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The document discusses design ideas for a magazine including fonts, color schemes, and sell lines. It proposes using bold, sans-serif fonts like American, Captain, Porter, and Universal for the masthead. The color scheme will be cinematic with shades of grey and blue plus a bold black background, incorporating recognizable colors like red and yellow to signal the content is interesting. Sell lines will promote what the magazine offers readers.
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- 1. Design ideas Fonts, Sell Lines, Colour Scheme, Masthead Names
- 2. FONTS AND MASTHEAD IDEAS American Captain Porter Bold Universal Serif Copperhead Condensed
- 3. Colour Scheme Due to the genre of my magazine being entertainment. I will be using a cinematic colour scheme with shades of grey and blue, and a solid, bold back. It is important that I use colours such as Red and Yellow as they are recognisable to existing magazines and will be able to visually show the audience that this is interesting.
- 4. Sell Lines