This document summarizes key elements of magazine covers. It notes that magazine covers typically feature an eye-catching title and main image of a model or celebrity. Subtitles are often justified to the left to make space for the image. Additional details like the issue number or a brief description of the cover story are also included. Barcodes and logos help identify the magazine brand and allow for purchase.

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2. The title is bold and eye catching on the models hair and
the original background.
The subtitles are justified to the left hand side of the page.
The image on the front cover Is a medium shot, this is
because the image shows shoulders and above of the
model.
The small writing beside the barcode shows the issue
number of the magazine, this is usually for fans of the
magazine who buy it weekly/monthly.
There is some detail about the content on the right hand
corner of the page.
The barcode is what allows the magazine to be purchased
over the counter.

3. The recognisable ‘Q’ logo is in the corner of the cover on a
white background to make the lettering stand out.
Subtitles justified to the left hand side of the page to make
space for the image and keep the cover in order and neat.
Information on the issue number.
Image is a medium close up of the model.
Small insight to what the article about the model will be about.
The red logo and writing creates a house style theme.

4. The yellow header and footer bar creates a house style
theme.
The image is a long shot of the full band.
The title is cover by the image, but the title is not
important as the house style is used to recognise the
magazine.
There is information on who will be starring in the
magazine, this information is justified to the right.
There are small images at the bottom of the page to
attract fans of certain bands.
The footer at the bottom shows lots different bands to
attract a range of readers.