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This magazine cover summary analyzes two school magazine covers. The first cover uses a bold sans serif font for the title with trendy cover lines. It features an attractive student model and minimal colors. The second cover has a simple serif font title with an image of a middle-class girl against a marble background, conveying a minimalist and elite feel. The summary prefers the contemporary fonts and design of the first cover but likes the minimalist and high-class style of the second cover.
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Fonts
This document discusses font and iconography styles for an indie/alternative music magazine. It evaluates several font options, considering factors like readability, sophistication, and similarity to styles from American pop culture references. One font is favored for its quirkiness but refined look. Iconography ideas discussed include using a shattered text effect to imply the magazine is "shockingly" good, and favoring simple, punchy mastheads like those of NME and Billboard that allow space for images. Possible theme ideas for magazine issues focus on popular new albums, local artists, festivals and concerts, and top artists/songs to appeal to a wide audience.
Flat plans of contents page and double page
The document discusses font and color scheme options for different pages in a music magazine, including the contents page and double page spreads. For the contents page, the author selects Aerial Rounded MT Bold font in different shades of blue to match the magazine cover. Red and white is considered but deemed not suitable for the music genre. For double page spreads, red and white is selected as eye-catching while still allowing text and images to stand out. Green and white, black and green, and other neutral colors are also considered for nature photography spreads. Broadway and Arial fonts are rejected as too difficult to read or heavy for the intended audience and genre.
College magazine analysis
The document analyzes three college magazine covers and discusses design elements that could be applied to a new college magazine. Key elements that will be used include layering the masthead, key signifier, and text blocks similarly to the examples. Buzzwords and an attractive key signifier will also be used to attract readers. The new magazine will link the key signifier colors to the house style colors used in text blocks, as in the college magazine example. Four main text colors will be chosen that relate to the key signifier colors.
Font styles
The document discusses different font styles and their suitability for magazine covers. Several fonts are described as standing out due to being bold, having spaces between letters, or curvy designs that could attract females or children. Other fonts are said to be good choices because they are unique, wavy, funky or creative, which could attract young readers. A few fonts are suggested as being suitable for music magazines due to looking musical or matching the genre with their up and down or curvy designs.
Rolling stone magazine
This document summarizes and analyzes the design choices made across the front cover, contents page, and a double page article spread from a magazine. On the front cover, colors are used that link to the featured singer's appearance to draw in readers. The contents page continues this color scheme and uses color and contrast effectively for readability. The double page spread features the band in a greyscale photo with unusual dark coloring that provides a reverse stereotype from their typical bright style, with the photo prioritized over text.
Magazine analyis and colour palette
The document summarizes key design elements across magazine covers and pages. Common techniques included bold mastheads and titles to attract attention, prominent photos of celebrities or bands, simple color palettes, quotes and interviews to entice readers, and column structures for easy reading. Magazines employed these classic design fundamentals while putting their own unique spin to appeal to target audiences.
Titles
The document discusses magazine titles from different publications. It describes the titles as bold, blocky, bright and eye-catching, with fonts that are classic, professional-looking or square. The titles stand out on covers through techniques like contrasting colors, white text on images, and vibrant hues that draw the reader's eye.
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This issue of V magazine has a clean and minimalistic design that creates a recognizable brand. The masthead is centered on the cover in a large, bold font that stands out from other magazines. The image on the cover features two models wearing contrasting outfits that appeal to the magazine's target fashion audience. V magazine maintains a consistent style across issues through its simple design and centered masthead, making it easily identifiable for readers.
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Flat plans of contents page and double page
The document discusses font and color scheme options for different pages in a music magazine, including the contents page and double page spreads. For the contents page, the author selects Aerial Rounded MT Bold font in different shades of blue to match the magazine cover. Red and white is considered but deemed not suitable for the music genre. For double page spreads, red and white is selected as eye-catching while still allowing text and images to stand out. Green and white, black and green, and other neutral colors are also considered for nature photography spreads. Broadway and Arial fonts are rejected as too difficult to read or heavy for the intended audience and genre.
