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Arvin 2015

Editor's Note

First is cannibalism (I would put any food you are currently eating down): A young woman is promised to a man by her father. She has a funny feeling about the man and acts on instinct. A bird tells her that he is a murderer and when she visits her groom to be. and his house for the first time, she later finds out that in fact her groom has no intention of ever marrying her and that he hatched a plan to kill her. He and his fellow robbers capture young girls, kill them and eat their flesh raw. She later sees them murder a young woman whilst hiding and manages to escape. Lucky thing.

The Robber Bridegroom

Words by Charlotte Marshall

The Juniper Tree

After brutally murdering her Stepson after resenting him for not being her only child, the woman in this fairy tale chops up his body, cooks him and feeds him to his own father in the form of a stew. Unfortunately, he wasn’t so lucky. Bet your Stepmum doesn’t seem too bad now.

Before the Stepmother murders her Stepson, she abuses him.

A quote from an early version of the tale says ‘And the Evil One filled her mind with this until she grew very angry with the little boy, and she pushed him from one corner to the other and slapped him here and cuffed him there, until the poor child was always afraid, for when he came home from school there was nowhere he could find any peace.” The Stepmother abused her Stepson as she was worried he would implicate her chance of her and her daughters inheritance.

The Girl Without Hands

A father is contacted by the devil and told to chop off his Daughters’ hands. And so he does. A hint of religion is seen in this one; evil seems to win.

A huntsman is ordered to bring back Snow Whites liver and lungs takes her to the forest, at only seven years old. Poor, old, innocent Snow.

Snow White

In the original tale of Snow White, the evil queen is forced to wear a pair of iron shoes heated on burning coals, in which she must dance until she dies as revenge.

Hansel and Gretel

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We all love to hear a good story about revenge, but these are so dark and twisted they put any TV soap to shame…

Cinderella

Unlike in the Disney series when the Stepsisters see redemption, in the old tales they have their eyes pecked out by birds and are forced to live their lives as bling beggar women.

The Wolf & The Seven Little Kids

In this tale, the wolf eats seven kids whole. The Mother attempts to cut open the wolfs stomach to save her kids, but she then seeks revenge by filling his stomach with stones.

The wolf later drowns when he goes to the river to take a drink. Good fucking riddance.

Little Red Cap

Similarly to the Wolf and the Seven Little Kids some versions of the Little Red Cap story also end with a wolf’s stomach being cut open. The huntsman who finds the wolf cuts his stomach open to rescue the girl and her Grandmother (who were also swallowed whole). And again, they fill the stomach of the wolf with rocks he then drowns in a river.

Rumpelstiltskin

The end of Rumpelstiltskin can be read differently. Some say his actions constitute suicide by rage or suicide by accident. At the end of the tale Rumpelstiltskin doesn’t get his way and he gets so angry he tears his body in half. What a bloody psycho.

Bearskin

There are three Sisters and one man who made a deal with the devil (we have all heard that before). To see a lifetime of wealth and happiness he has to wear a bear skin as a cloak and never wash. He shows kindness to a stranger who promises one of his three Daughters hand in marriage. He meets the Sisters and the elder two are disgusted and repulsed by him and refuse his hand in marriage. However, the youngest agrees to marry him when he returns in three years (once his seven years is over). The two elder Sisters mad that their younger sister has a handsome and wealthy man for the rest of her life and they have nothing that they both kill themselves. One drowns herself, whilst another hangs herself from a tree. The moral of the story – never judge a book by its cover and be happy for your Sisters.

(Little Red Riding Hood)

In Hansel and Gretel, the children are deserted in the forest after their Stepmother convinces their Father that they would be better off without an extra two mouths to feed.

Welcomed by a witch into her home, whose only desire; is to entice and kill the children. This shows the true innocence of children who happily walk into the trap.

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a) LS:N Global Lecture 22 October 2014.

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b) This Is Rude Time Flies When You’re Being Rude

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c) Soft Pop Trend WGSN

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g) 100 Years of Graphic Design Charlotte 14th March

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h) Risograph Printing Inspiration

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Hi Jess, That’s fine, sorry for not getting back to you its been a hectic week! I’m drawing something Hansel and Gretel related, will that work for you?

