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The document discusses font options for a rock music magazine and provides analysis for each font. It considers fonts such as "Plane Crash", "Scorched Earth", "28 Days Later", "CF Punk Is not dead", and "Rock's Death". For each font, it notes that the font is big, bold, sans-serif, and easy to read before analyzing how visual elements of the font relate to the theme of rock music and would appeal to the target audience.
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The document discusses font options for a magazine masthead and cover lines. It examines fonts like Abode Fan Heiti, Georgia, Informal Roman, Imprint MT Shadow, and Lucidia Calligraph. Short summaries of each font are provided in terms of readability, sophistication, and boldness. Feedback was gathered from the target audience, and Imprint MT Shadow was selected as the preferred option since it is clear, unique, and the shadowing helps it stand out for the magazine masthead.
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Font reserch and planning.
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2) "Royal Acid Bath" is commonly used in Rolling Stone magazine and conveys rock and roll due to its slick, jazzy style.
3) "Cheerful Party" suggests happiness and parties through rounded, cheerful letters suitable for pop magazines mastheads to attract readers.
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The document discusses three different fonts for graphic design purposes:
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Masthead and analysis
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Masthead font styles marked
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Font and Colour
The document discusses the importance of font and color choice in communicating intended messages to audiences. It notes that sans serif fonts tend to look cleaner in body text while serif fonts are clearer to read and widely used in magazines. For magazines, a serif font like Droid Serif would be suitable. Fonts can indicate time periods and help pieces appear older or more recent. Script fonts imply sophistication while display fonts are bold and draw attention, making them good for mastheads. Handlettered fonts add a personal touch. Color choice also communicates meanings, with primary colors seeming younger and neutrals appearing more mature.
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The cover of the music magazine features the magazine's logo and title in the top left corner. In the top right corner are headlines of featured articles shown in larger fonts. The main cover story occupies the central optical area, featuring the name of an artist in bold colors and fonts alongside a photo. Additional sections like track listings and articles are featured throughout the rest of the cover.
The contents page includes the magazine's title and issue information in the top left corner. The central area prominently displays a photo of a band alongside their name. Lists of articles and corresponding page numbers are presented throughout the rest of the page in bold fonts and colors that continue the magazine's branding.
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- 3. Scorched earth This would be a suitable font as it is big, bold and easy to read. It is a sans-serif font so people would face no difficulties reading it. This would be suitable as it looks like a dark and brooding font. This will go perfectly with the theme of my magazine; rock. The fire adds to this affect as rock lovers are usually associated as being dangerous, like fire
- 4. 28 days later This would be a suitable font as it is big, bold and easy to read. It is a sans-serif font so people would face no difficulties reading it. This font looks slightly damaged, which, in my opinion, would look good on my magazine. The damage could connote as being damaged internally, which the audience could relate to as, stereotypically, rock lovers are said to be.
- 5. CF Punk Is not dead This would be a suitable font as it is big, bold and easy to read. It is a sans-serif font so people would face no difficulties reading it. This font looks ripped which gives it a dark/ dangerous look. This stands out and would easily attract the eyes of my audience.
- 6. Rock’s Death This would be a suitable font as it is big, bold and easy to read. It is a sans-serif font so people would face no difficulties reading it. This is a stereotypical ‘rock font’ The font gives of a thuggish feel and this font will immediately tell people that the magazine is a rock magazine, which will attract the audience.