Tag Archives: magazine design
Magawebzine: Final Magazine Layout
Today is the final day of the Magawebzine project, so I figured I’d post up this. Unfortunately due to time and money constraints, compromises were made in the production which prevented the physical outcome from being as I had planned,
Magawebzine: Front Cover Alteration
Here is an alternate cover update for the magazine. I changed it so that it would appear more engaging and interesting to the audience, with the Portal Guy running through the transparent centre of the Portal, appearing on the reverse
Inspiration: Neville Brody
Neville Brody is similar to my previous inspiration post subject – David Carson – In that they both challenge the established visual formula in design. However, that is more or less where the similarities end. Unlike Carson, Brody was educated
Magawebzine: Example Cover Designs
Obviously, one of the most important aspects of any magazine is the front cover. Typically, they contain the magazine’s title/logotype, some photograph or other image that is central to the “exclusive” or big story within, and then a half-dozen or
Magawebzine: Portal/Aperture Science Warning Signs
Utilising the vectors created in the previous post (as well as some not featured, obviously), I set about creating these graphics. They will remain single-colour, however, my method of printing may vary. In all likelihood, I will end up using
Magawebzine: Portal/Aperture Science Warning Sign Components
Here’s another set of vector graphics I created in the Portal/Aperture Science theme. Portal 1&2 both contain numerous warning signs on each “test”, and their graphic style is both entertaining and well designed for it’s purpose. I figured that they
Magawebzine: Aperture Science, Portals
More vector images created for the purpose of my magazine project.