Similarity’s of my magazine cover to conventions
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The document discusses the similarities and differences between the magazine cover design and typical conventions. Some similarities include including a simplistic logo and centering the masthead. Differences are having the masthead off to the side next to the main image, omitting a skyline, framing the main image with text to give it importance, using minimalist colors rather than bright colors, and only including one main image rather than additional photos.
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