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C:\Fakepath\Masthead Analysis

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Kimberley Tran

The author initially chose a simple font for their magazine cover but decided it did not look realistic so experimented with different fonts, ultimately concluding a graffiti font would be most appropriate. An image of a cassette tape on the cover emphasizes the word "retro" as cassette players are rarely seen anymore. Above the masthead is a strap line extending the title.

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My first font I choose to be on my front cover however I knew this could be improved also it did not look like a realistic magazine therefore I decided to change it. It was too simple and straight forward.
I experienced with different fonts to see which one will go well with my genre. Then I came to the conclusion a graffiti font will be appropriate. The image of the cassette emphasises with the word ¡®retro¡¯ as you would hardly see cassette players anymore. Also above the masthead is a strap line extended with the masthead.

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C:\Fakepath\Masthead Analysis

  • 1. My first font I choose to be on my front cover however I knew this could be improved also it did not look like a realistic magazine therefore I decided to change it. It was too simple and straight forward.
  • 2. I experienced with different fonts to see which one will go well with my genre. Then I came to the conclusion a graffiti font will be appropriate. The image of the cassette emphasises with the word ¡®retro¡¯ as you would hardly see cassette players anymore. Also above the masthead is a strap line extended with the masthead.