Updates

After reviewing my proposal with my peers, I have decided to make several changes to my magazine. 

Font: I have decided to keep the idea of using Playfair Display and Times New Roman, however, I have also added Garet. Essentially, I will be using Garet as my captions, page numbers, and small detailed texts. Garet is a geometric sans serif that has a soft letter form with a smooth strong tone. The strong look helps the main idea of women's independence expand. 

Color: At the start of my magazine I wanted to use colors such as green, blue, white, and black neon colors. However, after further consideration of my audience, pastel colors work much better with young adults and girls. I have kept the idea of using black and white but added small hints of light pink and purple. Additionally, I played around with the color blue, but it didn't pop as much as pink and purple.

Cover: I kept the idea of over-layering but I decided to change the background to science materials and chemical bonds. The idea of cells behind the linework of a women's face did not stand out.

Layout: After looking closely at the syllabus and the amount of space I have on each page. I decided instead of doing two articles to do one.