Titles & Headings.

When drawing my initial designs i also came up with four initial ideas for a title of my magazine, they were; 'Music', 'A-Punk', 'Crank' and '♫'.


I chose these four ideas because i thought they were simple and catchy so my target audience would be able to remember easy.


'Music' - I have decided not to use this one because it is too obvious and a slightly boring. It has no ring or catch to it, and it doesn't really show or sounds right for my music genre of my magazine.


'A-Punk' - I have decided not to use this one. I thought of this as it has the word 'Punk' in it, this represents the indie side to my magazine, and the sort of target audience i would be aiming for, with that 'punk/indie' style of fashion, this is the only thing i liked about and for me it did not add anything edgy or quirky about the magazine, and sounded a bit to girly.


'♫' - I have deiced not to use this one because of it would make it too complex for the readers to able to say what magazine they wanted, as it's not a word. I thought it would work well as no other magazine has a symbol as there title and it would make it different from other magazines, but as it is a symbol it would be to complex and difficult for the audience.


'Crank' - I have decided to use this one, because it has that rough and edgy sound about it, and it fits my genre of music for magazine well. Also it fits into both target audience as it's not to manly and to girly. When saying the word 'Crank' It sounds like a magazine as it has a ring to it, also it is very catchy and very simple for the readers to remember if they wanted to purchase this magazine. This name for the magazine is not too long of a word this makes it more of a better choice as well. The word 'Crank' will fit nicely on the front page of the magazine as the title is going to be positioned on the left side in a vertical line.