Ideas/ Plan for Final print products

 

Magazine 1st edition

Name: The Socialist

Font: Grotesque

Colour scheme: Greens, Blues, browns

Price: £2.99

Tag Line: "The truth of the world" 

Political Bias: Left wing

Image ideas:

  • Someone holding a plant/gardening
  • Someone tidying
  • Sitting on the grass/ standing under a tree

Headline: Stay clean and Go green! – easy ways to protect the environment

Contents list:

  • Animalistic Activists break into Lab
  • Helping the Homeless
  •  Stay clean and Go green! – easy ways to protect the environment
  • David Attenborough’s new message - A Life on Our Planet
  • Celebrities urge for Ocean Clean up
  • The sixteen-year-old doing the most for the Planet – Greta Thunberg
  • What Does Brexit actually mean?
  • Is Corbyn stepping down?
  • Sustainable Houses 
  • Climate Crisis 

Image ideas for the contents page:

  • ·         Tree/Flowers
  • ·         Landscapes
  • ·         Landfill/rubbish

 

Magazine 2nd edition

Name: The Socialist

Font: Grotesque

Colour Scheme: Red, Blue

Price: £2.99

Tag Line: "The truth of the world" 

Political Bias: Left wing

Image ideas:

  • ·         Someone with a mask
  • ·         Two people socially distanced on a bench with masks on

Headline:  Boris vs. Covid-19

Contents list:

  • Why All lives matter is controversial
  • Crime crackdown in London
  •  Americas fight about Rights and how it affects you
  •  Boris vs. Covid-19
  •  Biden or trump? – the vote on every one’s mind
  •  “England isn’t racist” – The truth behind white privilege
  • The brands backing Black lives Matter
  • Unemployment rise amongst young people 
  • Isolation and Mental health 
  • Stockpiling for Lockdown

Image ideas for the contents page:

  • ·         Hand washing
  • ·         Hand sanitizer/ empty shops
  • ·         Empty roads/ lockdown


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