The document summarizes the symbolism and design choices used in an image for a horror magazine cover. A pale woman with blacked out eyes represents a sinister, ghostly figure. Dark colors like black and the woman's pale skin evoke horror and death. Red accents are used to represent blood, a key element of horror. The title "FANGORIA" references the fangs and teeth of vampires, a common horror trope, with the red outline suggesting blood dripping from fangs.

1. The image is a womanina
darkishcolourlookingsinisteras
hereyesare blackedouttoshow
she isn’tordinary.The pale white
skindoesrelate tothe colourof
the textbut,mostlyis used
because of how ghostlyshe
looks.The image isusedbecause
it relatestothe genre ‘horror’as
the coloursof the woman,which
isblack symbolisesdeathand
suffering.
The black backgroundis
usedbecause itemphasises
the red andwhite thatis
usedand showsthe
woman’sghostlypale face
verywell.The redisused
because itrelatestothe
word‘blood’andit isused
several timesonthe cover.
The red isusedefficiently
because bloodrelatesto
the genre of horror and the
blackaccentuatesdeath.
The title ‘FANGORIA’isusedbecause itrelatestothe genre
horror. Fangis terminologyforteeththatvampireshave and
vampiresare knownforbeinginhorror films.The ‘FANGORIA’
isin white asit relatestothe colourof fangsand itis outlined
withredas it can be a metaphorforblooddrippingfrom‘the
fangs.’