Final draft
After receiving some feedback from peers I created another draft using some images I had taken. I decided to try placing the masthead in the centre of the magazine with the coverlines surrounding it. I also tried to add some more white boxes and circles. I prefer this draft as it looks more professional and the arrangement of text is better than my previous drafts. The colour scheme works well and I have also changed the background colours, making them red and white striped. This is because the lines in the the background match with the lines on the talents shirt, and the thick black lines going in a vertical direction adds quirkiness and flare, and goes with the suspenders on the outfit. I decided to add colour to the background because the original was plain and white and lacked character and would have been very boring to work with. By changing the wooden planks to make them striped with a light red, it has enabled me to introduce a nice colour scheme whereas before it could have come across as tacky and out of place.
After receiving some feedback from peers I created another draft using some images I had taken. I decided to try placing the masthead in the centre of the magazine with the coverlines surrounding it. I also tried to add some more white boxes and circles. I prefer this draft as it looks more professional and the arrangement of text is better than my previous drafts. The colour scheme works well and I have also changed the background colours, making them red and white striped. This is because the lines in the the background match with the lines on the talents shirt, and the thick black lines going in a vertical direction adds quirkiness and flare, and goes with the suspenders on the outfit. I decided to add colour to the background because the original was plain and white and lacked character and would have been very boring to work with. By changing the wooden planks to make them striped with a light red, it has enabled me to introduce a nice colour scheme whereas before it could have come across as tacky and out of place.
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