1. Music
Magazine
Masthead
Font.

2. The Block capitals makes the font easy to read and in your face.
It also has a distressed effect which is typical of a rock magazine
and is the type of look the audience would expect. However the
font is very uniform and ordered which goes against the
rebellious ideas of rock music.

3. The use of different fonts makes it eye-catching and different to conventional mastheads.
Also it works well with the rock concept of being rebels. However because of the mix of
fonts and size it is harder to read.

4. The initial look of the mast head is uniform, bold and easy to read. The same as
most conventional mastheads , however the font has a decorative pattern of
numbers running through the letters. This makes the font more unique and
interesting though still having the advantages of conventional mastheads.

5. The Block capitals makes the font easy to read and in
your face. It also has a distressed effect which is
typical of a rock magazine and is the type of look the
audience would expect. However the font is very
uniform and ordered which goes against the rebellious
ideas of rock music.

6. The font is block and bold, therefore easy to read. Also the font is fairly uniform
though is slightly wavy. The style of the font is of a old billboard and movie
theatre lettering. This makes the font more interesting and should appeal to my
audience.

7. The initial look of the mast head is uniform, bold and easy to read. The same
as most conventional mastheads. However the gloss leather look goes with
the rock look perfectly and is the type of thing my audience would expect.

8. This font is more soft and stylised than conventional mastheads. It is easy to read and
uniform. However the slight messy and distressed style does give the font a
modern, rocky, stylised look

9. The font uses a broken look on the conventional style of a masthead. This
suited perfectly the style and conventions of the rock music world and would
be the type of masthead the audience would expect to see.