The document discusses the design elements used across different sections of a magazine to engage readers and maintain consistency, including positioning journalists in office settings, using drop shadows to make photos look more professional, signatures to create personal relationships, keeping the same font across sections for continuity, and styling artists to inspire audiences while conveying meanings through positioning. Regular columns are included each month with new information to prevent the magazine from becoming monotonous for regular readers.

1. Editorial column keeps the conventions of a magazine. We made sure the journalist would look serious about his work and positioned in an office based setting. The drop shadow helps the picture look more 3D and professional. We also created a signature to draw the reader in and to create a personal relationship with them. The features column differs in every magazine. This way the audience get something new each month which appeals to their liking. The same uppercase font from the front page is used here to keep the continuity of house style as well as the conventions of a music magazine. The issue number shows how popular the magazine is even though it is fairly new. The artist here is styled in a long sleeve jumper and skinny jeans. This way he is aspired by the audience. Being positioned to the right looking down connotes that he is un-confident and not popular. This graphic helps the page to be easily navigated. The consumer can see straight away where the articles from the front cover are located within seconds. The regulars column is what we decided would be in every months issue of the magazine but with different information. Doing this will enable regular buyers to access new information to keep the magazine from being monotonous.