final images and pratice.

this is a practice image that i tried to do in my favourite effect, i think it came out quite well, but it didn't come out as good as i thought it would, and if it is a fashion advert, you can't really see the shoes that much, which it is mainly all about.

these are some of the pictures that i took and have not edited, i like them except that on these shoes they catch small hairs really well, and when i took the picture there was still small hairs on the image, that made the shoes look not nice and dirty, so in future if i am going to take a picture with these shoes, or anything in the same material i shall bring a dog brush to get the hairs off.

i tried lying them down to see how it would look, i still think they personally look dirty and messy, and the bottom of the shoe does not look nice, i do like the reflection coming off the coloured disc onto the bottom off the shoe, 

i like the left shoe, it looks really big and in full attention, i like how they are stood on the lights, and how you can see that in the picture, and i like the flowers covering some of the right shoe.

this is one of my unedited images, but you can still see the small hairs, if it wasn't for the hairs this image would of been awesome.

i then tried to change the extra's to make it look a little different and to see what it looks like, so i tried a close up shot of the necklace, just to give a hint.

i then tried another different thing with the glowing lights, i don't think it came out as well

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this is my final image that i decided to use, i added some vibrance and some saturation to try and get a different effect, i like how it added colour to the picture, and i then added some writing in the image, i went with sisley becasue i liked there advert picture, i then wrote in smaller letter underneath fashion junkie . . and then i wrote in the top right corner " a dog brush is always a good thing to keep in your bag :} " i thought i would add a little joke in the advert and a bit of the truth to anyone who would want to buy them shoes.

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fashion advert research

on this picture it shows 3 different outfits, 2 without colour and a really expensive price, and one on the right in colour and from h&m so looking quite cheap in the prices.

i like this one because it just shows the women at a brown faded dead field, and she has a nice tan, and with a nice dress on and a flower thing, it is quite plain but is really good, the downside it that you don't know where it is from, or how much it cost.

i really like this one because the colour of the stairs compared to the colour of the women and her dress, it makes the dress stand out more so you look at her more, the sky makes the dress seem lighter and a nicer colour, i like how they have got a blonde women to wear the dress because the dress is light so it matches her hair.

i like this one because it is showing 2 different things, and one of the same outfit but a little bit different, i like how there is one brown/yellow dress at the right, and there is a women in an orange jacket with a belt, and how on the right side there is a male and a female with matching jackets, and i like how they have the plain background, and how they haven't put writing in this picture because it keeps it looking nice and plain, the down side with that without the writing you can't see how much or where the outfits are from.

i like this because it has a plain background with an close up sort of outfit, and it only has the fashion union writing on it, so they kept it plain and not to overwhelming 

i really like this picture becasue it makes her look tanned and it matches with the outfit, and i like how there is a necklace matching the outfit, i like the style of the writing and where they have placed it. 

i really like this picture because they are showing the bottom where the jeans look best in on the left, and there is a sign on her jeans pocket, and i like the right side because it is then showing of her bracelet and showing all the makeup and the matching tops with the bottoms, i don't like how they mostly have her breasts out on show because it takes the attention away from the clothes.

i like this one becasue it is showing you more then just one outfit so you can see more, and how they have actually famous people in the shots, and i  like how on all of them they have different angles of the people at different times.

i like this picture becasue it isn't messing you around and it is showing off the whole outfit, i like how they have kept a plain background and how there is writing at the top of the picture so it is keeping all your attention on the clothes.

i really like this because it like the background and they have put a darker outfit on the beach, with a tree behind them, and really plain writing next to the top with the prices on, so its not taking the attention away from the outfit.

i think this is a really funny and clever idea for a picture, i like how they have put 2 women on the floor with tubes and there sniffing the top like a drug addict would sniff drugs, i think this is a really clever idea because women are insane about clothes and love clothes to a high level.

theses are some pictures that i got for a fashion advert, and they are bright, showing most of the clothing, with a small amount of writing onto it.

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these are my magazine ideas for my magazine covers

Evolution of a magazine cover: Men Only About Town

Evolution of a magazine cover: Men Only
1935: launch issue of pocket format Men Only	1936: illustration on Men Only cover	1937: relaunch with full-page cartoon, setting 20-year pattern
1956: celebrating 21 years using celebs on cover	1957: film stars, in this case Diana Dors, dominate	1960: photographs of models have replaced illustrations
1963: last of the pocket format issues	1965: images now dominate Men Only covers	1971: first Men Only under Paul Raymond

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Man About Town through the ages
1939: Man About Townlaunch issue in US	1955: Man About Town in UK (spring issue)	1958: Man About Townlaunched again in US
1962: Man About Townbecomes Town in UK	1968: Man About Townlaunch issue in Australia	2007: Man About Townrides again in UK

