Font Research

I like this text for my magazine title as the lettering is very bold and eye catching, and the style of the font is relevant to the title and suitable for the genre of music. Depending on the brightness/darkness of my cover image I may have to edit the text to make the text white with a black background, or I may have to change my choice of font.

If I do have to change my choice of font in order to make it more visible on the page, I may use this font instead as it will be easier to edit (eg. changing the font colour to white to make it stand out on the page). This font also relates to the title of the magazine and the general attitude of it, in that it is unconventional.

I like this font for the main sell line on the cover, for the band featured. Existing magazines usually have the main sell line in a style of font which is a trademark of the band they are featuring, which is different from the rest of the text on the page. I think this font is fairly simple yet still very bold and interesting.

I may use this font for the double page spread. It is a Hollywood Hills style font, which is suitable for the article as it is about a very famous rock star. This gives connotations that the article is very high profile and important, and would appeal to the reader.






I like this font for my sell lines on the cover, and also for the headings on the contents page. It is fairly simple and modern, and doesn't detract away from the rest of the more important headings. 


Content
I may use Times New Roman font for the text within my cover, contents and DPS, as it is a fairly average and universal font. However, it doesn't particularly seem fitting for the rock audience, and is a bit dull.

Content
I like this font for the content of my magazine, as again it is simple yet still modern and appealing. It is clear to read, particularly when it is small.