This is my final draft for my front cover. I have kept to the same layout as my previous layout as I thought that it stuck to the usual conventions of a pop magazine. I have kept the same cover lines as before like "first interview" and a "look book" as when asking my peers they liked how I had added in different features into my magazine. By using the "first interview" it makes the audience feel special and important, enticing them to buy my magazine as they would want to read on and see what "Lelia" has to say after her split. I have tried lots of different cover lines to try and make my audience want to read this issue as much as possible.
Also from my previous draft my feedback was that they didn't like the placing of the master head therefore I moved it up sightly and made it more transparent. This is so that you could see my models eyes (which previously was covered up by the title). Now, from the adjustment, you can clearly see the models eyes where now my model is making clear eye contact to the reader, again being used so that it will entice the reader into buying the issue.
Furthermore I added in the price, vertically next to the master head. I thought that this was the best place to put it as it is clearly visible to the reader where they can quickly find it. When looking at other professional
Also from my previous draft my feedback was that they didn't like the placing of the master head therefore I moved it up sightly and made it more transparent. This is so that you could see my models eyes (which previously was covered up by the title). Now, from the adjustment, you can clearly see the models eyes where now my model is making clear eye contact to the reader, again being used so that it will entice the reader into buying the issue.
Furthermore I added in the price, vertically next to the master head. I thought that this was the best place to put it as it is clearly visible to the reader where they can quickly find it. When looking at other professional
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