Blog Post #10:

I choose these layouts because, I thought I did well on these pieces for this draft layout portion. I also chose them because, they look like they would be an interesting edgy News lay out for a magazine. It also makes certain things that are about or the topic pop out more; for example, the first one makes a reference of the topic on both pages of the layout which then continues and makes your eyes easily move from one to another and the colors are not too harsh, but show the importance i.e. the red sign and white sign.

Magazine Layout example

Magazine Layout example

Magazine Layout example

Blog Post #9:

 

I chose these colors because, when I think of news I think of edgy and trying to catch the views attention with the hard truth that the writer or artist is trying to express.

I also chose them because, it reminds me of justice and truth to many citizen and people.

The reason I have some neutral tone colors is because I do not want everything to be edgy and popping out otherwise, it would be confusing, random, and just difficulty for it to be legible & readable.

Color Palette

color palette

 

 

 

 

Blog Post #8:

The name I choose for my Newspaper/News topic is “Open Up Your Eyes!”

Two of the Publications of Newspapers I choose were and included pieces they did on they’re opinion of Bernie Sanders:

1. The New York Times:
   

   Article:

    

2. (not done yet)

 

Blog post # 7:

Bernie Sanders is a democratic, but favors policies similar to democratic socialism, and is running for president of the United States.

Sanders is the senator of Vermont.

He was born in Brooklyn, New York.

While attending University of Chicago Sandwrs was an active civil rights protest organize for the Congress or Racial Equalityand Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee.

Issues he discusses on his campaign include: campaign finance reform, corporate welfare, global warming, income inequaliy, LGBT rights, parental leave, universal healthcare, and ISIS.

He is a politician that cares, talks about subjects that need to be talk about and has proof of things he has been involved in.

Chicago Arrest, 1963

 

 

 

Bernie Sanders Sit-In, 1962

 

March with Martian Luther King, Bernie Sanders (middle right side), 1965