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This document discusses font choices and color schemes for different elements of an entertainment magazine. It presents sample magazine layouts including a masthead, pull quotes, artist photos and captions, and placeholder text. It also lists potential issues that could delay a photo shoot project and proposed resolutions, such as having backup equipment, files, locations, and rescheduling if needed.
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- 3. This colours will not all be put together on a magazine. The colour scheme will mostly be 1 colour with different shades and will vary between colours depending on the artist of the magazine and what colour suits it best. Mainly the magazine colours will be a shade of blue, purple or red.
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