Media Studies Advanced Portfolio: Diary Entries for Magazine Poster

What is been included -
1. due date
2. name of album including single 'Swag On' which is song of music video.
3. which links to Promo
4. Clothes line in relation to digipak

Day 1:
By following my first initial ideas, I went on the Internet and created ideal fonts I thought would be suitable for the magazine advert, this included bright colours and Graffiti font in relation to my digipak cover and back font. For editing issues, I couldn't do this idea. My idea then was to use a smoking machine to illustrate the 'sexiness' and 'wowness' of the group. Unfortunately, I couldn't do this idea because my group never brought clothes and time was running out.

Here are the words I made from the internet I thought were appropriate for my magazine advertisement.

Day 2. As a group we took photos for our magazine advertisement. I chose to take a photo to just be long shot behind a white background. I wanted to do this because I know I can edit it up and make it look nice by including bright colour in consistency to my digipak photos which are quiet colourful. This would tell the audience what personality my group has and what type of songs my group would sing.

Here the photos taken on the day

Here is the chosen photo, I chose it because it good framed and shows facial expressions, express each persons personality.

Day 3: The progress of making my magazine advertise. I made a white background.

I then changed my idea to get individual photos and then black and white the images to emphasis each person and showing the true side of the group.

Day 4:

This day included writing the information for my magazine advertisement, this included, 'out now' and name of album.

Day 5:

This day included icons in relation to the information given i.e. clothes to go with the website given at the bottom. This is a continuation of my digipak as a panel includes audience to have the access to buy clothes. I use a shirt I had for that panel and put on the magazine advertisement so the audience would be familiar with the clothes.