Fonts and colour scheme
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The document discusses font and color scheme options for an alternative music magazine called UTM. It evaluates different color palettes with a dominant base color and accent colors used for titles, headlines, and sidebars. The author selects a gray base with red, yellow, and black accents. A font downloaded from Dafont.com is chosen for the title to follow conventions while making advertising elements visually distinct.
Fonts and colour scheme
- 1. Fonts and colour scheme Emma Collins Year 12
- 2. Colour scheme ideas- White- The base colour Red,Silver/Grey,black- Used for masthead, sell lines & skyline Grey-The base colour Red,Yellow,black- Used for masthead, sell lines & skyline White- The base colour Red,Blue,black- Used for masthead, sell lines & skyline All of these colour palettes follow a convention in the alternative music magazine genre; They all have a dominant main colour which will help sell lines, or plugs stand out on the front cover. The colour pallet I use will be used on the contents and double page spread as well as the cover.
- 3. FontsI decided to call my magazine UTM, ‘Under the music’. Using Dafont.com I’ve downloaded different fonts which I like and hope to use for either the masthead or the sell lines. Here are the fonts I picked out:
- 4. Final decisionsI have now decided on a colour scheme and font for the masthead, these show my final decisions: Grey-The base colour Red,Yellow,black- Used for masthead, sell lines & skyline The font and colour scheme both link in well with the conventions of an alternative music magazine, I also think that these colours work well together and will help make sell lines and the skyline stand out to the audience.