MASTHEADRESEARCH

1. Bold2. Stands out3. Interesting modern font4. Easy to read

WHAT I WANT

I find this masthead very bold and interesting, the way they have used a black background just for the text makes it stand out and it is the first thing you

notice when you see this magazine. I like that a sans serif font is used, this could make the masthead easier to read so that for example, even people who don’t speak English very well can recognise the masthead.

I find this masthead very bold as it is the first thing you notice when you see this magazine

especially since there isn’t much on the front cover. I like that a

sans serif font is used, this could make the masthead easier to

read so that for example, even people who don’t speak English

very well can recognise the masthead. Clash usually uses white for its mast head but it depends on the background

photo.

I found this masthead different and inspiring as it is at the bottom of the cover which is unusual, it is also in two lines even though it is one word.I

find this masthead very bold as it is the first thing you notice when you see this magazine especially since there isn’t much on the front cover. I like that a sans serif font is used, this

could make the masthead easier to read so that for example, even people who don’t speak

English very well can recognise the masthead. Plastique usually uses white for its mast head but

it depends on the background photo.

This is the masthead I came up with for my music magazine. I kept in mind that I wanted it bold, to stand out, to have an

interesting modern font and I wanted it to be easy to read. In my masthead of my magazine “PAUSE” I have changed the “U” to a pause sign in black, this was to make my masthead stand out.

LARGE WHITE FONT (inspired by Clash and Plastique)

BLACK BACKGROUND (inspired by Wonderland)

BLACK PAUSE SIGN (to make the masthead stand out)