Rachel That’s great! Cant wait to see.

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Hey jess! hope all is well... for part of my final year we’re working with Stack magazines ( http://www.stackmagazines.com/ ) and have created a magazine aimed at male young professionals and graduates which aims to bring the fun back into reading. It’s going to have short stories- fiction and non fiction, interactive games and poetry included and was wondering if this would be something you’d be interested in maybe getting involved with? ie) graphics, illustrations, artwork etc.Obviously if u don’t have time to commit to doing visuals that’s absolutely fine, but if we gave you a a poem from one of our contributors you could have free creative reign over it to do what you would like? We have opportunity to actually get the mag published through stack magazines so obviously all art work would be credited etc. let me know what you think.. Like i said before no worries if not we just all really like your work! Thanks Hi Jess! That sounds amazing, I’d love to be involved if you keep me up to date and send me stuff I could send you some ideas and you can decide if you like it or not? Thank you for thinking of me! Loves x Hi jess! sorry to keep you out the loop on the magazine, we’ve just been trying to figure out content etc! for our first issue we’re having a section on fairytales as research has shown more and more men are reading classic fairytales and taking hidden meaning from them.. We were wondering if you could take your favorite fairytale and create an illustration which shows off your style ( which can also relate to our male readers) We are printing through a Risograph printer - I’ll attach how our aesthetic is hoping to look and examples of Risograph prints...

(PICTURES OF RISOGRAPH) oh and also these are some graphic designers/illustrators we’ve been inspired by just so you get a feel of the aesthetic! - Rude http://www.thisisrude.com/ Jim Stoten http://www.jimtheillustrator.co.uk/ Camille Walala http://camillewalala.com/ Hi Jess, sorry just seen this! I’d love to do a little red riding hood drawing if you’d be interested in that?

Definitely a lot of dark messages there and it’s a good one from a design perspective too let me know if that works for you x Just a heads up we’ve finalised risograph printing btw and that only uses two tone colour palette. So you can just draw it in black and white and we can digitally edit the colours if that’s easier smile emoticon Can’t wait to see! X Ok, cool - one of my tests is full colour so I’ll send you that later on today as well and you can see if it’s what you’re looking for x

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Live Team Project

Tutorial Record Sheet 2014/15 Module: Negotiated Project Stage 1 Ref. no: FASH30001 Date: 17/02/15 Name : Charlotte Jessica Poppy

Tutorial / Seminar Record Sheet Work to bring / prepare for session: /

Learning issues to discuss in session: CREATIVE CONCEPT / LOOK AT OTHER MAGAZINES FOR INSPIRATION BRIGHT COLOURS

Feedback from session: NEED TO RESEARCH TRENDS / COLOUR LIKED RUDE BOOK FOR INSPIRATION.

Tasks for next session: Speak to Hugh about creative concept and pitch idea to him

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Tutorial Record Sheet 2014/15 Module: Negotiated Project Stage 1 Ref. no: FASH30001 Date: 24/02/15 Name : Charlotte, Jessica and Poppy

Tutorial / Seminar Record Sheet Work to bring / prepare for session: Visit Norm

Learning issues to discuss in session: Visual aesthetic

Feedback from session: Love the concept non fiction and fiction– great idea using fairy tales, why not make the whole issue fairy tales?

Great name, really fits well – could do a lot of clever things with it ie) one issue Arvin, one Finn.

Risograph will look really cool You need to tell your contributors exactly what you want it to look like

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Tutorial Record Sheet 2014/15 Module: Negotiated Project Stage 1 Ref. no: FASH30001 Date: 02/03/15 Name :Jessica, Poppy and Charlotte

Tutorial / Seminar Record Sheet Work to bring / prepare for session:

MEETING WITH HUGH

Learning issues to discuss in session: Our concept and visual aesthetic

Feedback from session: Hugh liked our idea, he showed us examples of neon and his work.

Make sure you give them something to think about, not something that they’ve already read.

