The document discusses potential magazine titles and the design choices for logos representing those titles. It considers "interesting knowledge" as a title because magazines can provide interesting knowledge to audiences. For a logo, a light bulb is used to represent knowledge and thinking. Another title considered is "fab facts" where the first word is short for fabulous and the second refers to factual knowledge that can be applied differently. For its logo, brown is used to represent something fabulous like chocolate and gray is used for "facts" to signify that facts age over time.

1. interesting knowledge- it might be a good name for a magazine
because it can be interesting to some people and audiences and it is
knowledge.
intersting knowledge
I did it in this colour because of the use of knowledge and thinking
which relates to a light bulb for the text. The background is black
which means a dark room and the use of yellow means it is lighting
the "the darkness" of not known information.
fab facts- the title's first word is short for fabulous and it usually
means it is quite good. the second word is facts which is real
knowledge which can be used for different.
fab facts
i used brown because it reminds me of somethig i really like or i class
as fabulous which is chocolate. i have down the word facts in grey
because most facts are a few years old depending on when the book
or magazine is made and published.