College magazine analysis
The document analyzes three college magazine covers and discusses design elements that could be applied to a new college magazine. Key elements that will be used include layering the masthead, key signifier, and text blocks similarly to the examples. Buzzwords and an attractive key signifier will also be used to attract readers. The new magazine will link the key signifier colors to the house style colors used in text blocks, as in the college magazine example. Four main text colors will be chosen that relate to the key signifier colors.
Font styles
The document discusses different font styles and their suitability for magazine covers. Several fonts are described as standing out due to being bold, having spaces between letters, or curvy designs that could attract females or children. Other fonts are said to be good choices because they are unique, wavy, funky or creative, which could attract young readers. A few fonts are suggested as being suitable for music magazines due to looking musical or matching the genre with their up and down or curvy designs.
Rolling stone magazine
This document summarizes and analyzes the design choices made across the front cover, contents page, and a double page article spread from a magazine. On the front cover, colors are used that link to the featured singer's appearance to draw in readers. The contents page continues this color scheme and uses color and contrast effectively for readability. The double page spread features the band in a greyscale photo with unusual dark coloring that provides a reverse stereotype from their typical bright style, with the photo prioritized over text.
Magazine analyis and colour palette
The document summarizes key design elements across magazine covers and pages. Common techniques included bold mastheads and titles to attract attention, prominent photos of celebrities or bands, simple color palettes, quotes and interviews to entice readers, and column structures for easy reading. Magazines employed these classic design fundamentals while putting their own unique spin to appeal to target audiences.
Titles
The document discusses magazine titles from different publications. It describes the titles as bold, blocky, bright and eye-catching, with fonts that are classic, professional-looking or square. The titles stand out on covers through techniques like contrasting colors, white text on images, and vibrant hues that draw the reader's eye.
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This issue of V magazine has a clean and minimalistic design that creates a recognizable brand. The masthead is centered on the cover in a large, bold font that stands out from other magazines. The image on the cover features two models wearing contrasting outfits that appeal to the magazine's target fashion audience. V magazine maintains a consistent style across issues through its simple design and centered masthead, making it easily identifiable for readers.
Magazine research
This document discusses and analyzes several magazine covers aimed at college/university audiences. It examines elements like layout, color schemes, fonts, and cover lines. One magazine focuses on music and uses a simple black, white, and red theme. Another uses yellow and white fonts over an image of a graduating woman. A third stands out with a hand-drawn football image and minimal text elements. Overall, the document considers how different magazine covers appeal to college students through their visual design and content.
Media
The document discusses conventions for magazine covers and contents pages. It notes that magazine covers typically use high contrast colors like black, red, and silver. Celebrity figures are usually prominently featured in the center of covers. Contents pages list section titles in different colors for easy navigation and have page numbers to guide readers through the magazine. Images are meant to attract readers and tie into themes or fashion trends featured within the issues.
Analysis of music magazines
1) The document analyzes and compares the covers and contents pages of two music magazines - one focused on indie/rock music with a minimalist design for a more mature audience, and one focused on rock music with a cluttered design for a younger audience.
2) It notes the differences in layout, use of images, typography and color schemes between the magazines, finding that the indie magazine has a clean, simple style while the rock magazine is more cluttered and uses bold colors and fonts, representative of the genres' styles.
3) A double page spread from each is also analyzed, with the indie magazine using columns and long headlines in a serif font for a classy look, while the rock
Analysed front covers
This document discusses the design conventions of magazine covers and how some magazines challenge those conventions in their design. It provides analysis of the mastheads, images, color schemes, and layouts of various magazine covers. Some magazines use abbreviated mastheads or images that cover the masthead. Others challenge conventions by positioning the masthead or barcode differently than typical or using unconventional color schemes and backgrounds. The document examines how magazine covers attract readers through their visual design and whether they follow or break from standard magazine cover conventions.