Consider how you can engage the young male, continue getting contributors

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Tutorial Record Sheet 2014/15 Module: Negotiated Project Stage 1 Ref. no: FASH30001 Date: 07/03/15 Name : Charlotte, Jess and Poppy

Tutorial / Seminar Record Sheet Work to bring / prepare for session: INTERIM PRESENTATION

Learning issues to discuss in session: CREATIVE CONCEPT/ RECAP OF BIG IDEA/ AESTHETIC AND DISTRIBUTION

Feedback from session: Great idea the two components Scrap the game idea, it’s about literature and should be kept as a book Why risograph? – back this up Good mood boards More logo development Improved leaps and bounds

Tasks for next session: feedback

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Tutorial Record Sheet 2014/15 Module: Negotiated Project Stage 1 Ref. no: FASH30001 Date: 16/04/15 Name : Charlotte, Jessica and Poppy

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Learning issues to discuss in session: How the magazine content is going Visual aesthetic What point we’re at/grade Re-cap of learning outcomes

Feedback from session: Results from interim We’re on track and have improved loads

Tasks for next session: Magazine layout

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Tutorial Record Sheet 2014/15 Module: Negotiated Project Stage 1 Ref. no: FASH30001 Date: 30/04/15 Name : Charlotte, Jessica and Poppy.

Tutorial / Seminar Record Sheet Work to bring / prepare for session: MAGAZINE LAYOUT

Learning issues to discuss in session: MEDIA PACK Copy right imagery

Feedback from session: Magazines looking good Justify your aesthetic Contributors in appendix Copy right imagery

Tasks for next session: present

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15/02/2015 ALL PRESENT 2 HOURS Went over how the presentation went, over the feedback, what we needed to improve and what the next steps were.

19/02/2015 ALL PRESENT 4 HOURS In this meeting we researched more into our competitors and our logo. We looked into our logo and how it might need more development and our strap line, we spent the time developing and editing our logo through research into competitors and trends and playing with the strap line.

21/02/2015 ALL PRESENT 4 HOURS In this meeting we discussed possible themes, expanded on the Big Idea to create a creative concept. Researched into graphic trends and how this could influence our magazine. We decided that we wanted a specific genre for the first magazine, so decided to research into all the different varieties. We began to contact English Literature departments in search for volunteers and contributors.

23/02/2015 ALL PRESENT 3 HOURS Here, we meet to discuss what people had got into contact. We brainstormed together all our contacts we had within the literature and creative industry for possible contacts and decided on the fairy tale theme. We began developing our aesthetic and contacting feature interviews with Eli Ankuste, arranging dates and times.

24/02/2015 ALL PRESENT 5 HOURS we meet Norm to discuss our big idea and creative concept to get feedback on how we could go about achieving it. This is where we decided we would do risograph due to budget and aesthetic. Norm discussed the name and logo and how we could play around with structure.

During this time together we started sketchbooks and moodboards to show contributors what we were after. We continued to contact people via email to contribute, researching current artists we liked and writers of poetry and fairy tales. We decided that we were going to have two separate components.

28/02/2015 ALL PRESENT 3 HOURS Continued to research possible contributors, trends and sketchbooks. Researched into fairy tales and replied to messages from possible contributors. Developing our creative concept and aesthetic to make sure our contributors aligned to this.

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02/03/2015 ALL PRESENT 5 HOURS We meet Hugh to discuss and pitch our idea. Here he showed us other publications and things he had published which really inspired and cemented our aesthetic and love for neon.

He spoke about things we should consider about the young male and how to engage them.

Things to possibly write about. Continuing contact with contributors.

05/03/2015 ALL PRESENT 3 HOURS Went over trends, colours and possible uses. Sketch booked and pinterested things. Read contributors sample work and decided on people that we liked. Continued to appeal for contributors. We went over the feedback we had received from Hugh. We looked into his work and possible other ways to print other than Riso. Due to the great expense we steered away from it.

07/03/2015 ALL PRESENT 3 HOURS Went over the work the graphic designer was going to do for us, ensuring he had a clear idea of our aesthetic. We read and researched into Risograph and what other people used. We looked into how you do it. We looked into fairy tales more and how relevance could be placed in today’s society.

09/03/2015 ALL PRESENT 4 HOURS Looked at what we needed to do for the Interim presentation and decided to look into magazine mock ups and how we wanted it looking to send to our designer. Researched distribution and funding and looked into Kickstarter and other crowdfunding sources. Calculated how much it might cost and how much we would need.