Someone else's idea

Someone else's idea
Cover by Peter Driben for US title Beauty Parade(February 1949)	Private Eye in the cover style it adopted in the 1960s (5 Sep 1997)	Myleene Klass does a Demi Moore (Aug 2007) for Glamour
'Young love' cover for Oz(issue 37, September 1971)	David Sullivan's porn apologistPrivate View; editor Miss Doreen Millington (Mar 1974)	A pregnant Demi Moore on the cover of Vanity Fair in 1981
Arena shows David Bailey's 1965 image ofMichael Caine (autumn 1988)	Singer KD Lang being shaved by model Cindy Crawford forVanity Fair (Aug 1993)	London Opinion sparked Kitchener's recruitment posters (5 Sep 1914)
Jude Law tries to mimic Michael Caine's Alfie forArena (Nov 2004)	Model Jordan (Katie Price) and Peter Andre pose for Attitude(Sept 2004)	Still being copied 94 years later (Economist, Sep 2008)

Words and pictures

Words and pictures
Bystander 1916: colour covers at Christmas were a Victorian tradition	London Opinion used spot colour from the late 1920s (Nov 1927)	London Life, with covers of few words, varied its masthead each week (11 Mar 1933)
Woman's Own 1934. Note coverline: 'Gifts made from jam pots'	Bystander 1935: cover still devoted to adverts at society weekly	Woman's Own 1937: full colour on a weekly was a revolution
Wild West Weekly launched in 1938: the war was to set back UK magazines 20 years	Blighty 'Laughs its way to victory' each week (1944)	Lilliput in 1946: man, woman and dog cartoon by Trier dates back to 1937 launch
Vanity Fair (1950) big Nat Mags monthly until killed off by Cosmo	Blighty switched from humour to pin-ups (1959)	Woman's Realm 1959: cover looks like an advert
Honey (Apr 1960): main cover line, 'A girl's best accessory is a man', runs diagonally	Nova launch under editor Harry Fieldhouse (Mar 1965)	Mayfair 1966: Mars symbol and Raquel Welch in pink say it all
Flair from November 1967: all about angles	Queen (Nov 1968): note diagonal cover line	Harper's & Queen from April 1971
Cosmopolitan first issue March 1972: red stands out on the newsagent's shelves	Tatler & Bystander (Jan 1975) still with adverts - look dates back to 1935 and earlier!	Editor Janet Street-Porter chose a flasher to frontTime Out spin-off (Apr 1975)
Woman's World, July 1979. Left cover line: 'Exclusive. The agony of being Anna Raeburn'	Nick Logan's The Face first issue in May 1980	Masthead pun: i-D makes its subjects, in this case Sade, wink (Feb 1984)
Dummy for Capital, which was to be handed out at London rail stations (Jun 1986)	Educational Computing, (Oct 1987) for teachers coming to grips with computers	Riva (1988) upmarket weekly with contents panel
Coverline 'How to spot a bullshitter' led to advertising for Excel being banned (1988)	Price was vital to Mirabellalaunch in September 1990	First issue of Cosmo spin-off Zest (autumn 1994)
Frank - first issue, October 1997 set out to be (too) different	Scene (Dec1998) under Deborah Bee was a visually bold title	Heat named 30 celebs who had 'done it' (June 1999)
Wallpaper spin-off Spruceborrowed parent's * (2001)	IPC couldn't revive the 1960s Nova brand (2001)	Intersection (2001): a different angle on cars
Boxy look for Emap's celeb weekly Closer (28 Sep 2002)	Jack started with a pocket format but lacked firepower on the shelves (Jan 2003)	Few cover lines for Vogue(Dec 2003): only leading magazines can risk this
Retro keeps it simple and says it all for games buffs (April 2003)	Rip & Burn seem to push Eminem off the cover (Nov 2004)	The last Face with Kelis & Andre 3000 (May 2004)
Cut - bad cover, bad concept, sank without trace (Aug 2004)	Zoo - competing for flesh count with Nuts (Jan 2004)	Grazia with contents strip (February 2005)
Psychologies - for the thinking woman, from France (Oct 2005)	Good Housekeeping - cramming it all in (Nov 2005)	Prima (2006): UK's best-selling domestic women's monthly
Car: relaunches - briefly - with squarish cover (Sep 2006)	Woman's Own: how busy can a cover get? (2007)	Monocle - a Boy's Own Economist (Mar 2007)
Stunning profile for Sublimecover (Jan 2007)	Clashing cover lines forKerrang! (6 August 2008)	Buck ( 2008): editor regretted not following left-third rule