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"FABS" is a fashion and beauty magazine MASTHEAD  - "FABS" SELLING LINES  - "Fashion & Beauty Segment" DATELINES  - June/July 2018 MAIN COVER LINE (Main Bubble Story)  - "Hello Beautiful!" COVER LINE (Bubble Stories)  - 3 bubble stories MAIN IMAGE  - Umi 'Afina BAR CODE  - at the top right of the magazine

COLOUR: Pastel colour FOCAL POINT: Letter 'f' FONT: Franklin

A good magazine cover does two things. First, it grabs the attention of the reader so that the potential reader will pick it up, purchase it, and take it home. Second, it informs the reader of two things what type of magazine it is, and what the reader can expect to find inside its cover. That is a lot for one sheet of paper to do. It's not enough to slap down the contents of the magazine on the front cover with an image of a model to accompany this barrage of information. Instead, the design principles of magazine covers must be carefully woven together in order to produce a product that is visually appealing. Blackhair Magazine Edition June/July 2013 Since its launch as a bi-monthly magazine in 1998, Blackhair  has been a vital source of information on hair,  beauty and lifestyle for intelligent,  informed and style-conscious black and mixed-race women.  In November 2017 Blackhair relaunched as a website and is now a preeminent hair and beauty destinat...

Uniten's Billboard Increase the gap between each letter (tracking). College's event poster Used different type of font for 'Festival Anggerik' in order to make it neater. For example, Imprint MT Shadow. Siti Khadijah's Billboard One of example good typography design. 

There are 6 elements that are used in order to have a good design. The six elements are line, shape, size, colour, value (contrast), and texture. Each of these elements is used to create an image that is pleasing to look at as well as to convey a message to the viewers. I choose this poster as an example to explain further regarding the 6 elements of design. Lines can be used to emphasize, setting particular information off in busy composition and drawing the eye to a particular area. Lines can be curvy, zigzag, implied, or dotted.  The designer applied the lines element at the background of the poster in order to let the viewers feel the retro vibes. Shapes is an enclosed space defined by lines or in contrast to its surroundings. They can be geometric (square, triangles, etc) or organic (a speech bubble, a blob, etc). Shapes can either enhance an object or move the viewer's eye through and around the design.  In this poster, banner ...

Scholz & Friends is one of Europe's biggest advertising agencies. The company was founded in 1981 by Jürgen Scholz, Uwe Lang and Michael Menzel in Hamburg. The company has two headquarters in Hamburg-Hafen City and Belin-Mitte. In place of the classic cardboard shoebox that most sneakers are sold in, Nike Air Max Packaging goes in an entirely different direction. Cushioning packaging. Made out of plastic, it takes on the form of a clear bubble large enough to comfortably hold the shoes inside. This see-through bubble with the Nike Air logo appears incredibly futuristic, giving the impression of a sneaker floating in midair. Due to less usage of materials, it also contributes to sustainability. It was designed by Ralf Schroeder from Scholz & Friends.  This air cushion packaging idea appears to be slightly more practical than the custom cardboard box, as it allows anyone to view the shoes instantly. It is also more attractive and entertaining compared to the ...

What does it mean?  From my point of view, in every business, especially successful ones, the external messages that they carry need a match with the internal process such as the perception created for the customer that can garner goodwill long before a purchase is made. This is what we call advertising. A human brain might seem amazing with the eons of information and memories that it carried. However, that actually differ from the reality as processing what advertising really meant can take quite a moment for us from the sales process, creating awareness which followed by interest, desire and purchase.