Music Magazine analysation
This magazine summary analyzes the cover of a dubstep music magazine. The masthead uses white text in a slang font to appeal to a younger audience aged 17-20. The main image shows three young men looking directly at the viewer, likely to create intimacy or portray a tough image. Due to dubstep's smaller popularity, the men do not overlap the masthead like in more mainstream magazines. The largest cover line advertises a "Summer of Dub," suggesting the magazine targets serious fans and covers summer dubstep music.
Analysis of double page spreads
This document analyzes several double page spreads from magazines. It discusses the layouts, images, and text styles used. Common techniques included large prominent images, columned text wrapped around images, varied font sizes to draw attention to headlines, and basic color schemes. The spreads covered topics like music artists and celebrities. Photos were typically casual portraits related to the topic. Text was often questions in one color and answers in another. Overall the spreads aimed to attractively showcase people and topics for their audiences through visual design.
Analysis of double page spreads
This document analyzes several double page spreads from magazines. It discusses the layouts, images, and text styles used. Common techniques included large prominent images, columned text wrapped around images, varied font sizes to draw attention to headlines, and basic color schemes. The spreads aimed to attract readers with their visual design and highlight the topics through the use of relevant images and formatting choices.
Analysing NME Magazine
The document provides an analysis of the contents page and a double page spread from NME Magazine. It notes that the contents page uses various fonts, colors, and images to grab readers' attention and help them navigate sections. It also highlights unique features like a band index. The double page spread focuses on an interview with Florence Welch, using a large image of her draped in an American flag and contrasting outfit to signal the article will be about her time in the US. The headline plays on one of her song titles to engage fans.
Comparison
While the two rock magazines have some similarities in layout and design choices, they differ in their approaches to double page spreads. Both position the main text in the top left but use different styles - NME has a large, centered image while Kerrang! takes a more chaotic approach using multiple smaller images and text. The color schemes also contrast significantly - NME uses a simpler white/black scheme perceived as "boring" while Kerrang! favors darker, more threatening colors that align better with rock music's rebellious image.
Front cover analysis
The document discusses various elements of magazine front cover design including the purpose of the masthead to attract readers' attention with carefully chosen color, font, and style. It also covers elements like taglines to inform readers about the magazine's topic, cover images and lines to entice readers about articles, and modes of address that directly or indirectly engage the reader. Secondary images, puffs, pugs, barcodes, prices, and typefaces are among other important cover design components analyzed.
Dizzie rascal analysis
The document summarizes various design elements of a magazine cover. The masthead is in red, bold, uppercase letters suggesting a masculine, modern feel targeting mid-20s readers. The main cover line stretches across the center in white text with a black shadow to stand out from other lines. The main image is a medium shot of Dizziee Rascal in a casual stance and clothes, implying an informal, lower class, male target audience. The strapline uses a sophisticated serif font to separate it from other coverlines and suggest an upper class audience. The puff below the masthead uses the magazine's colors and informal slang to engage younger readers.
Front cover analysis
The document provides an in-depth visual analysis of the front cover of a magazine featuring Taylor Swift. It analyzes various design elements of the cover including the main image of Taylor Swift, the sell lines and headlines promoting articles, color scheme, and layout. The analysis suggests that Taylor Swift's modest and natural posing in the black and white main image portrays her as innocent and appealing to all ages. It also indicates her growth from a timid young lady into a confident pop star. The document dissects numerous other aspects of the cover design to understand the messages and emphasis on Taylor as the focus of the issue.
Task 2 Detailed Analysis of Music Magazine
This document analyzes the typography, layout, color, images, language, and conventions used in the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread of Rolling Stone magazine. The front cover uses bold text in the left third to draw the eye, and features one artist's image. The contents page has an ordered layout with images on the left relating to articles on the right. The double page spread uses a large pull quote and heavy metal image laid out around columns of text. Common conventions across pages include the color scheme of red, black and white, and the mixture of san serif and serif typography.
