Product Style Profile

Learning Objectives:


  • K: the importance of sketches and planning in the decision making process of creating a magazine.
  • U: how to use sketches to influence your stylistic decisions.
  • BAT: undertake a creative task in which you start the decision making process in terms of style of your magazine.

In this lesson I will design my magazine in order to have a clear understanding of the layout of what I would like to use. It will allow me to decide exactly where I want my text and my photos to be on the front cover of my magazine. I will then get feedback from this and then do another 2 designs to give me my final design.

How useful did you find this step in terms of deciding what style you're going to be pursuing?

 Planning out the layout of my magazine was useful because it gives me an idea of the amount of photos I need to take and whereabouts I will put them on my magazine. It also means I can place smaller details such as the price, barcode and release date to make the magazine look more realistic. 




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