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-Magazines We all know what magazines are, and have enjoyed reading them at some point. Even if you only read magazines to pass time. Particularly, if you have to you the restroom or when waiting in the dentist a part in all of them. Magazines are obviously a creation of design just in words on a physical page that you can touch. Using the design approach, you also have to plan out how you want the information in a magazine to be displayed. -Newspapers Newspapers do not tend to attract younger audiences unless they include word searches or comics. In fact, because newspapers tend to be factual based. We generally associate them with our grandparents. Or an adult that would like to know important things that are going on in the world. Magazines tend to be more “gossipy” which of curse attracts the younger generation, because they are more concerned with being cool, knowing what’s popular and what celebrities are up to. Newspapers have editors like magazines and it also involves a planning process. For example, what’s going to be on the front page! what will catch everyone’s attention! Of course just like magazines newspapers have to go through the process of being printed. Also, newspapers tend to use cheap paper like newsprint. -Books made of cardboard covered in cloth or leather and are usually sewn together. Paperback books have cov- - As you can see Design is more than creative styles or patterns, and is used in many things that we commonly use! Diane Lane is a talented student at University of Baltimore. Diane is currently in the progress of obtaining her Bachelors in Digital Communications. Her interests include decorating, reading, music, and traveling. Later on, she hopes to pursue a career in Interior Design. Oh, no! Not Writer’s Block! By Taylor Lynn Writer’s block, the bane of any writer’s existence. Every writer dreads this moment because it means that they are at a standstill; nothing seems to be coming out. It’s an unfortunate part of being a writer, and while some don’t want to admit it, it does in fact, happen to everyone eventually. It’s simple 32
forms of writer’s block and a few possible solutions for each one: • Ready, Set, Blank… Sometimes the ideas just won’t come no matter how much you want it to. You end up staring at beginning, middle or right around the end. Solutions: just what you need to get inspired. -Force yourself to write something. It doesn’t matter what it is just start writing, Maya Angelou herself said, “What I try to do is write. I may write for two weeks ‘the cat sat on the mat, that is that, not it’s as if the muse is convinced that I’m serious and says, ‘Okay. Okay. I’ll come.’” Sometimes just going through the motions of writing can get the brain ticking. -Start at the end or the middle! Starting can be hard so at times when you know where you want • Brain Overload! And at other sides you can have too many ideas to count. When this happens it came become stressful to choose. Solutions: -Bullet point all your ideas from best to worst. keeper and what will run you into a dead-end soon. • But Everything must be Perfect! When you work hard on something whether you admit it or not you want everything to be perfect; whether it’s the perfect word or sentence, only thing that seems to matter is that it must be perfect! Being a perfectionist is rough, and can make the writing process even harder at times. Solution: can always change it later. - 33
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