(Passion Sans Font) I have chosen this font because it is simple and easy to read. It also incorporates a lot of curves which

are associated femininity and my magazine is aimed towards a female

audience.

(Ultima Font) I have chosen this font as a possible font for my cover lines because it is very clear, simple and easy to read. Also similar to passions sans font the letters are very curved which makes them seem very

feminine which is appropriate since my magazine is aimed towards a female

audience.

(Home & Hearth Font) I have chosen this font because it is simple so easy to read but at the same time it is bold so stands out on the page.

(Chinacat Font) This font would be appropriate for my magazine

because it is both simple and easy to read. It is also quite bold so would stand out on the page without looking too dramatic.

(Lovely Eunike Hans Font) This font is not only curved it also looks very relaxed and almost as if it is hand

written. I think this would be appropriate to use in my magazine

because I want teenagers to feel they can easily pick up my magazine . They

should enjoy reading the magazine therefore I don’t want it to look too

formal. That way they can relate to it more. Also although the font is simple it is still bold so would be appropriate for a cover line because it would stand out

well.

(Dock 51) This is my most dramatic possible cover line font. I have chosen this font because

it is bold so stands out but also because it is very modern because of the way the letters

have been cut into sections. I think this would be appropriate for my magazine because my magazine is about pop music which is very

modern genre of music. I also think that because this font is very unique it will catch readers eyes making them more inclined to

read the article.

Potential Cover Line

Fonts

(marcelle) This font is a potential mast head font. I have chosen it because it is

very curved again like others so has connotations of femininity. I also chose it because it is very bold and modern.

Although it comes across as being very feminine it does has an edge to it

because of the way the M is slightly rubbed out . This would be appropriate for my magazine because unlike many pop magazines on the market at the

moment I plan for my magazine to be aimed at a slightly older audience of 16-19 year olds so I don’t want my font to

look too girly and childish.

(urban jungle) I have chosen this font because it looks slightly like an

explosion has just taken place because of the way parts of the letters are

missing. which is appropriate since my magazine is about pop which as a single

word can be associated with an explosion. Also the fact it looks like an explosion has taken place could also

represent the fact the information in the magazine has just exploded so is all new

gossip and information. I have also chosen this font because it is very

unique so is eye catching and it is also very bold which makes it stand out.

(birth of a hero) This font is very modern but simplistic at the same time . It includes

a lot of rounded shapes which I think makes it appropriate for my music magazine because to me they could

represent vinyl's or Cds which we associate a lot with music. I also think this font would be appropriate because it is easy to read so

people will look at my magazine and instantly know what it’s about.

Masthead(forte) This font is both rounded and curved so

has connotations of femininity. It is also bold and easy to read so will attract a lot of attention because people will be

able to read it without any problems and spot it out

of a crowd.

Potential Mast Head &

Body Text Fonts

(Arial rounded MT bold) I have chosen this font because it is a basic font so doesn’t take much

effort to read. Also it is a recognized font so has a

professional finish which will overall make my magazine look

more professional. It is also bold so will stand out easily on

a page with a lot of images.

Body text

(Century Gothic) I have chosen this as a potential

font again because the style is basic so easy to read. I have also chosen it because the letters are

very rounded so will appeal to a female

audience.

Body text

Body text(corbel) I have picked this

font out because it isn’t too bold so could work well on a page that is suppose to be mainly

images because it wouldn’t distract from

them.

These are examples of the types of images that will feature in my magazine. They will all be high quality images taken

in a studio or in a particular set or location. There may also be a few taken

from live concerts and performances.

Colour Schemes – all of my potential colour schemes incorporate

colours such as pink and white to represent the innocent fun associated with pop music and the femininity of my magazine. I have incorporated the colour black into some of the colour schemes because this is a more mature colour so could help show that my magazine is for a slightly older audience

interested in pop music.