The way in which my product used the conventions of a real magazine is because the design is based around other magazines of its style such as: NME and Kerrang. I have used various articles to refer to styles I have included in my magazine to create it. The front cover I have created has many features and conventions that would be included in a professional magazine such as:
FRONT COVER
- Mast Head
- Barcode
- Date/Issue Number
- Sell Lines
- Main Sell line
- Banners
- Main Image
- Price
As you can see in the above picture, I have included these elements for example on the Left Side at the Top I have included the magazines Mast Head, this has the magazines name on it (K-Rock). Other features include banners at both the bottom and the top of the article which include bands that are featured inside the article.
Also we have a main sell line: "Red Tuesday Return!" and below sell lines that include the following:
-Exclusive 2 page Interview
-Our top 10 local acts of 2013
-2 Free limited edition posters
The main image includes the front man (Brandon Smith). At the front of the group followed by the drummer (Thomas Spence) and then (Ciaran Howe-Hartley) this is a typical style you would find in a magazine.
At the bottom right hand corner we have the bar-code which includes next to the it the magazines issue number; and with this being the first ever issue there is a small tab on the top right hand corner to label it the "first issue".
The way my contents page uses the conventions of a real magazine. Is because


You have not focussed on your contents page or double page spread for this at all and it would have been good for you to have discussed the conventions of those also for this question.
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