
For the construction of my magazine, I used only four fonts, that I liked and deemed appropriate for my content, to create an in-house style, readers could easily recognise that each page of my magazine was designed for the same magazine.
The fonts I chose were: 'News Goth,' 'Telegrafico,' 'Chopin Script' and 'Varsity.'
'News Goth' was the font I used for all the standard text in my magazine. It is important to have an easily readable font for the main text of a magazine, however I feel that News Goth has a better look than other standard fonts such as Arial and Helvetica. I used News Goth in my cover page, my contents page, my double page spreads and my advertisement.
'Telegrafico' was the font I chose for my masthead, and some titles throughout my magazine to further the in-house style, as it is bold and edgy while being simple enough to see from a distance, on magazine racks for example, and would be easily recognisable to my magazine. I used Telegrafico in my cover page, contents page and my double page spreads.
'Chopin Script' was the font I chose for the main title of my double page spread article for 'Lily & Her Heart.' I wanted an elegant font that contrasted with the boldness of the rest of the text within my magazine. I used Chopin Script in my double page spreads.
'Varsity' was the font I chose for my advertisement to become the logo of one of my fictional singers within the magazine, 'Spectra Diamandis.' I chose it because the font is derived from American high school's football teams and is highly stylised, I wanted to make it clear the fact that Diamandis is a young up-coming American artist and this font achieved that well.






