Colour and Font Analysis

 

I have decided that I am going to use reds, blacks and whites for my colour scheme as big name music magazines such as Kerrang and Q use those colours and I like the look that it has. I think these colours compliment each other and on Kerrang and Q they go together really well. I think it looks quite sophisticated, although Q is better presented compared to Kerrang. Their font helps this a lot because with Kerrang and the cracked effect that runs all throughout the word gives off a sense that the magazine could be messy or not very well presented. I will choose a font that is easy to read, but not plain.

I found a font called 'Rom' which I think will work and I like how I can use the 3 colours in it. I've done a couple of examples shown below.



I also tried out a font called 'Offset', but I think that some members of the public may see it as too feminine. I've also done some examples of this font as well.

I then found a font called 'Punched'. I like the bubbly effect that this font has but it may not be a music magazine font as it could be classed as one gendered by being too girly. I used my colour theme to colour the font in to try and make it look more mascaline but I still think it's my least favourite out of the three I've done so far.