2. Font Name: wrestle mania by Jade GARROW
The denotation of the font is ‘wrestle mania’ which is capital
letters and is bold. I chose this font style because the style fits
in well with the genre of my magazine and it stands out to
attract the audience. It is similar to my music magazine of
inspiration therefore, it lets the reader know that my
magazine is professional standard like other magazines it will
be competing against.
3. Font Name: scorched earth by KC fonts
The denotation of the font I have chosen is ‘scorched’
font. It has an eroded look which could connote the new
and old music news/articles that would feature in my
magazine. Furthermore, the effect of this font would be
visually appealing to the buyers of the magazine.
4. Font Name: All rights reserved by junkohanhero
The denotation of the font I chose is ‘all rights reserved’. I
chose the font as an option because it creates an interesting
and different look someone would not expect which may
attract an audience, and connotes to the reader that the
contents inside will also be interesting which will make them
want to buy the magazine at first glance. I also like the way
the white writing contrasts with the black background it looks
quite effective.
5. Font Name: Campus A by Leonard Posavec
The denotation of the font I chose is ‘campus’. I chose
this font because it looks professional and sophisticated
and is easy to read. This is a consistent font style which
represents the magazine as it is published on a weekly
basis so would connote a routine for the customers
who buy the magazine. But I don’t think this font style
suits the genre of music for my magazine.
6. Font Name: scorched earth by KC fonts
In conclusion after a lot of thought I have made a decision to go
with the ‘scorched earth’ font because I think it suits my music
genre best for the magazine and for the audience of my magazine.
I think this because it is eye catching and visually effective which
will interest them and make them want to continue reading the
magazine. With this font I really like the way the eroded effect
connotes to the reader about the old and new music that will
feature in my magazine.
Conclusion