MAGAZINE PROJECT RESEARCH - ART OF ENGLAND
Art of England, Portrait Special Issue, August 2013
The Cover of this magazine is covered by a portrait painting of a man with fair skin and red hair. The name of the magazine is in lowercase letters with "art" in bold. There are the main titles of the articles on the cover surrounding the face of the man. On the bottom of the page is the name of the issue and what it is about
The Cover of this magazine is covered by a portrait painting of a man with fair skin and red hair. The name of the magazine is in lowercase letters with "art" in bold. There are the main titles of the articles on the cover surrounding the face of the man. On the bottom of the page is the name of the issue and what it is about
The colors of the text being used are white text, with certain words in bold. The words in bold bring your attention to them first, then followed by the description under the bold words. The magazine name in a unique font, adding to the art aesthetic of the magazine.
I found the advertisements to be evenly balances throughout the entire magazine. The ads are all based on art and things in England. They ads are relevant to the type of magazine and could be useful for someone in this area or anyone that is into the arts.
The articles are located in between the advertisements. The shorter articles are in the front of the magazine followed by the longer feature articles. The longer articles are towards the back of the magazine.
The table of contents is located at the at the front of the magazine, within the first few pages. The table of contents is spit onto two pages, one page with the short articles and the other with the feature articles. The table of contents is over top of a picture of the mountain range.
The articles are located in between the advertisements. The shorter articles are in the front of the magazine followed by the longer feature articles. The longer articles are towards the back of the magazine.
The table of contents is located at the at the front of the magazine, within the first few pages. The table of contents is spit onto two pages, one page with the short articles and the other with the feature articles. The table of contents is over top of a picture of the mountain range.
The Art o England has a circulation number of
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