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The document discusses 5 magazine cover design sketches. Design 1 emulates the Metallica logo font to appeal to the target audience and signify the music genres covered. Design 2 features just a guitar, which lacks conformity by not including a musician, and has design limitations. Design 3 depicts a guitar scratchplate, which provides context for readers who may not play guitar, but looks out of place. Designs 4 and 5 discuss simplifying the contents page for ease of use, deciding against including a "stem and leaf" folio system.
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