on A4 (21cmx29.7cm)
Cover includes masthead and other coverlines
The page fits measurements close to A4 but not
exactly.
Other comments A bright and eye catching piece of work which accurately depicts a day at St Marylebone.