I decided to change the colour of my masthead to purple. I did this because my contents page features purple. I wanted the colours to flow throughout and this colour shows female connotations. In order to keep the same colours throughout the magazine I changed my colour palette to muted pastels. These include the colour of my model's jumper, purple and other similar colours like green, beige etc. From this image you can also see that I began adding more detail to make it look like a real front cover. Barcode, web address, price etc.

Here is my final front cover draft. I changed the size of my main coverline and put it into italics to make it stand out as the main coverline. I also did this because I felt it looked a lot better. I changed the font all of my artists' names to the same font. I did this so that it flows throughout the page. I have again kept the marmalade-orange and purple colour scheme for the whole page. I feel the colours I have used have really made the page pop. This is the style I was looking for. I added a puff to make the page more realistic. It also adds extra benefits to the readers of the magazine. The audience will be intrigued to find out what can be found inside.
Here is my final front cover. I decided that my main image looked better as a bigger medium close up and it also made my text fit a lot better around the page. I feel that this makes it easier to read for my target audience. It also draws more attention to the reader with the bright colours of the jumper. I feel that this will stand out on a shop shelf and could be a top seller! My information is clear and easy to read, making this a key reason to buy it. I am happy with this final design and will not be making any further changes to it.
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