11/03/2015 ALL PRESENT 5 HOURS Looked at the list we needed for the end of the project and what we were missing and needed to expand on. Discussed what we wanted and needed our online presence to be in regards to our consumer. Read more work from contributors and decided if we wanted them. Contacted them back. Researched into fairy tales and literature more.

13/03/2015 JESS AND CHARLOTTE PRESENT POPPY ABSENT DUE TO ALLERGIC REACTION/ILLNESS 5 HOURS Started our interim presentation. Cemented our aesthetic. Got our graphic designer to send the magazine mock up thus far to us. Made a list of things needed and started with moodboards etc.

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14/03/2015 ALL PRESENT 5 HOURS Continued presentation.

15/03/2015 ALL PRESENT 4 HOURS Continued presentation 16/03/2015 ALL PRESENT 3 HOURS Continued presentation.

17/03/2015 ALL PRESENT 4 HOURS Continued presentation 18/03/2015 ALL PRESENT 5 HOURS Rehearsed and edited presentation 19/03/2015 ALL PRESENT 9 HOURS Rehearsed presentation, ensuring it flowed.

Did Interim presentation.

Went over feedback briefly.

20/03/2015 CHARLOTTE 1 HOUR Visited Norm for feedback after Interim.

22/03/2015 ALL PRESENT 5 HOURS went over feedback and looked into making Arvin fiction and Finn non fiction. Decided what we wanted to create for the final presentation and what magazine we wanted. Discussed areas to improve.

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24/03/2015 ALL PRESENT 4 HOURS Contacted contributors. Arranged meeting with Eli for the next few weeks. Discussed content of magazine. Brainstormed our contacts for contributors again.

26/03/2015 ALL PRESENT 6 HOURS Discussed what needed to be done over the holidays. Wrote back and contacted graphic design and art departments. Decided finally what content was still needed. Thought about graphic and art contributors.

13/04/2015 ALL PRESENT 6 HOURS Wrote questions for Eli, went over what was going to happen. Discussed plans for next few weeks.

Meet Eli and interviewed him.

THROUGHOUT THAT WEEK WE DECIDED TO WRITE ARTICLES FOR THE MAGAZINE AND WROTE UP ALL INTERVIEWS ENSURING THAT THE MAJORITY OF WRITTEN CONTENT WAS FINALISED. WE WROTE TO MANY OF OUR FINAL CONTRIBUTORS. BY THE END OF THE WEEK WE HAD NEARLY ALL OUR WRITTEN CONTENT. 20/04/2015 ALL PRESENT 4 HOURS Content for magazine. Contributors. Aesthetic. FINALISING EVERYTHING. 25/04/2015 ALL PRESENT 3 HOURS Contributors. Aesthetic.

02/05/2015 ALL PRESENT 5 HOURS Discussed contributors, finalizing everything.

06/05/2015 ALL PRESENT 3 HOURS Discussed funding, contacted the hive again. Distribution.

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08/05/2015 ALL PRESENT 4 HOURS Making magazine and sorting logo out.

11/05/2015 ALL PRESENT 6 HOURS Logo inspiration and development. Strap line. What do we want and need at the presentation. What is our aesthetic then.

14/05/2015 ALL PRESENT 4 HOURS Met the Hive and discussed funding and Press Release.

16/05/2015 ALL PRESENT 4 HOURS PORTFOLIO WORK/MEDIA PACK/MAGAZINE 17/05/2015 ALL PRESENT 5 HOURS PORTFOLIO WORK/MEDIA PACK/MAGAZINE 18/05/2015 ALL PRESENT 5 HOURS PORTFOLIO WORK/MEDIA PACK/MAGAZINE 19/05/2015 ALL PRESENT 9 HOURS PORTFOLIO WORK/MEDIA PACK/MAGAZINE 20/05/2015 ALL PRESENT 8 HOURS PORTFOLIO WORK/MEDIA PACK/MAGAZINE 21/05/2015 ALL PRESENT 9 HOURS PORTFOLIO WORK/MEDIA PACK/MAGAZINE

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