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The author has chosen a colour palette for their magazine using mainly primary colours to make it stand out from other magazines. They selected a colour scheme that has a tabloid style to convey an informal tone and appeal to a young audience. The document discusses the author's choice of colour scheme for their magazine design.
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- 1. Colour Palette By Kyle Parkinson
- 4. My colour scheme I have chosen mainly primary colours as I want my magazine to stand out from the others. It has a tabloid style to show the magazine will be informal and a young audience.