Font Adjustment

After some consideration and feedback from teachers about the font I used for the subheading and strap line on my front cover and on the double page spread, I have decided to try different fonts to see if there was a different style font that would be more suitable and appropriate for my magazine. This font, 'Edition', is the best font that I found as it is bold and works well over the image, however does not distract the readers' attention from the masthead. The style of the font is also modern and links with my hip-hop/urban genre of the magazine, as it's different, simplistic and isn't the 'cheap' style of font that can sometimes be found on pop magazines etc.

Fonts

MAJOR  Major  Major  MAJOR  Major MAJOR 

I decided on the title for my magazine to be 'Major' and have tested different fonts using that name. I thought this was suitable as the magazine will include major, and upcoming, hip-hop artists. As well as this, the fresh, young urban 'scene' is becoming a major genre in the music industry, developing in terms of music and image. The magazine will also be published majorly, overall creating a Major magazine. I wanted to use a simple and bold font so that it would not get overlooked by the reader or lost in the main image on the front cover and created an impact. However, I also wanted an interesting and unique font, which reflects the uniqueness of the magazine. My preferred font out of the above five, is the 'Major' font - it is interesting yet bold and simple, and would catch the eye of a passing reader.