Magazine Cover Analysis
The document analyzes the cover design elements of 3 magazines. Magazine 1 features Ariana Grande and focuses on women's issues. It uses pink and white colors with bold cover lines on the left side. Magazine 2 is about food and features a burger image. It uses the words "Good Food" in the masthead and has buzzwords and offers. Magazine 3 profiles Lana Del Rey holding a cat. It uses the name "Rolling Stones" in red and the cover focuses on the artist being interviewed.
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The document provides an analysis of the layout and design elements of the magazine "Rock Sound". It summarizes that the magazine does not have a consistent color scheme across issues but aims to attract different audiences based on the featured artist. While the pink and lime green colors on the cover are aimed at teenage girls, inside articles use more neutral colors. The layout focuses on images of bands wearing stylish but dark clothes to appeal to readers. Overall, the analysis finds the magazine targets a primarily young, female audience that is heavily invested in music.
Double Page Spread Analysis
The page uses black and red colors which link to the magazine's style and the genre of rock music. A large main image takes up much of the page along with informal text. The headline aims to make readers curious to learn more from the article. While the layout is informal with the large image, the content and language around music suggests discussing a notable figure within the industry.
Analysing music magazines! NME
The magazine uses a consistent house style with bold masthead in 3 colors. The front cover features a large image of Dizzee Rascal that catches the eye and relates to his music style. Inside, articles are separated into sections with bold headings and an index. The double page spread again features Dizzee Rascal to promote the article about how he has changed. The target audience is 15-25 year olds interested in artists like Kasabian, Muse, and Dizzee Rascal. The consistent use of images, language, and house style connect the different parts of the magazine.
FONTS
This font stands out due to its bold black outlines around white letters, resembling children's blocks or badges on military uniforms. While rough looking and eye-catching, it may be better suited for a music magazine rather than a school publication due to its bold simplicity and professional appearance.
Colour and font
This document discusses font and colour choices for magazines and how they can convey intended messages and meanings to audiences. It explores different font styles like serif, sans serif, script and display fonts and how they may be suitable for different magazine genres like classical, jazz or rock. It also examines how colour schemes, complimentary colours and size can represent target demographics and influence readability and attractiveness. Potential font colours for a rock music magazine are suggested, including black, red and orange, and their rock-related connotations are outlined.
Analysis of professional magazine cover
The document analyzes the cover of the magazine "Classic Rock". It summarizes the different elements of the cover and how they are used to appeal to audiences. These elements include the masthead at the top, the main image featuring Johnny Depp, Joe Perry and Alice Cooper, sublines providing information about articles, and the names of other artists to attract a wide audience. The color scheme and catchy headlines are also described as techniques to engage readers and promote sales.
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The document discusses conventions for magazine covers and contents pages. It notes that magazine covers typically use high contrast colors like black, red, and silver. Celebrity figures are usually prominently featured in the center of covers. Contents pages list section titles in different colors for easy navigation and have page numbers to guide readers through the magazine. Images are meant to attract readers and tie into themes or fashion trends featured within the issues.
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1) The document analyzes and compares the covers and contents pages of two music magazines - one focused on indie/rock music with a minimalist design for a more mature audience, and one focused on rock music with a cluttered design for a younger audience.
2) It notes the differences in layout, use of images, typography and color schemes between the magazines, finding that the indie magazine has a clean, simple style while the rock magazine is more cluttered and uses bold colors and fonts, representative of the genres' styles.
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Analysed front covers
This document discusses the design conventions of magazine covers and how some magazines challenge those conventions in their design. It provides analysis of the mastheads, images, color schemes, and layouts of various magazine covers. Some magazines use abbreviated mastheads or images that cover the masthead. Others challenge conventions by positioning the masthead or barcode differently than typical or using unconventional color schemes and backgrounds. The document examines how magazine covers attract readers through their visual design and whether they follow or break from standard magazine cover conventions.
Music Magazine analysation
This magazine summary analyzes the cover of a dubstep music magazine. The masthead uses white text in a slang font to appeal to a younger audience aged 17-20. The main image shows three young men looking directly at the viewer, likely to create intimacy or portray a tough image. Due to dubstep's smaller popularity, the men do not overlap the masthead like in more mainstream magazines. The largest cover line advertises a "Summer of Dub," suggesting the magazine targets serious fans and covers summer dubstep music.
