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This document evaluates 6 different fonts for use in a magazine masthead and subheadings. Font 1 is similar to an existing music magazine and has a style that fits the genre. Font 2 is bold but may not fit the genre. Font 3 is bold but plain. Font 4 has a unique style but may misrepresent the genre. Font 5 is bold and eye-catching like an existing magazine, but may be too bold for a subheading. Font 6 is basic for articles but risks boring readers.
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- 3. Font 2 This Font could be a suitable masthead choice because its bold which makes it stand out and draws peoples attention to it. This would be good because the font is unique and will stand out to other magazines on the shelf. The bad thing about this font its that it doesn’t really fit in with the style of genre my magazine is, this might be miss leading and give off the wrong connotations .
- 4. Font 3 This is another suitable masthead font because it is bold and stands out to the buyer, it is also very similar to the magazine “ Rolling Stones” which is another rock based genre magazine, This type of text may be boring to the buyer because it is only bold there is nothing unique about it.
- 5. Font 4 This font could be a suitable choice for sub headings because the font is not bold but the style of the font is very unique and eye catching. This font could be misleading because it doesn’t really suit the style of genre my magazine is and give off the wrong connotations.
- 6. Font 5 This is another idea of text I may use for my sub headings because it is quite bold and eye catching so it will appeal to the buyer and it is similar to Kerrang magazine which is the same style of magazine that mine is. The only bad thing about this font is it might be too bold and eye catching for a sub heading.
- 7. Font 6 This is an idea of text I want to use for writing of the information in the stories, I want something basic and boring so it wont draw much attention away from the titles. An issue with this font is that it might be too boring and may not keep the reader interested in the story.