Sketched out

Over the past few classes I have sketched out my cover page and also my table of contents page. Through the process I made sure to connect some details from the pages to have them all flow and have the same look/feel.

Cover Page


- The title I have had the idea to make it look simple but bold, nothing too crazy. The title color will depend on the photo once I have all my photos taken I am planning on figuring out a color scheme for each page.
- The spiked bubble around the "Health Girl Summer", will be continued throughout the magazine and also be a feature on the other pages to add emphasis to things like titles of numbers. In this case, it is making the edition of this magazine stand out.
- The lined box feature will also be continued throughout the magazine to section off things and make the writing of the magazine clear and organized. I thought this would be a good feature since I am targeting a younger audience starting at 16, the text will be easy for them to read instead of all cluttered and super small.
- I also thought the spike bubble feature would be a good thing to add because of my younger target audience. The shape is unique and makes the title pop out well which will draw attention to a younger audience which is my overall goal.


Table of Contents 

- On the top where it says table of contents will be in the same font as the font I use on the front cover of the edition. I also am planning on adding the lined box to the title to carry the same features of the title to the contents page.
- The top 2 sections are the top recipes of the magazine. I thought the sectioned off boxes will make the contents easy to read but still have a description along with them.
- The use of multiple pictures on this spread is to try an attract my young audience. Having more pictures will interest a younger audience rather than just one photo and more words.
- The spike bubble around the numbers is the same from the front cover. I chose to use this feature to make the page numbers of the recipes stand out and to make the magazine flow.


Once I take my photos I will have a better idea of what exact color schemes will be used. Havng the photos will make it easier to pull colors from the photos into the font colors and make everything coordinate with everything and make it look seamless rather than all over the place and messy looking.