Planning and Development of Music Magazine

Prezzi.com

I went on prezzi.com and developed a page on Music Genre.

http://prezi.com/ugbyy5thgomr/music-genre/

Different Fonts and Titles which I may use for the Front cover and Contents page.

I would like a unique Title for my Front cover as my image for the cover is quite plain. I need a bold font so that it is easy to edit onto the front cover on photoshop.

I like shadow effects on Fonts and would like to keep the colour scheme to black and white as I might add a coloured background or coloured writing.

I need a strong font, probably in capitals and bold as this will stand out on the cover. I found all of these fonts on http://www.dafont.com/, however, I could create other fonts on photoshop, word, or publisher.

I like this font, as it looks strong and bold, probably easy to crop and cutout on photoshop also. However, the name 'Loud' doesn't seem to promote the idea or produce thoughts of R'n'b.

I chose this strong distressed font because it stood out to me and the letters are in capital bold, which I was looking for. However, it would be hard to cut the shapes of the letters out on photoshop because of the gaps and cracks in the letters. Also, this type of font would look better in a music magazine with the music genre being 'rock' or something similar.

This font is very basic but modern and aesthetically pleasing at the sane time. I ike the structure of the 'S'.
The font may be hard to cut out on photoshop and wouldnt be easily noticed on the front cover.

I like the structure of the 'L' on this font, it is quite glamorous, also in capital letters to stand out, but because the font isnt in bold, or highlighted it wouldnt be a strong enough title to use on the front cover.

I like the font of this as it stands out, also it would be easy to crop on photoshop. I also like how 'Beat' is adressed with 'The'.

I think this font would be a bit to glamorous for my magazine, I like the idea of the french writing however, it would have to be more music based.

I like the French style again, however it would not be a powerful or strong enough title. Also I would prefer capital letters.

I thought about using a celebrities name as the title of my magazine, and I wanted something which was different. However 'Mika' doesn't really reflect R'n'b strong enough. I also love how different this font is.

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I like the distressed pattern in this font. I also like how it is in capitals and bold so it would be easy to crop on photoshop. However, the gaps in the letters may create a problem.

I like the textured edges of this font and how its in bold however, the fuzzy parts on the letters again may make it harder to crop on photoshop.

I like this font and how plain it is, it would be easy to cut out on photoshop unlike some of the others. Also small enough to fit at the top of the page.