Aditya Chhabria - AICE Media Studies

In this blog, I will be discussing the comments that I received from the feedback of my Final TOC. I will also show the revisions that I made to my previous Final TOC, the before and after. I will include the suggestions that I got from my peers during the feedback session and from my family. I will discuss whether I want to keep the changes or not, by aligning them with my magazine genre conventions.  I will also explain the choices that I decided to go with, in great detail, as well as the ones I did not necessarily agree with and will be explaining the reasons why. Lastly, I will include a summary of all the elements that I used in my Final TOC and explain the process behind its production.             My Final Table Of Contents   This is my Final Magazine TOC. This table of contents incorporates some colorful elements, such as the bronze columns that are separating the different types of article, in order to make the Final TOC look more organized. These elements not only make the T

In this blog, I am going to be talking about the magazine TOC mockups I made for my art magazine. I have made 3 TOC mockups in total, and each are different form each other, in terms of design. The first section of this blog is going to be about, how these 3 TOC mockups connect to my magazine genre, which is Art. I will dissect these mockups piece by piece, and explain in detail, the reasoning behind my choices. This reasoning will be supported by concrete evidence, which will be taken from previous blogs. Laslty, for the second section, I will be explaining my creation process behind these 3 TOC mockups. The process will be supported by actual images and will be explained in detail. The process will give my audience an accurate represenation of what worked and did not work, while creating these TOC mockups.  My First TOC Mockup   This is the first mockup I made. This mockup incorporates many colorful elements, such as the multicolored triangles in the corner and the vines, which repre