The document discusses design elements the author found inspiring for their magazine design, including photos with different poses, fonts to stand out as headings, geometric shapes that work well together, soft colors, hand-drawn arrows to break up text, simple rug patterns that are not distracting, a pull quote layout with a different colored background, and an interesting way of using a drop cap to present an article. The author considered including natural poses, concerts photos, different fonts, big quotation marks, geometric shapes, photo frames, soft colors, hand-drawn arrows, simple rug patterns, a centered pull quote with different background color, and a drop cap style in their own magazine design.

1. All the poses in these photos are
very different. The black and white
photo gives off a more classy feel
while the one above it seems more
fun and energetic. The other two
magazine covers have very natural
looking poses on them which is
something I'm thinking of including
in my own magazine. The photo of
Demi Lovato is taken at one of her
concerts and is an example of an
image that can be included in an
article about concerts/artists.
I think having one word a different
font from the rest of the sentence
is a really interesting idea and
could be used for titles or contents.
I also thought that the big speech
marks would be good to use for a
pull quote on a double page
spread. I included these fonts
because I thought they could look
nice as headings or other things as
they would stand out more from
the other text on a page.
I really like the geometric shapes in
the jewellery and house
accessories and I think all the
shapes work nicely together. The
photo frames made me think
about different ways to organise
images on a page.
I used these colours because
they're all soft and work nicely
together with the bolder, darker
colours.
These arrows look as if they're had
drawn and, when used on a page,
can add something small but
interesting to break up big blocks
of text.
I really like the design of these rugs
and I thought of maybe designing
and using patterns like them that
are simple and not too distracting
in parts of my dps or contents page
to make it more visually appealing.
I also like the colours and how they
all fit together nicely.
I like the layout of this page and
how the pull quote is in the center
of the page with a different colour
background because I think it
makes the page more interesting
to look at.
I think this way of using a drop cap
and presenting an article is really
interesting.