The document discusses several fonts being considered for use as a magazine masthead. For each font, short evaluations are provided about whether the font is suitable and why. Some fonts are deemed too busy, unclear to read, thin and not bold enough to be eye-catching for the masthead. One font is found to be clear while following the eroded convention and using capital letters, making it suitable for the masthead and contents page.

1. Munpreet Marbay 12C

2. I like this font as it shows the writing being eroded; I can use this
for the masthead as it could mean that the music is eroding the
masthead. Unfortunately the font would look odd if you
changed the colour. I would stick to black when using this as a
masthead. Furthermore the font is big, bold and eye catching.
I like this font, but I don’t think it is masthead material. I think this
looks too busy and looks confusing, so this wouldn’t look eye
catching; also you can’t use a mixture of colours as it would
look very dysfunctional. I would use this for another part of the
magazine, maybe in the contents page for the other titles.
Munpreet Marbay 12C

3. This font does match the theme of the magazine, but I think it is
too eroded and it looks very unclear to read, so this won’t be
eye catching. Also it uses lower class letters, so it doesn’t have
the same effect to the readers.
I like this font, as it’s clear but also follows the convention of the
eroded masthead. I think this will go well for my masthead as it
bold and uses capital letters. I would use it for my front cover
and also the title of the contents page.
Munpreet Marbay 12C

4. I think font would not go well as the masthead for my magazine.
This does look good and would fit perfectly as a masthead, but
unfortunately the font has an angle and therefore won’t look
good.
I don’t like this font as it is to thin also the font isn’t bold; therefore I
don’t think it would look eye catching to my target audience. I
would probably use this on other pages where there will be lots of
font, so it wouldn’t stand out that much.
Munpreet Marbay 12C