The document provides guidelines for magazine covers. It recommends using sans serif fonts that are bold and easy to read to stand out on shelves. The fonts should also help create the magazine's brand image. Images should feature popular bands or celebrities to attract regular consumers and fans, and should show the subjects in comical poses to suggest the magazine will provide in-depth behind-the-scenes insights rather than just public perceptions.

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2. Fonts: The cover uses sans serif fonts as they stand out and are easy to read. They are bold and so will be noticed on the shelf amongst other magazines. The colours used in the font create the brand image of a magazine which is “cool”, current and yet has history. Image: They use the image of a popular band which attracts regular consumers, as well as fans who wouldn’t normal buy the magazine. In the image, the band are in comical poses which gives the impression that the magazine will give and in-depth and “behind the scenes” insight into the band and not just what the public thinks.