Analysis of double page spreads
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Analysis of double page spreads
This document analyzes several double page spreads from magazines. It discusses the layouts, images, and text styles used. Common techniques included large prominent images, columned text wrapped around images, varied font sizes to draw attention to headlines, and basic color schemes. The spreads aimed to attract readers with their visual design and highlight the topics through the use of relevant images and formatting choices.
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The document provides an analysis of the contents page and a double page spread from NME Magazine. It notes that the contents page uses various fonts, colors, and images to grab readers' attention and help them navigate sections. It also highlights unique features like a band index. The double page spread focuses on an interview with Florence Welch, using a large image of her draped in an American flag and contrasting outfit to signal the article will be about her time in the US. The headline plays on one of her song titles to engage fans.
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While the two rock magazines have some similarities in layout and design choices, they differ in their approaches to double page spreads. Both position the main text in the top left but use different styles - NME has a large, centered image while Kerrang! takes a more chaotic approach using multiple smaller images and text. The color schemes also contrast significantly - NME uses a simpler white/black scheme perceived as "boring" while Kerrang! favors darker, more threatening colors that align better with rock music's rebellious image.
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The document discusses various elements of magazine front cover design including the purpose of the masthead to attract readers' attention with carefully chosen color, font, and style. It also covers elements like taglines to inform readers about the magazine's topic, cover images and lines to entice readers about articles, and modes of address that directly or indirectly engage the reader. Secondary images, puffs, pugs, barcodes, prices, and typefaces are among other important cover design components analyzed.
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The document summarizes various design elements of a magazine cover. The masthead is in red, bold, uppercase letters suggesting a masculine, modern feel targeting mid-20s readers. The main cover line stretches across the center in white text with a black shadow to stand out from other lines. The main image is a medium shot of Dizziee Rascal in a casual stance and clothes, implying an informal, lower class, male target audience. The strapline uses a sophisticated serif font to separate it from other coverlines and suggest an upper class audience. The puff below the masthead uses the magazine's colors and informal slang to engage younger readers.
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Task 2 Detailed Analysis of Music Magazine
This document analyzes the typography, layout, color, images, language, and conventions used in the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread of Rolling Stone magazine. The front cover uses bold text in the left third to draw the eye, and features one artist's image. The contents page has an ordered layout with images on the left relating to articles on the right. The double page spread uses a large pull quote and heavy metal image laid out around columns of text. Common conventions across pages include the color scheme of red, black and white, and the mixture of san serif and serif typography.
Magazine Cover Analysis
The document analyzes the cover design elements of 3 magazines. Magazine 1 features Ariana Grande and focuses on women's issues. It uses pink and white colors with bold cover lines on the left side. Magazine 2 is about food and features a burger image. It uses the words "Good Food" in the masthead and has buzzwords and offers. Magazine 3 profiles Lana Del Rey holding a cat. It uses the name "Rolling Stones" in red and the cover focuses on the artist being interviewed.
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The document provides an analysis of the layout and design elements of the magazine "Rock Sound". It summarizes that the magazine does not have a consistent color scheme across issues but aims to attract different audiences based on the featured artist. While the pink and lime green colors on the cover are aimed at teenage girls, inside articles use more neutral colors. The layout focuses on images of bands wearing stylish but dark clothes to appeal to readers. Overall, the analysis finds the magazine targets a primarily young, female audience that is heavily invested in music.
Double Page Spread Analysis
The page uses black and red colors which link to the magazine's style and the genre of rock music. A large main image takes up much of the page along with informal text. The headline aims to make readers curious to learn more from the article. While the layout is informal with the large image, the content and language around music suggests discussing a notable figure within the industry.
