Creating the magazine- BLG WK 8 POST 2

Hello! This week's blog post is about the final stages of my magazine. I finally think that I have the photos I need for my magazine. I've already done all the research that I need and collected including interview content, product research, color, research, lighting, research, and designing research, I've began to use in Indesign to create the cover of my magazine, for which I will provide photos below to demonstrate the progress of the cover. I really like the cover of my magazine because I think that it gives a really sophisticated, classy, and elegant look.

 I think that I was able to convey this by using a stylistic font that resembles very famous magazines such as Vogue and ELLE. I also think that the outfit that my model is wearing helps to convey a sophisticated and elegant look. The contrast between black and white, and the use of no vibrant colors, I believe, also helps to that classy look. I wanted to use a red color for the masthead and the subtitles because I think that it helps to mark the professionalism in contrast with my color palette. I used inspiration from research that I did on magazine covers, specifically from Vogue, of my magazine; it also helps, and I've seen that they use this feature in a majority of their magazine covers to add more creativity and liveliness to the cover. 

The photo below is the picture I'm gonna be using for my magazine cover. My model's name is Celina Grindey. She is wearing black jeans from Edikted, a very popular clothing store among the teenage population in America. Her top is from another very popular clothing store named Garage. This outfit, I believe, is very stylish.