The document evaluates three different fonts for use in a magazine masthead. Font 1 is described as bold and capitalized, making it suitable to draw attention and stand out for masthead use. Font 2 is noted to have a disco ball-like appearance due to dots, fitting the pop music genre, and being more relatable to the target female audience. Font 3 is also capitalized and bold, found to be common in researched music magazines and suitable for displaying important text like pull quotes.

1. Font Research &
Planning

2. Font 1
This is the first font I have looked at, I think I could use this font within my
magazine because it is very bold and capitalized. It would stand out and would
be good to use for the mastheads of my pages. After completing my research
reflection and textual analysis I feel as though this would be a good choice of
font to use. The use of this font will make it clear to the audience that my
mastheads are important and this will be shown through the use of bold and
capitalized words. It could also be used for using things such as pull quotes or
other important text on my front cover.

3. Font 2
This is my second font, I like this font because of the way it is capitalized and bold.
The use of the dots make it look as though it is a disco ball which fits in with my
genre of pop. The fonts I have researched within the genre of my magazine have
had capitalized and bold fonts. This font is more relatable for girls which is the main
target audience of the music magazines I have researched. This suits my genre
research and textual analysis. When I did my genre research I found out that
capitalized fonts within magazines they stand out more on the page. This font is
more of an appropriate font for the masthead of my magazine.

4. Font 3
This is my third font, I like this font because of the way it is capitalized and bold.
The fonts I have researched within the genre of my magazine have had
capitalized and bold fonts. This font is more relatable for girls which is the main
target audience of the music magazines I have researched. This suits my genre
research and textual analysis. When I did my genre research I found out that
capitalized fonts within magazines they stand out more on the page. This font
could also be used within my magazine for displaying important information such
as pull quotes etc.