Analysing music magazines! NME
The magazine uses a consistent house style with bold masthead in 3 colors. The front cover features a large image of Dizzee Rascal that catches the eye and relates to his music style. Inside, articles are separated into sections with bold headings and an index. The double page spread again features Dizzee Rascal to promote the article about how he has changed. The target audience is 15-25 year olds interested in artists like Kasabian, Muse, and Dizzee Rascal. The consistent use of images, language, and house style connect the different parts of the magazine.
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This font stands out due to its bold black outlines around white letters, resembling children's blocks or badges on military uniforms. While rough looking and eye-catching, it may be better suited for a music magazine rather than a school publication due to its bold simplicity and professional appearance.
Colour and font
This document discusses font and colour choices for magazines and how they can convey intended messages and meanings to audiences. It explores different font styles like serif, sans serif, script and display fonts and how they may be suitable for different magazine genres like classical, jazz or rock. It also examines how colour schemes, complimentary colours and size can represent target demographics and influence readability and attractiveness. Potential font colours for a rock music magazine are suggested, including black, red and orange, and their rock-related connotations are outlined.
Analysis of professional magazine cover
The document analyzes the cover of the magazine "Classic Rock". It summarizes the different elements of the cover and how they are used to appeal to audiences. These elements include the masthead at the top, the main image featuring Johnny Depp, Joe Perry and Alice Cooper, sublines providing information about articles, and the names of other artists to attract a wide audience. The color scheme and catchy headlines are also described as techniques to engage readers and promote sales.
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- The layout follows the typical route of the eye from top to bottom and left to right with the headline, subtitles and image.
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School Magazines
The document discusses the design elements and styles of various magazine covers targeting different audiences. Some key points:
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The document discusses the design styles and target audiences of various magazine covers for a school. Some key points made:
1. Modern styles use bold colors, pictures, and informal fonts to appeal to teenage and college students.
2. More formal styles are suited for parents, using sophisticated serif fonts, posed photos, and simple color schemes.
3. Covers can be distinguished by their use of colors, images, fonts, and whether the target is students or informing parents about school events and activities.
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1) The first summary describes a magazine cover featuring Jay-Z with a serious expression to reflect the style of music. It aims to appeal to women with pink fonts and a story about fashion.
2) The second summary is of a contents page with a large celebrity image and girly font. It focuses on pop music and aims for teenagers.
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Magazine cover comparison
- 1. masthead Main image Cover line This magazine cover is a little more trendy then what is expected from a normal school mag. Going against the boring conventions and connotations associated with normal school covers, this mimics a fashion magazine. There is a bold sans serif font as the title which does not have borders. The sans serif font carries on for the cover lines as well. There is a different font spelling “GREEK” in Greek style letters, commonly associated with fraternities and sororities. The font flows throughout this cover and makes it more consistent and thus strong, The cover lines tackle trendy and controversial subjects... Setting a cooler type of magazine for students. They use informal and casual writing “tramp stamps to ho handles”. The main image has an attractive college student, centred on the page. The cover lines flow around her and the background uses minimal colour for easy reading.
- 2. Masthead Main cover line Main image This cover is very minimalist and relaxed. The title and fonts used connotes elitism. The main cover line has a very bold and simple serif font. This font would be the same as an engraving. The main image is of what seems to be quite a middle classed girl. She is wearing a fitted dress/shirt which is simple as opposed to a hoodie. She has an ipod and the background wall is marble. This is quite clearly not trying to be trendy or appeal to the masses. There is a simple font as opposed to a ghetto-esque street style font that one would associate with state schools. There is no barcode or price tag. There is also no date, so this is probably an annual issue.
- 3. What I like and might use: I liked the first cover more than I did the second. The first cover gave a trendy edge, more contemporary fonts that is sans serif. The colour scheme would change from issue to issue (I would assume). The image was also a lot sharper. In general I would want to take the same approach as this cover. I would want to take from this the sans serif fonts, layout and also the use of colour. The second cover I like the minimalist approach. It seemed laid back yet high elitism really stood out. The colour scheme was simple and effective. I would want to take the high class feel from this cover and transfer it to my own.