This document discusses and analyzes the visual impact and stylistic qualities of four different fonts - Britannic Bold, Impact, Stencil, and Reprise Stamp. Britannic Bold stands out with one differently colored letter and makes the design look unique. Impact is small and to the point, giving an overall precise feel. Stencil is bold and army-like, making the magazine feel strict while jumping out on shelves. Reprise Stamp looks worn out and used, representing an authentic magazine that has been around a long time within the music industry.

1. InD – Britannic bold
This font is bold and neat. It will stand out to the audience
and make them look. The one different colour of a letter
makes it stand out and makes the design look different.
InD– Impact
This font is quite small and makes the design very to the point and
short. This meant the magazine has anoverall feel of to the point and
precise. The underline makes it look more important. This will also
stand out to the audience

2. InD – Stencil
This font is a very bold and different font. It makes the magazine look army like so hasa
strict feel. It’s also very large so will jump out to the audience asthey look atall the
magazines on the shelf. The idea that it looks like a stencil makes it look more handwritten
so could be taken asit is a handmademagazine so is more authentic.
InD– Reprise stamp
This font makes the magazine again look more authentic as it looks
worn out and used. This could represent how the magazine has been

3. going for a long time and knows what they are talking about when it
comes to music.