I think I will use this font for my masthead as it reflects the futuristic, electronic feel I want for my magazine without having the childish or gaming feel of the other fonts.

I will this font (if I can), on my contents page and double page spread, overlaid

onto an image or graphic to make it more subtle and add to the layered look you

see in these types of magazine.

http://www.behance.net/gallery/KWERK-font/870576http://www.behance.net/gallery/Higher-Free-Font/6797841

For the titles, headers, and other text, I will use the cubic font because it references the name of the magazine in it’s design. It is also far less childish looking.

This will be my colour scheme for my magazine, I will use the complimentary colours of yellow and purple to create an energetic and bright feel while separating them from a bright red with black and white. I have done this because I like the contrast created by red, black, and white; but didn’t like the generic feel of it, which is why I will use yellow and purple as well.

I will use regular hexagons as a recurring graphic that will constitute my house style. I have chosen a hexagon because it is often used in modern sci-fi in patterns and it represents the name of the magazine.

I will have a lot of overlaying graphics in my magazine because it is a common element in modern print media. I will overlay text onto images and make use of contrast in my colour scheme in order to make the text stand out and create an electronic feel.