Friday, March 10, 2017

Front Pages of the World (Intro to Newspaper Design)

1. I like the Courrier Picard from Amiens, France the most. It is very clean-cut and organized, yet it still contains some pretty interesting photos.
2. My favorite headline is "La Future Piscine Se Decouvre". It means "The Future Swimming Pool is Discovered". I like swimming so this article sticks out to me.
3. There are five stories on the front of this magazine.
4. All newspaper front covers contain a minimum of three stories and usually around 5 pictures.
5. Some newspapers use very dynamic colors and big letters, while others are more professional. The amount of text and pictures on the front cover varies from magazine to magazine.

Wednesday, January 25, 2017

Yearbook Introduction


Things a yearbook should have:
- A title on the front cover.
- Hard covers, not soft.
- A list of editors, authors, etc.
- Well-taken photos.
- Well-edited photos.
- Photos of the students in action.
- A list of the school's faculty.
- A list of all the students.
- Sections on extracurricular activities.
- A table of contents in the beginning.
- An index in the back.
- Interesting stories about the school.
- Interviews from the students.
- Section's on the school's popular events.
- A section on the school's history.
- Student editors.
- Dynamic Colors, yearbooks should be fun.
- Cheap price.
- Quotes from each student.
- Quotes from each teacher. 
- Well choreographed photos and text. 

Title: Tricolour 2007 (Volume 79).
School: Queen's University.
Thematic Elements: Extremely fun, yet well put-together.
Sections: There are 6 sections.
Favorite Spread: Page 30-31, about student parties.
Index: No, there's no index.
Photos: Yes, there's many photos of clubs, groups, movements, etc.
Table of Contents: There's a short table of contents in my book, but it's not detailed.
Population: Around 25,000 people go to Queens.
Location: The book is from Ontario, Canada.

Prompt Shoot 4

The End:
Connected:

Footprints:

Posed: