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FONT ANALYSIS

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Page 1: Font Analysis

FONT ANALYSIS

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This font that I have chosen is called TRENCH and I would use it on my masthead and other sell lines on my front cover because it is simple yet effective as it is a bold font so it would stand out on the page. The fact that all he lines are straight and thin gives it an edge that would relate to my Indie Rock genre.

DEADLINESThis font that I have chosen is called CASTELLAR and I would use it in my magazine because it is draws the audiences attention with its design and it will make my readership recognise my magazine easily. Its sharp edges adds to the Indie Rock genre theme as it presents the brand identity well. It could be good as it is different to all my other choices.

This font that I have chosen is called ALL AGES and I would use it in my magazine on main headlines or in my masthead. I would use it because it’s shaded background represents my magazine’s genre well and because it catches my target audience’s eye immediately. I also chose it because I wanted a bold, design font that would stand out and convey my brand identity to my readership.

This font that I have chosen is called CF CRACKED and I would use it in my magazine in my masthead. Because it would be easily spotted by my target audience and it represents my Indie Rock genre well with its cracked, rock-like appearance. I also chose it because it is bold and it stands out on the magazine. Plus, because it has a unique design that would be exclusive to my magazine only.

Page 3: Font Analysis

I decided to use the ‘ALL AGES’ font in my magazine because it reflects the dark, Indie Rock genre of my magazine and will help to attract my target audience to my magazine. I didn’t go for the ‘TRENCH’ font because overall I thought it was quite basic and simple which is not the tone that I want my magazine to have as it should stand out and be in a display font. I didn’t go for the ‘CASTELLAR’ font because I thought it looked too smart and sophisticated for an Indie Rock magazine even if it looked quite edgy. I didn’t choose the ‘CF CRACKED’ font because I thought it didn’t look like a typical magazine masthead font and wouldn’t have suited my magazine.