1. Colour Scheme Ideas
Colour Scheme 1
Colour scheme 1 is the more feminine out of the 5 it
represent girly, and the range of colours would be
associated with a pop magazine, these colours
would definitely attract the girl target audience and
will catch the eye it will attract the younger
audience also as every little girl loves pink.
Colour Scheme 2
Colour scheme 2 is more for the male target
audience if I looked at this I would not represent it
with a pop magazine, more so with a football
magazine although I do find something classy about
it as it is different if I used this in a girl pop magazine,
but I feel I would be taken quite a risk.

2. Colour Scheme Ideas
I like these colours in colour scheme 3, as I feel its
Colour Scheme 3 something new, I don’t often see a magazine colour
scheme used with different shades of green, its still
quite masculine colours but I feel it still could attract
the female audience, I think these colours would look
good but I don’t believe that these colours will fit with
my initial double page spread story it might not flow
as well as it could.
Colour Scheme 4 With colour scheme 4 I believe they are more classier
colours but are dull and boring they would not excite
me or attract the eye if I walked past it on the shelf
these colours would fit a more serious story or even
more so I believe it would fit more with a rock
magazine.

3. Colour Scheme Ideas
Colour Scheme 5 Colour scheme 5 are a good blend of colours but I
feel they are all too similar and I don’t think they
would show up to well on a page it would just all fold
into one. I yet again believe it would be more suited
to the elder generation magazines.
I decided to go with colour scheme 1 as I believe it definitely suits the genre of the
magazine it is girly, feminine, will attract the eye, fits the double page story rather
than a dark depressing colour scheme which would be suited in a double page
spread in a rock magazine! When I read a magazine with dull colours I often tend to
skip the page as it doesn't look interesting or only getting half way through the story,
I do not want my magazine to have this feel to it, I want it to be exciting and leaving
readers eager for more.